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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
CtOUNTRY BOARD.-One ortwo nall

~ Fauilbs or a few Singe Persons caa b. scc0nno-
isted with BOARD in srIiyafe family about 8 mites from
he city the Harlem Bsrosd The location /, fine an
healthy aad the house large and airy. For particulars in
luire OF q + WOOD. No. y John-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

4 RESPECTABLE GIRL, with good refer
ences wishes situation Chambennad and plsin
Sewer mind children and ing; b at
her present employers for two days at No l0 East lshst
SdGV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

n aesd Widow Lad who give tic hes. lfc-y r. fer
eh d" e-ilts g. tAkc one c.dr between t- ~
ard =, % board Their -1uoS. a4i r-l glI5 iusrruc1
would be- csTe attended o. they would . uad-r hsr
immediate ca'e. AFPysNO 10 DowEiaEs.. between The
hC -rs OF GId6.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for SALE.

/-Three very de,irable places for Sale with 10
srer one with ~ and with 10 scr Of good land,
we stt OK with uii and shade located IN rs peas
ATTEST vsges Of Long bands uHdsnyenentt 20 churches,
schools markets &C. Terms "a suit purchasers Apply TO
s. WHI1ING, No lol itn sv.
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH JEWELRf, WATCHEs
IL silver and plated fancy goods &c. suitable iof New es
No 49, Pennsylvania Avenue c store lately oc
by Mr. c. W. eyden fresh inpor auon OF English and
ewey Watches and plated all OF which OF
qualify and Of the latest styles, consisting IN part
8 follows;
Full suits Of diamonds and pearls ruby and pearl rae tor
enamel and planwed gold cataains In great van
ely diamond ruby pearl and all other kinds OF finger ngs
endless bracelets OF all kinds plain
genemcn diamond and ether kinds OF breapns aud
gold guards cbnns, &ci gold and silver snu
glasses and rpeeiacles newest styles medaons gold
,himbcs, pens aud pencils hc
DIAMOND MOUNTED WATCHLs.-Waic aiches mounted with
pearls sc ladies' plain gold watches OF fva
gencmens watches, made by Cooper Tobias Roskc
johnson, and other makers
SOLID SILVER WARE.slyor tea and coffee sets pitchers
yobes cake baskets eandescks vases tea caddics
ladies' ice efean and gravy sons cake
knives and forks seh OF
fish butter knives dinner
forks and tongs, soup ladies' pickle
kb
PLATED wARETea and coffee cake baskets, castor
walters and vegetable Dishes tea ke
and uns picher kc
FANCY GooDsFsns, port monnae. &c. for sale
low.
No. ia Pennsylvania Avenue between ~ and 9th
Jan 2-eolw
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The sAmu VI viii BOOKS ttS
payment Of sAs Subscription n~As \ sAvsxcs.
Distant subscribers nonoy By Isuss psst
will PAID assumed BY
sale Transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published ui weekly as4ax IN.
sioas Congress- sssai- weekly dulins
period less yeAI bS received ON
psoportioncd the above annual
eVPosTMAsTERS authorised TO .sSsu d. BY
sending DAILY subscbeTs. with enclosed
SEMI wEEkIY subscribers, with s enclose WEEKLY
subscribers win $40 onclosed, viii be eaue ~
same eduon they furnish subscribers for ats.
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EXPRESS MAIL LINE FaoM BALTIMORE TO RI
BURG

EMPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS
BURG
(Ihrough Ia tasnfy-fUo hours and haJ.)
fllS ne Baltimore
rennsylvania Centfa railroads opera
on by passengers Baltimore at u. ihaif hout
alter the time from WahingpD1 aud
proceed 10 Harrisburg where tey transferred to the Central
aioad train aid immediately without delay,
the mountains daylight and arriving IN Pburg p
day after starring The distance is performed BY railway
win tne exception Of 4s miles, which done Ia ess coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave PitbuIg In The of the Central railroad and
afive at Harrisburg at the morning where the
OF Baltimore SusQuehanna railroad be
waiting and proceed immediately Baltimore arriving
D, In Washington which ST.
