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NEGRO MANIA. being am examination Of ths fAlseIy-
~ assumed eqsaiy Of the various
The investigations Of Chspson, wikinsos, koseni, AZ
minse, 0nddon and other cslsAsd By JoAp Campbell
author II !" A Theory Of Equality" vol. '
Sept 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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(TYOOI, BOOKS-An kinds city neghbor-
y editions in caseai extremely low
prices p,, ,,ry nav, -,
Sept3 fkANGk TAYLOR
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LTNFNS.
heavy durable
and cheap goods. So and lo4 dice diaper and daask
Aiso, Of the mandatory o. lea Ia IL
sheenxs which found heaviest goods kind
pillow and
linens ssatnst All Of
the viii be their Durability very
CLAGErT 4 DODeON
Kinds Of carpets matne cloths, runs mats
Materials and Eoods generally one
Of Ninth Pennsylvania avenue
f June6 AsAtea
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GLOBES, and ceIestisln collection vnrt
VI ous- received from Boston, ofweve and inches
diameter and perfect other
spcct .. - =
FRAkCk TAYLOR.
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QOARDING and Day school for Young LAdses..' ~
Missss HAWLEY Will duties a their scnoo ~
Monday eAptsmher Pannsyvana sven
sSt~sen 17th and lath
Ang 0-Av0w nf E4
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f,LAsS-BOOK Of Chetnistry, for the Of - hools
scsdemIea and for popular readings Edward L. YoumAns
Arnods Second Book Of Greek Prose Copposdon.
Louss School nays-a story for boys with ensravings
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
oet0 Booksellers, near Nh street.
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NEW YORK CRATEA.-f received. d1sscs fror
New York, Al enamsel ea,ee o. DE-
ats. pattans and styles which, M bsAuty dAass ssrp1ss
call and szsaniAs tsIbrs psrchsaao. s1L ~ - n
. psdnsyIvmaa svsa.ss bsuwss lob u iin srsss.
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1 MATHEMATICAL and Drawing Instru nts-n IL w
III OF unusually fine quality and hnish the
| of which will be warranted.
Also, drawing divders,
pens, made, without
OF cheaper kinds
| qusty and price. Just received by
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR
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NOvELs.-Lewis Arundel, the Railroad Of Life 50 cents.
IN Mason OF shiute Pone; by Lainarso. % cents
The Fate; by @. r. X. James. SO cents.
The Con lessor, historical novel. so
Katharine Walton "a OF the Revolutions by w.
simms so
Stuart Of Duneath by Mrs. Norton. so cents.
Ecarte the saloons OF Paris by Richardson 80 cents
The Gp~y Chief; by Reynolds so cents.
Harpey's Monthly Magazine for september. 70 cents
The Magazine for September. 25 cents
The Natural History Of Courtshp by Punch % cents
Sept2 thaNCh TAYLOR
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ENVY A1rRA CTIvE sTYLEs.-T7e sWdesslsned ns..
received very extensive variety gcnslsmsnb wear
,tyi.s An3 vcssa thFshsr wn
In black French eloeha nctmA4 ~
makes imported which respectfully invite ts snes
cLAeErT, NEWTON, MAY, 90
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DHYsICIAN's Visiting List, Diary, and Book OF
L Engagements for 1854
Poeos Prose Illustrations of Celebrated American Painters
by Sartsip
Tho Weodbins--a Iiolydsy Gin by Caroline May
The Star of Bethlehem Stories for Chris
Aunt sissyI Tales for Children by Mrs. Hughes.
ctahan,s, Godeys, and SAsn's Magazines for November
This day received for ssle by : -
TAYLOR MAURY,
oot7 Booksellers, a,h street.
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MECHANICS Price Book for Washington City. &c.,
WI list OF prices and of for
pente cuer-, pmrerr, skaters,
painters gazies building regulations Price as
Fors In Washington BY TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Bookseller,
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NAGAMuNDO, or the Adsche I'm spain
EsaIas Warren.
Incidents In Pastors Life by William Wisner,
Epoch Of Creaion-the Scripture Doctrine coBtr
Theological Theory by Eieazer Lord.
Passages la the Life Of Margaret Maitland, OF Sum
by herself
10, a Tale Of the oiden Fame; by X. Barton.
Bowens w. 3. Post Office Guide.
Revories Of an Old Maid, with illustrations.
Sept ~ FRANCE
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IHAs. II. LANE has just returned from New Yorl
rich elegant fail Of gentlemen
furnishing goods.
Also supply OF Bcebcs New York hats caps,
The public respectfully invited examine these supeo
goods
Sept l7-tif
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4, IsTONY the Early Settlement assd Indian War
III Virginia vol osoi by Willis dc Haas illustrate
by eBRfavincs
Bynes Dictionary Engine Work and EngneeringNo a.
Pupchs Complete Letter Writer, with Illustrations.
Cooley Ladys Book for August
Grah,ms Magazine Tor August
Uric; or, Voicos-a Poem by y. g. Fay
Tour through America and Cuba vol portrait
This day received for saie by
TAYLOR & MAuRY,
July IL booksellers, near 9Th street.
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OK F,rSHEs OF Boston. Past and Present. and Of
y ,ome Vicinity, with lao engrayngs and
Oet5 FKANCk TAYLOR
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ELEGANT Curtain Materiais.-We have the plea
IL public that have just received, and
sale magnificent of brockiels satin aiDes
and variety other new and beautiful mattel
window and furniture coverings, with elegant
pins dnpery cords and tassels, loops, emp &c,
pond.
Also deliberately wrought Lace SWISS and book muslin
tains of which have been for time exhibitor
Worlds Fair VIII be admitted by all who them
elegant goods of the Kind in this country Til
particularly invited 10 call and see them.
Aug lo-d2w CLAGETT * DOD
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ready prescribe sudden illness
eaIth Ehat drink and avoid by Dr. Culver
wcn-price ~
Happy admonIiory essay regimen erpedency,
and ental governnent-pTice IS cents.
Hydrophobai origin, cure and pTeyontnnwih important
every keeping dog BY VIM Osborne, chemist
Is
Coughs Colds Asthma and other diseases Of ehest-wh
remediss-pice 2j cents.
For sale ut TAYLOR n MAUHf'S
Bookstore Pa. 9Th street
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The Yeas and Nays, on motion Of Mr.. HOLMES,
of s. c. for the suspension OF the rules to introduce
q Resolution are as follows
YEAs-Messrs Alexander Ashe, Bayly, Bennett Briggs,
Chandler. Clarke Cingman, Cole Conger, Corwin Crow.
ell, Debeiry DxonlDuncsn, Elliot Evans Fowler Freed
ley, Gentry, Gilber, Goodenov, German 0o Gould. Grin
nell Holloway, Hampton Raymond, HebRrd Henry Hoeg
land Holmes Houston, Howe, Hunter, Jackson, Of Cal
Jackson, Of King, orr King, ofN. j.; J. A King,
head, Morton, Nelson Newell, Ots Outlaw Phoenix Reed
kisley, Rockwell Rose Ross Rumsey, Sacke, Schenck
SehoOcre Sylvester Spaldng, Sprague, Slanly, Stanton
oTenn Stevens, otPa Taylor, Thurman, Tuck Van Dyke
NintOD, WrighL-79
HNAYs-Mtssrs. Andrews Averett Beae Booth Bowlin
Boyd, A u Brown w }. Brown, Buel, Burt. Cabe, Ca
BILE. @ Caldwell. Carter Cleveland. w. r w. Cobb
Dsnner Dmmick. Disney, Durkee, Ewing Winfield Scott
feAilerslon Fitch, Fuller, 0ddngs, Green Hall, Hami
ton, Harlan, lsham g. Harris. Hubbard, Holiday. Inge
Lenier, Litueueld, Job Mann, MeCemand, Mcdonald.
McDow en-, MeLAne, McMullen, Mcqueen, Morris MORT
son Ods, feasiee Peek, Penn, Potter Powell, Robbins
Hooinson; hoo savage, Sawtep, Saepperd, Richard IL
son. James Thompson, Nenable Waldo Wallace Welt
born, Wentworth, Mhiltesey Nllnsms and Yonng ~
ABSENT OR Nor NoTING-Messrs Abertson Allen
Alstos Anderson, Ashmun, Baker, Bay Bingham Bisse
boeoca, BQkee, bowdon. Bowie, BIeck Bullard Bur
rows Casey Colcock, Daniel, nickey Da.y Duer Dun.
ham, EdmuDdson, Alex Evans 6erri, Gilmore Haekett
Hammond. 8. w Harris, Thomas l.. Harris Hay Hllard
Howard. Hubbard. James l. S0hnsOn. RobeF, w Iobn
son, Kaufman, keey, Horace MAN, Marshall Mason Nc.
0eighey, McLanahan, Mclean Melville, Meacham
Meade, Miller Of Ohio Milson, Morse, ogle, Orr Oven
Parker, Phelps, Pitma1 PutHam, Reynolds, Richardson
sehermerhorp. A: II. stephens. John B. Thompson
Ioomos Underhin, Walden, Watkins, White Wldrek
Whmott, and Wo0dward-74
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NEW-YORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday, jan l.
The Senate met at IL o'clock. Lieut.. GOV.
Church called the Senate to order and addressed
IL as follows: Senators, IL is with unaffected all
fdence that enter upon the duties OF presiding
over your deliberations. Possessed OF butllmlte
Legislative experience and comparatively unsc-
ousinted with the rules Of order and parliament
fsry usage that are Justly regarded as indisPen-
sable for the government of deliOerative bodies |
NAV well question my ability to maintain that
high character for presiding talent which has DIS
finguished my predecessors. But the selfdlstrust
is greatly diminished when ! observe that l am
surrounded by gentlemen Of experience and court
esy whose assistance and support in the discharge
Of the delicate and sometimes embarrassing du'
ties of my position, feel confident will be gene
xously and promptly rendered. 1t shall be my aim
70 deserve your confidence and respect by admin
isterng such rules as you may adopt with fairness
and scrupalous impartialty, and to cooperate with
YOU az our official relations may require, in pre-
serving the varied and extensive interests of the
State, in developing its resources and promoting
the happiness and prosperity of the people,
The usual formulas of organization were then
completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

