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Goos SueoEsrIos.--A correspondent writing
to US from Niagara Falls approves OF the idea sug-
gcsed by western paper Of great macs meeting
OF the friends of General Scott, at Niagara Falls,
on the annivsrsary of the battle OF Lundy's Lane.
He says:
81 cannot conceive Of any thing that will be 90
well calculated to set the old hero peg ahead in
the commencement of the campaign, mass
meeting at this place and at that time. Let Buff
ialo, Cleveland, Eric, Dunkirk, Lockport, Roches-
ter, and in fact all Western New York turn out,
they will. am sure, il the leaders OF the party
take hold of il. see that the Errrsss OF this
ing speaks favorably Of it, and suggests that
Committee Of Arrangements from all tho towns
and cities be at once appointed. and feel author
lied to cay that any and all Of the following names
from this place will act in concert with such com.
mittee."
A long list OF the leading inhabitants Of the To-
cality follows, all Of whom have no doubt will
enter heartily into the affair should the suggestion
be carried out. We hope il will be.
BnfTdio Commercial Adrsrsissr.
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! ! refer TO his march from VeraC, D3St,l
our last reinforcemens, two thousand hve humid cd
| strong. The march was conducted with judg-
ment, and with little loss. There were several
smart skirmishes with gucrillas, and severe af-
fair at the National Bridge. In all, and particu-
larly in this last encounter, Pierce was cQsspicu-
Gus for his gallantry, and received ball through
his hat. His aid, an officer of the old army and
! think, personal acquaintance Of your own,
could give you the full particulars of these affairs
When he arrived in Puebla, he and his command
were received with joy and admiration. They
came 10 US with the prestige Of veterans; and
General Scott acknowledged General Pierce's con.
duct and services with great warmth and frequency
You well know, MIR. Editor, my exalted appre-
citation Of the conduct aud services Of General
Scott in Mexico, II has been 70 me a pleasing
reflection that the standard bearers Of the two
great parties were warm personal friends, each
possessing in an eminent degree the respect and
confidence Of the other l did hope il would as-
suagc the bitterness of party strife, and etfectu-
ally extinguish personal controversy. But youx
correspondent differs from General Scott, aud
from the officers Of the old army, to the char
acter and services Of Pierce. We are content.
But would advise him to abandon such a hopeless
controversy. .... ....s
Z. The friends of General Pierce have never
claimed that he was great military man. They
concode with pride and qualification that General
Scott ia and that he is judge Of military quail
ties. They simply claim, in the closing words OF
my first article: THAT in his service in Mexico
General Pierce did his duty a son of the Repub-
lie. that he was cminenuy patriotic, dsinterestcd,
and gallant, and that il has added laurel TO his
beautiful civic wreath. As citizen, he has been
ready to make sacrifices for his country. As a col
der and commander, he has shown gallantly be-
fore the enemy, and was eminentiy the friend and
father of his command" .. ,-.. :.s
Yours Sc, OLD ARMY
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CAR LOAD or Hoos BuRsT.-As q train for tho
East approached Rome, Oneida county, New York,
on Sunday, ono Of the cars, freighted with ono
hundred and three live hogs, was found to be .
veioped in names. spark had communicated =
it, and before II discovered the fro bad attai3
ed such Roadway that the car was nearly coiS{
sumed. and every hog on board Perishsd In th4
flames,
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ARRIVAL or THE DoLrHIs.--The United States
brigantine Dolphin arrived at New York on
Thursday morning in fifty days from Pernan-
buco. The following is list Of her officers:
Lieutenant Commanding-S. p Lee. Passed
Assistant Surgeon. b. Could Acting Mas
ter-A. Barfot. Passed Midshipmen--J. T. Hall :,
E. Renshaw, J. d. Danels, w. K. Mayo. Cap
tain's Clerk-H. c. Elliott.
The Commercial Adesrtisr. noticing her ar rival.
says: .r.. ,-.tHs
"The Dolphin has returned from surveying
cruise made under the direction Of the Bureau Of
photography Of the Navy Department She has
sounded the at depths varying from one to
four miles, and made daily observations for tenn
peratures and currents of the ocean, both superb
cial and submarine. The deep. zen soundpEs were
taken by means of a small fishing line, with 49,
pound shot attached. ran out from beat which
was kept directly over the shot by gentle motion
of the oars. The deepest cast in which bottom
was obtained was in 1850 fathorns, about ii
statute miles; The currents were observed at the
surface, and at the depth Of ten aud eighty
fathoms, and the temperatures at various depths
from the surface to five hundred fnthoms.
"lhe Dolphin was commissioned in June, 1881,
since which time she has been constantly ut sea !.
with the exception of few days spent in each Of
the ports OF Porto Praya, Pernambuco, Fernando
do Noronha, and Para, for the purpose of obtaining
supplies and rating her chrononieters. She has
carefully examined the reported positions of num-
Der of isands, rocks, and shoals in her track and
has ascertaincd that no such obstacles exist. Sho
has also made survey, aud accurately defined tho
position of the Rocas, rocky iscts lying between
Fernando de Noronha and the main hand of South
America.
Great attention has been paid to the equatorial,
st. Rogue and Amazon currents; and the subma-
rine volcanic region south of the equator has been
thoroughly explored. The Dolphin has also made
complete set of meteorological observations. We
presume that the results of this cruise will be pub
lished by the Bureau Of photography.
"Thcse Investigations have been made in con-
nexon with the wind and current charts Of Lieu
tenan. MAury, which have already been of such
signal service TO the of the country. 1t
is to be hoped that they will be prosecuted until all
those reported dangers and obsruciions TO naviga-
ton, 20 many Of which diefRure the charts of Tho
North Atlantic in the direction of the Azores are
thoroughly examined aud reported unnn
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THE REPU BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
WING NOMINATIONS.