NfIhis route reliable offered 10 the public
uU-Fare through (etheT way) 1il,
For tickets The ticket OF the Baltimore
hanna Railroad Company Calvert station, baltimore, The
ticket OF ponn Central Railroad Company rsbug
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Dec i4-dim
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4 lENTLHcNIIN'S SyARHS.--
" 10 dozen meriuo undershirts, some very heavy
10 do merno and cotton drawers, all sizes
o do silk underslrts
10 do merno half hose
50 do heavy English thread afhose the bssl good
in the city
~ do country knit half hose
DO buckskn gloves, very heavy
5 d. beaver Gloves very superior
25 do Kid gloves, AIexandefs make efes ssa'
10 do silk gloves, some very heavy
80 pieces pocket handkerchiefs, superior
20 dozen various styles neckties and handkerche
20 do plain and cooed border linen eamhric handA eche
with cloths cassimeres, and vestnas OF all styles a'
YERBY 4 MiLLER'S,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7ti and oli streets.
Dec A-eOdlmif
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TOR sALE-Ta beautiful, eommodious, agoeu residence
on 7rh between and Boundary Streets containing To-
ground all No 40 and just FINISHED
now offered sale. apartments, WIN hreeod
passage smoke, wood, and win
stabng and pump Of excellent water IN e
yard. r a., .,,,,. 49,.
rapidly improving neghbohood and enjoys The double sofan
age o a and country residence .x ,.t, .,.,,.
minute description the surrounding besuh yelnv hsny
iproyed finch deemed unnecessary f
sons wishing purchase please call and eIanins or
Tile from the United Inquire OF H. Johssos, on ue
premises.
Oct l5-eolw
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III subscriber thankful patronage with winch lac has
favored from lees than States and from families
be highest positions in the county respectfully
he has entered ON the fourth his THIS s
sighfeenh OF bis e&penoncol youth
Ills Private Family boarding school education OF young
ladies' n al the solid and the
American female education, limited twenty pupils
fers advantages, domestic
NOT 20 be attained he thinks in
The Language OF intercourse IN the family school FreA
under The Instruction Ola French lady educated profession
Forts.
n w. CUsHMAN, A. M,
Indiana avenue, City Hail.
De donif - -
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California Land Tttles.

I'M obedience the direction United
the ascertaining and settling
Of California hereby noce that
held Francisco said
on the a of December 1851.
hands city of Washington, this lt day
September 1881.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY L. THORNTON,
Sept i1--eod3m Commissioners.
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MIR. DDWNING'S xyOIslxsI The Architecture OF Coun-
III Houses, including designs for
Villas, with remarks interiors and
OF warming and venulatng, &c, with three hundred
Illustrations
"his will effect the making general
healthy archecure cheapest dwellings,
anythn. which has yet been issued from the press"
New York Courier and Enquirer,
No work of practical and general issued
from tho American press for long time e'.aisany .dIa
Downing great reputation, has
before produced elaborate and splendid volume
Country Houses "-BostoR Post
Treatise Landscape Glrdrnins adapted Amer
icn with view of Country with
and improvements, and and beautiful illustrations
large volume, svo.
Downng'e Landscape Gardening
tLoudoa.
Z. The standard this subect- suiinans Journal
There is no be compared in utility to
and dsquiion like English
truly practical. .'-Lousui!e JournaI
Cottage Residences adapted America
elevations the buildings, ard
ing grounds; third edition, revised.
volume
has and foreinought embes
and al how comparatively little cost'
New York Courier and Enquirer.
" Young Architects, calculated facilitate paca
operations by George Wightwck, architect, with Hints
building the country by A. j. Downing volume
evo.
This volume invaluable
young architects builders carpenters &c. but also
TO all persons undertaking TO build
" and Fruit Trees of America or the Culture Pfopa
CATION Of Fruit Trees generally with descriptions
cultivated this eleventh edition
revised corrected thick voune l2me two hundred Illus
uations.
Nothing compared it subcc, pomeogy yc,
DO published United asriepuria
Jan FRANcK TAYLOR.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for january. Is52.-Contentsg
Msxzini is2 and the Presidency Northern Lake
and Western Rivers The tsurper Bumi Presidential conre
Life Wilderness Carlylc Life OF
Peoda Southwestern Scenes National Convnn-
Foote'S Compromise Resolutions Miscellany, &c
Sc Price Is number
81 FRANtk TAYLOR.
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NNITNI!s Souyenirs. aud Illustrated Books for
ls52-Fnendshp's Offering Christmas, New Year. and birth
day for 1852.
The Snow Flake for 1854
The woodbine, a holydsy gft for s52 -,
Cabinet collection oi twenty
subject. Of the highest STYLE OF art
Leaflets Memory Illuminated annual io loS2i eoi'ed S
Rayueli Coates, NJ. ID Philadelphia ,--
Of OF Tho Testament our shvionf,
the Prophets Apostles 1he Pathways and hbdng rsse
OF the saviour; Bondage, by Wainwright Inc MS
sionary Memorials The Women OF the Scriptures by Rev. H. H.
weld-all profuseiy illustrated and sldonddy bound
he of Picturesque.