COMMISSION on CLAIMS AGAINST MLGicO.-
WAsHISGToN, Monday, Jan 6, lS5l-The following me-
MORALS submitted, examined and ordered 10 be re-
ceved That Of Thomas o. LaTkin and Talbot II. Green
claiming for supplies furnished the Mexican troops In
California before 9th Of July, 1886 OfApheus B. Thomp
son. claim ing for detention in person and otherwise In Cal
forDia from 1883 1887 and for consequent losses and
charges OfWm. UndeFhi for himself and AZ assignee
of VIM Mckinley, claiming for fifteen days hire Of bng
Spy ia tie revolt of lueaan ia lS43 OF Joseph B. Eaton
for imseh Samuel Parsons, and VIM. Richardson joint
ship Starting and her cargo claiming for moneys
sId property advanced TO The Mexican government ga
The schooner Julius Casar claiming for imprisonment OF
person and loss ofpropery or Frederick Bangs and Al
bert SouihmAyed Joint Of schooner Caroline and
her cargo claiming for losses consequent on her seizure a.
Haismoras In 1896 or James l. Rudolph claiming for his
Richardson claiming the balance ofproceeds OF
tie brig MARY sold NJ Tampco Ia 1887 70 pay hne on her
OfRu TurnBee for seizure on board Tue
schooner Martha in Galveston bay IN 1885, and subsequent
imprisonment and Losses. The Board adjourned until ii
O'Clock tomorrow.
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Extraordinary DEGRADATION I'm Mobile.