We learn that, in consequence ct the mean-
choly event by which the country has recently
been afflicted, there will be no music at the
Presidents grounds this evening.
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BY MIR. CHANDLER: The memorial of Messrs.
Stuart & Butler, OF Phadelphia, asking for relief
for duties paid and payable on merchandise de-
siroYed by FIRE.
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TBE KAIS ExTRApIrioN CAss.--Tbe counsel for
Thomas Kahn, Mt New York, have sued out = writ
of habsas corpus. t
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THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Steam Suppldnted! Gas Triumphanty

hrst half Of the nneteehth century will be recorded
as the age of Steam. Ii has passed. and win AZ will
pass the steam engine, with the things that were
ne second half OF the century will be known AS
eng tue age OF 1Asan agent destined only TO RhL
but 70 sNLoHrEs the world This age has now
AID with II is now introduced the q a. Engine
Professor John c. f. Solomon after tvsntvsix v.rs a.,
close observation upon the ~ Ms "a 70
others IN attempts to make the principle OF the
OF c&rSJtc acid gas available mechanic has neg
feced The and having just receive Tor
his Improved carbonic Ac Engine offers g. dispose
Of rights r the thereof b the United states ovsrn
ment and to indis or to companies the rights Of
States, counties or cities
The immense saving OF money and labor and Of human
lives and suffering secured by the Of tts new motor
will inevitably insure its speedy adoption in All naees
where steam power used and In thousands Of other
places where the great expense bulk weight Of the
steam engine has precluded its use
his new motor may be applied to all purposes as pro.
Pens sgen from the single horse power the cotton
gn 70 the two thousand horse power steamers
win the expense less than that required the steam en-
gne, OF boilers aud furnaces fuel asd r~men and ~ hulk
ana weight 100 tons weight suenz for the same power Of
~ tons OF the steam engine
These facts established by the n0ne Of
hve CD horle power now " rking wen 81 Gin
cinnSt as notice In the following the Cincinnati Non
pareil Of the 18th instant:
We are pleased to state that e S,lotoon late of
this ci's has received patent for hs acid
gas N ITS application to an engine The successful expert
ments this we're not ong sin,e in the Non
psriel The gent has patent for
the steering ard prcpeing werD
Also rights for the use Of his Propeling and
steering appsrStus peculiar advantage which gives
the pilot such complete control OF the vessel Of
the engineer that be right about face
IN 'sss time than IS required to load her guns
Also rights his improved Spring >sddlen ior mill
tary and common purposes for the poss
bile comfort OF b,th horse and rider.
Any information in the above invaluable invsn
ed by addressing 'D.1A ELDER,
Attorney and Agent for the Patentee Seventh street
opposite Odd fel.o~s' Hall Washington ID e.
JCFS SOLOMON, Pttentee.
Jan. l-3m Washington, D. C.
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AYERS CuEaRy PICTORIAL
COUGHS, COLDS HOARSENESS BRONCHITIS
WHOOpNG,COUGH, ChOUP, ASTHMA, AM
'os rHK GUAR op


COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEVESS BRONCIJTJS
CONSUME TON
MANY years Of trial instead Of mparing tn. public con-
AVA hde ice IN this medicine, hs for
and notoriety by far exceeding the tAnzuibe
tons Of Its friends Nothing but s intrinsic virtues
the beneh confrred thousands Of sufferers
could originate aud mAinsin the reputation IL enjoys While
many Inferior remedies, thrust upon the immunity have
failed been discarded this hs gsnei friends by every
trial. consrre benefits the afflicted " ey can never ,o,
ge sni produced cures too Numerous and too
be fsrgotten W
While fraud the public pretend tina, any one
medicine VII ina IDLY still there Is abundant nr
that the CHssRY PscroRAL does not only a. general
'hs ea smos' Invariably cure the ms,dy for which IL
A time makes these facts vi Ter and better knoxn h;
medicine has gradually become the best reliance Of The Al
niosd from the hog cabin Of the American peasant 10 III,
palaces Of European kgs this entire country
In every state city and indeed almost every hamlet Il
tAins 'nsssY PScroRAL Is kno A. the best rrm.d, az
t.nt Tor diseases ofthe Terost Langs and In for
esn Countries it, coming q be ussd nv their
most Intelligent Physician In rea Brit in Fr.ncs ana
oermAny where the medical sciences have r,aAe Ell their
aisnes perfection ChSssr fkcrosAL Is in'rdaeed and
IN constant use In the Armies Hospitals Aims Houses
Public ln' titatons and In domestic pSctic- the surrs
remedy their Tending Physicians employ for ~. mnr,
dangerous affections Of the Lungs Also in mildsr ca ss
snd LOT children 10 sac, pleasant and en.ctaal 10 enrs
In fAct some Of the most altering y. r.cs,,
nave been from larvn Who have found IL ,cacous IN
Gases particularly Incidental to childhood.
The Caxssr PscrosAL IL manufactured by n prsetic.I
snd every ounce Of u under his eye with in
variable accuracy aud care Ia Is sealed and BY
a~ om eOanferieits consequently relied on As gen
uine vi'hout adulteration.
wshsvssa Favored here furnish the community With
meic'n "f such ntr nse superiority worth should
commend Itself t. their conn spce-a rem edy safe,
SPEEDY ana snecna which this has by count
less Trials proved TO be- aud by great care n
With chemical accuracy II uniform strength TO
shOrd which fsv rely ior the
best results, and the afflicted ss Bsssdy thai will d. for
the ~ oil that medicine ca da
Prepared and sold by JAMES &. AVER, Practical and
Anaiy teal Chemist Lowell, Mass, and sold by Druggists
and Ap'thscAres svsryvhsrs. March l.
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whole incendiary movement, 80 loud and so
decided that the Legislature would not pre-
sumo to submit any proposition for calling
convention to the people. An extinguisher cab
be put upon it most effectually here. But if
the strength Of the State-our mountain
strengths not aroused soon enough to do this,
and the plan is submitted, as it must be, to
the people, before it can be made effectual,
then The ballot bon as The place where IL must re-
eeire ats quietus.
We have INDUCED the hope that we should
never be called to occupy the columns of the
Pacific with subject like this. But if it is
forced upon us we love freedom and free in
situations too well to be silent And on this
account we are the more grateful that we now
number our readers by thousands, scattered
over every part of the State to whom we can
speak on this question, ere it comes to issue
for in it are involved the dearest interests of
religion, as well as every other interest that is
vital to the prosperity Of State
Pacific San Francisco of FEB 2Oh.
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OFFICE FOR PATENTS, WASHINGTON.