10 Home Beauty.
Beauties Of he OF Charles the Second
Il The Shakespeare Gallery. !, 80. -
pesufuy and richly bound Milton Rogers
Campbell Byron Goldsmith Thompsop Irving and many others
The Rose Drop The Remember Me- Inc ANA
ranh Ihe Ly Of tho Valley; Tho Irving Offering and others too
numerous for the limits Of n advertisement. -
books, Bibles Tcstamen
style Juvenile books hoh
French and English, for every age, in great variety =
Dee - fRhNth IAtbok,
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o sportsmcnJW w. BADEN, Pennsyvuna avenue, 9th
street. small lot OF doubiebarel
guns OF saeabc sizes, and at unusually low prices.
Likewise fresh supply OF Dixon sons powder haks . ~
and ~ ounces
pouches and belts
Single and double game bags dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun waddng, powder horns, &c.
Oct l7-la w3w
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asA, - annual session q the University q Virginia win
aud leetareship vEi
& ssss sssss s ys:.
Mastemaiics-P,oIessor Edward H. couonsy LII. d.
cSsmisuy and Materia Medearole.sol Robert T. Rogers
Medicine Professor Henry Howsrd, ND.
vompaauye Anatomy Physiology and suserJsmes L.
Moral rh,ls.opAs Professor VIM H. Mecuney, do. LII
TO- Lecture. Sns e r m9so%ss oS
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, Al. d.
To be admitted into the University student be 6 years
ADMIT one under ,ha age OF s 0' 's ''su may
II the applicant has been saent at any other in
LEES he produce from such seminary other satisfactory
pocket money, estimated as follows:
Board including furniture months .. Soo
Fuel and candies, be furnished BY the Proctor
aoritory, $50 Two the Si5.......
Rent Of AZ as, aolai.Oly so for hai occupied Sy TWO
seui.'os fee use Of library and public rooms IS
Fees II single professor be attended, ESQ., two $50 each
y e. sy s,s : g. Z :, ~ q
missiou besides, any lower class in the schoolsuy IS
sas
MedicA Department
In the Msde. me entire ss uon including
9monhs enables the student complete course Of studies
tending only two lectures day
Lao School
appointed in the department.
The and
I % % 5 % .a @ @ s % ea;s, Oh s;ss
together with exposition OF the important leading
Ss'' WIN. 8. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron OF the University Of Virginia.
Aug f2--2awrwtO1
i,ARPETINGS, Floor Oil-Cl0ths, Curtain Materials,
The subscribers announcing their
friends housekeepe generally the cities OF Wash
Virginia. New York and Boston
packets altogether tho complete
furnishing dry goods descriptions that
the public the lead
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeting new designs
SO do tapestry Brussels do very ich
75 DO extra heavy English Brussels do do n ...
pas. aH paen, English sGu.e ds owpesd sns ns'e'
5000 yards super three ply capeting Lowell manufacture
SSS sSS do do do insn eAIDsuns second % quality do
sheets beautiful oil CLOTH which will be cut 10
shape for halls passages
pieces twied plain Venetian for passages and
so brass rods all sixes and cheap
25 printed druxget cloths, from 1914 to 1874
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain dc lsne
20 do do worsted and cotton do
do do wortcd damssks
Is do do union damaska, double width
do do worsted dc laines, for furniture
% Turkeyred cashmerets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin
30 pieces embroidered curtain musins low price
$50 brass cornices from the richest the cheapest
Together all curtain trimmings and hxtures OF the
cordially invited examine stock
''0'' A'AA's NV" ''''''N' HooE, BROTHER, CO.