The Mobile Register of December 9th men,
tons the arrest OF Mr. Rufus Greene, late Secre-
tary of the Firemen's Insurance Company Of that
city, as defauter TO that Institution in sum In
volying more than half its capital. The warrant
for bis apprehension was issued by Justice Wig
GINS at the instance Of the President of the Com
paDy, and contaius q charge Of embeZzement.
The Mobile Register comments on this document
asfollowsi
Probably no event has ever occurred in this COM
munity that created a sensation so painful and
humiliating as that recorded above. We passed
it by in yesterdays paper unnoticsd because we
had not the heart to speak OF it. No man ever
stood higher in public estimation, or enjoyed TO
greater extent the confidence of his fellow men,
than did he who isnow incarcerated In jail, charg-
ed with an offence which, If proven, will consgn
him to felon's doom. Mr.. Greene Is an Elder in
the Second Presbyterian Church Of this city,
member Of the Common Council of the city gov
eminent. and occupies the highest I'VE believe,
and most honorable position in the Masonic ira
ternity Of this State; and in every station which
he had been called to fill, be has acquitted him.
self with distinguished honor; evincing talents
and accomplishments that commanded not only
respect but universal admiration.
That such aman-one so useful, 80 accomplished
and so much beloved-shouldb be betrayed into the
commission Of crime so heinous as that charged
on Mr.. Greene, is too heart sickeningsto contem-
pate-alnost too incredible for belief Yet, We
are compelled to say, from all the information we
obtain, that fear it is but too true! it ap-
pears that the most stupendous ifauds nave Deen
deliberately pepetrated, and embezzlement
made of money and means Of the Institution, to
the amount of some eighty thousand dolars!-
haps more II is impossible yet TO ascertain the
precise amount. The Board of Directors OF the
Company are diligently engaged in the investga-
ton. and continue to make appalling discoveries.
In the meantime the Company-which has here,
tofore stood in high credit-has entirely ceased
business, is calling in its policies and returning tne
premiums A meeting Of the stockholders u
called for Monday evening, TO take the "nois nat
ter under consideration and decide on lts future
course. No time has yet been SET ior tue exami-
nation OF Mr. Greene. In fhe meanliino ne re-
mains in the county jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
LAW COURTS.