y Z. ROBBINS, Solicitor of Patents will prepare the
necessary Drawings and Papers for applicants pat
ents and transact all other business In the lin. his pro
fession At the Patent Ofee He can consulted on all
questions relating to the patent laws decisions the
United Sfates or Europe He will procure hearings
obtain patents in all where any novelty Per
sons a. distance DESTROYS OF having exam at
the rstsnt Once prior 70 making Applicant for patent
may forward tyost paid enclosing fee of five
clear statement OF their when umedise ate non will
De given to IT, and all the could be
by visit Of the applicant In relating novelty
Of their invention and the requisite steps 70 be tskea 70
obtain patent therefor shoud It prove be new will b,
promptly for ~arded 10 them by mail
All letters oa business must be post paid aud enclose
suitable fee where \ written opinion IL required.
05- Once on street, opposite the Patent Uffce
He has the honor OF referring by permission 10 Hon
Ellsworth and Hon. Edmund Burke late
of Patents and to those for whom he has ed bust
during the past seven years Oct o.
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lay aside their principles every Presidential
campaign and lift this or that traitor to hui
mainly into power to crush it. The popular
conscience ressts the enactment OF Fugitive
Law; but when the Beials whom it has
stretched itself to vote into the Legislative As
sembly have enacted the law, directly it is
sacred thing, and must be sustained 1t is iaw,
and a sin not to obey it, though in obeying it
we become partners with the prince Of dark
ness. Who will sustain mentor lawmakers
that have not consciences above wicked laws,
are themselves responsible for the sin.
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PHiLiPsBURG WATER CURE E>rAaI.SV-
MS<r

IN fhhpsbnrg, Beaver county, Pennsylvania on ths.
s)n side OF the Ohio river opposite the mouth of ~
blg Beaver Creek-twenty-sieht miles from pttsbp,
eighty IRON WheeliDg and one hundred FROM Ceye.na
Few aces afrd opportunities for delight al ram
bes than Phidpsburg. Prom the SUBMITS Of the hny
shady hills Immediately its rear an extended prospt
may be had Niue diberent towns (among which IL .b
Connty Town OF Besver) may be from thence The
buildings are Conveniently arranged for Hydropathc Dur
pos>s; the ladies' anu gensmens bathing, sitting ana
sleeping apartments being entirely separated.
For the pleasure aud ement Of PATIENTS PIN Alley
Archet Saloon &c, have been fitted up ~
Soft spring water Of the utmost pnrty Ia usel In the O.
adjustment The proprietor has had tsenty years prcf-
oG experience regular Phi sicsn twelve Of which be
has prsetced under the tydro ahe system T,rms-ony
i've dollars per week, payable weekly All ,esscps as
adapted To Hydropsth ic cnfes
Each Patti mt Is required to furnish two heVy vsosn
blankets two large cemfors four sheets our towels
one csmpblanket, or inia.rubber sheet
Dr. EDWARD ACKER Proprietar
Phtipseurg, Rochester p. o., Beaver Count. Pa
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FARM NEAR wAsHIyCTo, ron s,yg