Sept I6-d4wf
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DOCKS FROM EuROPE.-The undersigned imports regu
ID larry from abroad books stationery periodicals,
Instruments anything else that be required for his
shelves for individuals giving special orders.
e Is in receipt several times month OF packages from Lon
don and almost frequently from Paris
His cities
points
despatch equal TO what
house whatever. FRANCk TAYLOR
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OURS Fursf Furs,-wM. u. TODD announces to his Gus
generally ladies particularly thai he has re-
ceved large very selection OF hne urs, Of the
superior Workmanship, which lie has
and 10 which he invites the aen
purchase suoh nch durable tfuy com
fortable and reasonable additions 10 the wardrobe
This mus, viciopes, paane- OF fat boas
and cn.of splendid black usied lynx, stone martin, Russian
hch cnch siberian squirrel royal ermine Hudson Bay sable
swa
s has also received from London beautiful
rent goods the above descriptions for ladies
and children. 80, =,
Ladies, eganne sacks, richly trimmed with fur
ssaormen Of low priced ius Tor misses and chd
a., Dec il--aaw4w
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NHIs well known still conducted in the
always The central and pleasant situation
Of the house, and the comforts
urues there combine render II agreeable and ad-
vantngcous o traveller
Ua ,ine been one Of L. Tucker Co.. long
the subscriber pledges his best
eons repuauon and to give satisfaction TO hs
,,.. =, n.n,,,
BosTos Sept IS, 1851
Sept lg-stsw3m
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TIME editions Of American. E~glfsh, and French
including all OF the esteemed and staple value
among the HISTORIANS poets and bellies
generally of each language books Of permanent wo
losing nothing of their value by The lapse OF
tmenay be found
riety whether American or imported
hy himself from England and They will be ound from
miniature pocket writing desk full library sire
many OF richly fine library calf or morocco,
and st tho most reasonable prices in every CAGE - - -
tkANtk ihfLoF
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ZINE editions English and American, finely bound,
of nmpbsI Rogers, Bryant Byron Shakespeare, Longfelow,
Pope, Dryden, Chaucer Cowpe Thomson,
soahey, Coiedge, Moore Gray aleck Scott Baic Burns,
shelly, sgouney, Willis, and all other of The
poets both English and American found
the subscriber best editions case
ported abroad by HIMSELF bound
The best collections poetry Percys R.ques,
hkens British Poe Eis's Early English Poe by
Griswold aud others.
% FRANCk TAYLOR
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nv ADAMS 8 co.'s E,pr..s-ror ball, parties, 81

DY ADAMS & co.'s Esprsss-for balls, parties, 30.
ID o5 silk hose. all grades
embroidered handkerchief, some very bcautiul
boxes clear lawn hsndksrcnefs
cartons white and straw coored ld gloves
White, pink, and blue silks and pepins
White pink, and blue French merihocs, and
de lanes, with variety OF other goods adapted TO
the season at very low prices .. . ..,,.,u
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and eih streets
Dec 21-eodlmif
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DOYS' and Girls BoOks.--TAYLOR & MAURY, Book
sellers, 9Th street, have just opened aud have
payed largest juvenile books for every
CAVITY bound Souvenirs and Annua Prayer hooks, Bbe illus
trua standard works. Dec %
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ANITA RE, New Mexico, and the Navajo Country |,
by Lieut. II, Simpson, u s. Al vol, Svo, with eolored
plates, maps, &c.
Inymds Ninev.h--lvj Harpers edition. Price IS cents.
Grote's History OF Geece-vol g.
Themes Protestant CcayCreeds without Charity
Theology without Humanity and Proteantism without Christi
aDity-i vol.
Florence sackvile, seJependence by Airs Bubury
Abbot-new edition--I vol, illustrated.
Just received for sale by
TAYLOR q MAURY,
Feb i Dooksellers. near 9Th street
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DICTIONARY OF shsksperinn Annotntions, arranged
IL in alphabetical order. l vol.
Calculating Cubic
aud Enbankmenis BY the aid Of Dagans John TAntne
l.. @4t
The Field Practice Of Laying Circular Railroads
nv John Trant ~ine G. Il.
Thirty with indian Tribes from 1912 Henry
X schooeraf. l vol, evO
The American Female Poets by Caroline May. VOL, illus
British Female Poets by George w Bethune illus
for Conducting the business Various Delbease
by benjamin Matthias, a. NJ
Lectures scarlet Fever; by Caspar Morris, M. ID.
Improyed Method OF Instruction for the Piano Charles
Jarvis FRANCk TAYLOR.