COURT CALESDAR-This Day-SpperiOr Court
Nos 209, SO, "A, 9, l59, 2l3 to 2l7, 2l9 22O 223
to 226 22s 229 23l to 1884, oil, 237 to 240 67s 24l
242, 243.
Circuit Court.-Nos %, 30 to 40. THE day
Calendar will be called every morning on the
opening Of the Court
Common Pleas.-PART Mos. !, 3, 81, %,
p, %, 2s, 81, 80, 347, 49, 81, 80. PART II-Nos
% "a 2s, go 80, "a, &c. 3s, 40 ~, a, &c, 49, go
SUPREME CouRr.-Judge Edmonds. after call
ing yesterday the Day Calendar, announced that
as be had called the calendar for two days with
ont any thing being ready, he should adjourn to
ready for hearing, he would adj ourn without day.
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Interesting from the Mexican Commission.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Jan. D.
We have interesting accounts from the Mexi-
can Boundary, dated FL Passo, November 9th
Bartlett arrived at FL Passo on the 18th OF Nov.
in advance of the main body, in 80 days from San
Antonio after the detention of seven days to re-
cruit the animals, and 10 days severe snow storm.
Having agreed to meet the Mexican Commission
er ON the list of November, in consequence OF de-
tention of the Commission, he was induced to
take party Of young engineers as an escort, well
armed, together withspes and hunters, and seven
wagons with provisions and equipments, forming
party of 49, This party then went in advance
of the train leay ing San Antonio.
They travelled eight days with no other guide
than maps and the company Mr.. Bartlett struck
for the road again. his object being to find grass
and water but he was disappointed. At the
Congo he was visited by two of the principal
Chiefs of the Lipaw Indians accompanied by war
riors. The interview was friendly, bat great care
was tai en- to show that the party was well armed
After crossing the Tornado, journey OF 6o miles
without water, the party reached the POS, ana
followed it north 100 miles to Delaware Creek !
Here they were overtaken by snow, and Ihuroer
was sent to Ell Passo to avoid the delays Whicn
would other wise defeat the object OF his journey
Mr.. B. left next day, with Mr. Webb, the Sec
retary, and six Engineers. They took no tents,
but took blankets and provisions. They went 80
miles and the next day SO miles, when they
reached Salt L axe on thefwest side OF Guadalupe
Pass Here they found train OF wagons belong
ing to Mr. Conn, containing Government stores
which left San Antonio in June, being detained 80
DAYS for want of water. After procuring provls-
ions, Mr. B. proceeded, and in days reached Ell
Passo.
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SUPREME CouRr. OF JHE UNITED STATES
u,r't,atnn Monday, Jan. 6, ls5l-H. II. Strawbndge,
e. s onisIsna and w Il. Hunter, Esq Of Ohio, were
dr,,tsd Aiiorneys and Councillors OF this Court No.
80 fsrob suader al Christopher Graham In error
~ The Court ofAppeals Of Kentucky. Mr. Chief Jusiee
sSey delivered The opinion Of the Court dsmissng his
sse Tor the want OF Jurisdiction. No. 4SThe United
states appellants Bspiste CULLEN ct al This Gauss
was argued by Mr. Crltenden, Attorney General for tho
appellants and by Mr SoOle for the apPelees NO a.
81 w Oakley plaintiff In error John H. Bennett OF a.
The argument OF this cause wss commenced By MI ~.
Han for the psinn error and continued BY MI Rogers
FOR the defendants in error.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