I'VE subscriber offers for sale HE Farm situated about
nye miles from Washington Prince George county
Maryland IL contains 7S acres above 80 OF sbeh Is
nne aliuvia mesdow, producing present TIN and
OF nay to the acre. but which under improved
would produce at least two tons Pay Is in the Wash
ington market at from Bis to $40 About
OF the place Is marsh with several in thick
ness OF black earth the result OF d.eayed vegetation which
properly compored lie from which the upland may
be enriched ~ reasonable ABOUT 60 of wood
lsndgrowth principally oak and chestnut The land ex
Dept the meadow Ia undnatng and has many pretty sites
for building There many springs of excellent
the place and II is noted for It's beahfnness The soil Of
the greater part sandy os underaid by clayn some
places clay predomnatDg Abont Is be vded
into small gardening farms giving nearly eqna quantity
Of wood ard arabic land each The orchard Of 80
peach and GO apple trees the place all bearing also
about 200 apple trees ready tor grating we'll fenced
The buildings area log house If four With frame
addition OF three rooms meat house of dried brick
Kitchen separate from the dwelling house stable
carriage house, &c There IL stream Of RAINING
through the place with sazssut water aud fa for snail
mill Price S40 per aGrs. lRms- e1S AHlzt saek; 81
l'1 e. credit "a for the ~ E,,s ~ Y "a
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PATENT AGENCY

THE subscriber having been many years engaged in
binding an using all kinds Of machinery is now en-
yel a. solicitor Of patents in this city Intimate know
dye OF mechanical operations enable him 10 understand
Inventions Z" describe and specify patent claims much
more readily than lawyers who have formerly done this bns
ness Models forwarded TO the subscriber will be uIy A.
tended TO- Drawings, specifications &C will be made and
patents procured Models mist be marked with the m.
tors name freight Of models and letter nos,ss ,
be prepaid ~e'pness. Those writing from distane,
should give their tO~n county, and \ ate
AZA AK NOLD, Pat nj Agent
Washington, ID. e., lat mouth 10Th is52-sm
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WATER CURE tSrABLIsHMXNT. RRArrIp.
BOROUGH, VERMONT

TNHE proprietor Or. r wESsELHoEtT b-gs 10 inso,,.
the public that be has from bis severe sIcE
less ana Is able again 20 ateod hs prof- ssona dntts
ro.mer anu new patients therefore, depend upon bs
giving aue attention to their They will also 6nd
pleasant and comfortable both Tor the
sod VIII please TO remember that the
establishment Intended for the cure Of diseases , ,.
wafer and not for hotel AZ fashionable ri1e Mace
ct u the lover OF nature and quiet the
house has msny attractions besides it's cure for Ma
ure has been lavish of her gifts the The
walks AMI drives In the Yicini " MAJ no
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ROlIAN PIANO FoRTES

IJALLET, DAVIS co, the nz established and cele.
brated Piano Forte Manufacturers of Boston, order
the better 20 accommodate their Southern md
TONER'S have recently orened 297 Broad
WIZ. large and iull soppiy Of their superior
both with md vh,u Colemsn's celebrated Eoan accom-
psnimspt may always be found TIE IL isn by the skill
and Improvement Of Messr H., d. Co. has been Invested
Of the harsh seraphine and th- pipe flute
substituted giving IL all the beauty Of the
Parlor Organ Their Pianos have been long nj favor.
ably known to need ,ton-and when united To
their KoiAn sweeter mus be found. Every In.
srumen arrsned u give Subtraction the hole OF the
purchase money will be returned with 1T Of
ton. GOULD BERRY,
Sole Agents, 2s7 Br sdway, New York.
N. b. Tessrs Il u. have the bes, catalogue Of sheet
usc and Musical Instruction books to be found In III.
United st tee. Liberal discounts ade to the trade
Marcia
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DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
Union Place, Pine ST., 'eest of SchuylkN sth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA

MRS. NEWELL AND SISTER have superior accom-.
i modations for pups at their large and oommodious
house, No Usion Poe They have established school
ani promise their patrons that their pupils shall be tho
roughly taught the various branches Of practical aud DO
lite education. -
RJerencss-Rt Rev. Potter, D.. L. l.. d., Rev.
ker, ID. D. Philsd-lphis; Hon w. c Preston Column
ba South Csroiins; Rev, J. M Wainwright, W Z Cur
It's ESQ New York; Rev A. Lord ID. ID Cincinnati, Ohio
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BUCHANANy JOURNAL OF MAN,

nioHhy-52 poges, 8 per dnauhH in GfrGnce.
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NoL. I'LL commences July, le5l This unique original
,ourn treats Of all subjects relating to presents
new and well demonstrated stems of Pklenologv Phs
doggy and Physognopsyan surveys from new point Of
view the great Tonoers OF the age The of man
and the elevation Of the its aims Specimen num-
bars sent gratntoasly Adlre the editor Dr. JOSEPH
X. BUCHANAN Cincinnati.
Vol containing nine plates Zone exhibiting the new sys.
TEN OF Phrenology) and 6 pages will sent by mail for
two dollars. Jprs' i1--Jvi
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PHILOSOPHICAL AHD

MANUFACTURED By q. IA
IVA years Professor Of ChemIeuYG Sky
at Collsge Hill, Peughkeepsis He Win ~ - spsn
correspondeoce with those Wishing ~ pas1o tosA A
ces or chemicals who may have aboratoRss arrange
Apparatus securely PACKED and TO ssy pert Of the
States ut rates lower than the catalogue prsces Of
any house in New York. Terms cash.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Jan Is 1852. Feb g.
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ATTENTION.!


THE NEWEST AND RICHEST
WINTER AND EARLY SPRING GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEHs WEAR.
EHARLEs A. SMITH a co, No /, OId State House.
~ Boston, begs leave 10 invite wishing Boston
70 examine their LARGE n Took most OF which has
been selected by gentleman Of great experience AS
BUYER IRON the principal manufacturers Of England
Germany, and France and
IMPORTED TO OUR ORDER.
OYER Goa TING-In English, Venetian, Fur, Beaver
labrador ~ste,proJn Beavers fine cloth finish Beaver
Whitneys, Ouasps French Castors Kossuth Reversible
(ah enthey new style for Top Coats) For
DRESS AND FROCK Coz rs - Cloths from the
most celebrated makers IN French, German ant English
f'dre and es0E csiors and rich and superior finish
PANTALOONERY AND YES TINGS- Over three
hsded dnrent STYLES OF each such variety and bean
~ that they c0nnot fail 10 please the refined and er
quisite tsste.
CUTTING DEPARTMENT.
We have In the ala rent cutting department. E.a me
Tor skill and taste are Acknowisdged BY 1Hoo'HN"'
% hive no competitors. -.
We trist the Inducements We shall offer 70 tLoss ho IA
vor Us vi call will selection W . ~.
stock OF Gods, which is not so pa se o 10, " '
slmar In this ely or any o'"ef oiJ IN
THE UNiONi
All OF which will be Manufactured With our personal attsn
tion TO
FIJI, Style, Superior Workmanship, and
TRIMMINGS
us,h ~ for US the large and constantly increas
ing patronage sheh nos eroy and At prices that can
NOT -" CHARLES A SMITH a Co
Jan o. No ! Oh State House, Boston.
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UNCLE TOMS CAn,n

A co, Is FAY 3, supply . Of t1. most iDs,,
and Foreign Anti-savsry Society NJ o. the American
.n. = .sI,ss hes; snd Gss. prices &c the pub
pense on receipt Of letter nos, ~ miles, free Of ey
biii and eight thrt ONCE enclosing dollar
age. f"iea 70 prepay the pos,
Price pr single oopy--in pap.r eov.,. a.,
soo IN extra binding S2-wth d,se;on, y, plain cloth,
cent Tor not ess than half dozen copies. '~enty per
WILLIAM HARMED Pnh,,.,
Aprh u 4S Beekman street Ss,ssSVHl