JARED PERKINS contests the seat oil GEO. W.
MORRISON .;o5 II. .sot
:. he House the 81 district of New Hampshire
IN. beep altered and the question is whether Mr.
Morrison was elected to fill the vacancy: rms
Sreated debate which was not Concluded when
ths House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
ASSEMBLY.

At O'Clock the House was called TO order by
Mr. ROSE, the Clerk of the last House.
The organization of the House was then CON-
menced by choosing Mr.. H. ]. RAYMOND of New.
York, as Speaker Mr.. Raymond was conducted
to the Chair by Messrs Elderkin and Varnum,
and took his place, and delivered the following
address-after which the several officers selected
nj the caucus last evening were chosen.
GENTLEMEN OF THE ASSEMBLY: tender you my thanks
for the honor YOU have been pleased 70 confer on me-
shall eDdeavor discharge the duties and 10 meet the re-
attention TO the progress Of public business, and under
due Of the Importance Of the trust which you haYede
yolved upon me.
You will adopt rules for your guidance and govern
nent in the deliberations OF the present session. shall
seek TO give such vigorous practical effect to such rules as
shall best attain the design they Intended 10 secure
shall onen need, gentlemen, and do not doubt shau
always have your most charitable Indulgence In this en-
deavOr.
Nothing permit to remind you, more efectualy
promote the easy and beneficial discharge OF public duty
Than pervading of the magnitude OF the interests
committed TO Let bear always In mind that
we are making laws for the greatest the richest the most
powerful Of the American States that the topics which
will demand attention those whi.h touch most
nearly the dearest interest Of hoss millions people, and
that IN regard sister States and the Federal Unon
we have rights relations and duties which demand our
care action here shape the character guide
the PROV IN control the desnes OF this great State long
ae we shall have ceased take any part In its affairs
Under such OF the greatness and Importance
task and with proper dependence the wisdom that
comeih from above let add ess ourselves TO the duue
that lie before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

&CoSGREssIoSAL ABsESTEEs.-On a vote in the
House Of Representatives for suspension of the
Rules on Monday, the absentees were as follows
Messrs Allen, Anderson, Ashe, Asbmun, Baker, Bay,
Shseil bokee bowdon, Bowie BOwlin, Burrows, Csble
Casey, Cocock, Daniel, Dckey Durkee Edmund SON
Gerry; Oiddines Gilmore Hackeit Hall, Hammond Hsra
son, Harlan, 3: w Harris, Ala Holmes, Howard, Hub
vw.Io, inge T. Johnson KY; X w. Johnson, Ark c. g.
heing, X l.; Levin, Mason, d. =. Miller, lowe; owen
s1eps Piiman, Putnam Reynolds Savage Schermeriorn
SenoolcIah Stephens, j. Thompson, Miss Toombs Vena
Die, Wallace, Wndrck, Woodward.
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u. =, Circuit Court ut milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Tuesday, January T.
The United States Circuit Court are in session
here, Judge Miller presiding. We have no snow
here, and the weather is fine, Roads are good,
and produce is coming in freely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

" Mr.. ANGEL, the new Inspector OF State
Prisons, arrived in Albany on Sunday, and vas
sworn into office on Monday morning.
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Vessel I'm Dfstress.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Jan. S.
A British ship with Railroad iron is off Tybee
Bar with foremost gone and signals Of distress
flying.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
Canrf of Annenls.

ALBANY, Iuesdby, JhhuaTy Z.
Several motions have been decided-and the
opening argument on case No, was not concluded
up TO 2 Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
Sailing Of the Florida.

SAVANNAH, MoRdSy, Jsnuary6.
Owing to bad weather, the Florida did not
leave till Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

=. ~ Two children died ia Boston last week
nom the effect Of being accidentally burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

FIREs.-Yesterday at II AM FIRE in the base
ment Of the Church in McDougal near Kingst Damage
slight.
At O'Clock yesterday morning liquor store Of d. Loomls
cor Seventh-st and Avenue A. Destroyed Loss $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

PANoRAMA OF CALIFoRNIA AND THE lsTHMUs
THE LAST AND BEsT-We attended last night
private exhibition Of Cogswelrs Panorama OF
" Life in California and on the Isthmus," at the
Minerva Rooms. Having known the artist in Cal
iiornis and being familiar with nearly all the To-
calities represented in his work, we were curious
to witness the result of his abors, which, In their
unfinished state elected such commentator from
all the principal men of California, from Gov Bur
nett downwards. Our expectations were more
than fulfilled Mr.. CogswelPs Panorama Is I'M
equiyocaly the most faithful and lhe-like which
has yet been given. The splendid vegetation OF
the Chsgres River-the overgrown ruins OF Pana'
m and the glories Of its bay-the mountain seen
cry of the Mexican coast, and It's picturesque
ports--the golden gate and harbor of San Fran
cisco the marvellous city itself-the Sacramento
river and city. and the mining localities, tar up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

CATHOLIC INSTITUTE LEcTUREs.-A Course Of
five Lectures will be delivered before the Cath
Ole Institute this season, commencing tonight
and to continue weekly till the close. The pro.
ceeds will be given to the Sisters of the Insttu-
ton of Mercy. The opening Lecture, on "True
Civilization" will be delivered by Rev. DR.. Cum.
mings, in the Stuyvesant Institute.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

a DIE ~ GRAY, APOTHECARIES AND
6A- DRUGGISTS, (Successors to ALEX. DUvAL,)
Relai and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds OF DRUGS
and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, DYES, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFU-
merry, &c &c.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

Ws OBERr MoNAMEE, MAKER. OF SUR
asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds of
Dental and Surgical instruments, Trusses, Cutlery &c
He likewise makes order and repairs all descriptions
of instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit con-
tinuance OF it, increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET opposite American Hotel.