Dec
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs-sELLiNG OFF
VI TO MOVE.We would respectfully inform and
the public generally that selling oil many styles
goods and goods have
in order of the bulk Of before
We would call the OF all buyers dry goods
generally, md ia part The following, viz
10 pieces printed French caseres and moussnes
50 do medium price goods from rs 37i cents
do small figured frcnchprinted (al WOODY mousseines,
at 37A cents, suitable Tor children
do "a plain (all woo) mouselpes in purple green, gar
net cherry and blue
90 do French all the desirable shades
few dark browns the lot that will sell without
regard
do English merinoes all good coors, and cheaper
Also hand fine assortment Of colored
and waiered silks which closing out very
cheap
Is do black gros dc kine which recommend
good wearing goods, and very cheap
do plaid popins rich goods at 3zl yard. These
goods make as rich dress plaid SILK AT 81. Call
and
goods well shall
puncnal this branch of business
closing the stock in order get in entire
supply early in The spring
a ladies
qualities long and high necks do low necks
and necks short and high necks which
uill offer very cheap.
w. NJ. sHUSTER d co,
Jan 6--eod2w 7lh street, the Avenue.
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CONTENTS Of the American Almanac for 1ooH.-Ex-
Lists Of Public Oces Posmasters
Naval Officers; Land Registers and Receivers Indian
Agents Army and Navy Pension Agents Army List Arsenas
Mn Force Navy and Vessels Marine Corps
Judiciary; United States abroad
Foreign and Consu United States Abstracts OF
Of Congress- Post Once Depart
Revenue Mail Service Receipts and Expenduies Compen
and Home Posases Commercc and Navigation OF
United sacs Imports Exports, Tonnage and Commercial
Marine United States Imports EXPORTS and Debts for Sx ears
l70 1850 Expenditures for perod Debt OF
United Public Lands Mint and Ocen Coinage for
Years Censuscs Religious Denomnatonsi State Elec
tons aud Ofce Debts Finances Ac Congress Railroads Cow
Europe and much other valuable
varied or the limits of advertisement.
Complete 32 closely printed pages. Price o.
Can be by mail uihng post once ths
United States. Just received by
FRANCk TAYLOR
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

}. FRANCIS CLEMESTS,
.9ttorney and Counsellor at Ldu,
WILL practice this District and in the adjoining
w counties o Maryland and Virginia
win also every description against the
ment, the revolution
oaice on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th streets
l2-co6m
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works. Wolfe stree. .
Potomac, Alexandria, Vrgnia-smith Perkins
locomotive and tenders, marine
stationary engines boes chilled wheels and axes
chilled wrought sprc, machinery and castings gen
orally.
The undersigned having erected extensive shops and
machinery and toos prepared to
engines and machinery OF all kinds
~ ~Nf' @, SMITH,
Late Of the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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dedul improved accommodations la living ad
piee OF friends the county, used In
years gone stop brgbaas Ia Hanover street, will
hnd spot comforts aud splenda OF which they t
price, mistaken AZ any
viii below alonable prices
Of hotels all that hn aud architecture Of day can
realize We surprised visit yesterday az Inc
and perfection he American House IL Is hardly SECOND
hotel In a and challenge comAson
the excellence OF lis arrangements io ealing
sleeping, breathing, and keeping comfortable IL enjoys waller aus
light degree which would hardly uink possible
M crowded location the heart Of The eiy MI Rice the
proprietor, practical hoekeeper or ons eApeiiehes ana
thoroughly bred 10 his business .e.E,x .
In he % have indueed the
osl views aud 10 have nothing that could
comfort safety of his sues ms houte "ecnries
reaching back from o 10 2bU
sudbury see including nye areas Tor light and
lonniains eadngIooms,
steam laundry His dining rooms, eo aud W feet in
ispKih glss and meals served up In them
Accommodate all tastes and
habits The nterned secure silence, aud
OF nIe, while hve principal and
ample IN slch om all parts OF
The corridors, almost equal
Hog labyrinth the richly furnshed
pao aunde and that grand laboratory the khchan he
approaching when the splendid OF
Fourierite friends win be realized -Bo'ton paper
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MIsERALOaY AND 0EoLOGY.-p.nas Mineraloxy
& ss nsea Eaies na:assy esay .s ss IL s. esl
Sciences nisn.Iaon Geology By W;hi sel. Pnasipe. q
@ % - scene. &c @ss s s.ss
sy.'s ssa % v,s ss@s'sSsa
aoss 0ssoas csaaasa Of osaa Teaenlwansar on Gem.
rsl sa sssa Ho a
e Gsd ss pssa ses .aas S Of
osss"aa's Practical Mnsrao and Assayins Miller. od Red
olos Aga Lake and many works,
and a. on The same subject, Also mining .sans
c too numerous FOR tho limits Of Imported
Feb 10 FRANcK TAYLOR.
THO NEW BLUE HOOK or, the Uni,ed state. oni-
eia Register Of all officers OF the government military
al the country, The
N'N w - '''' ''' ~ ''i rHYi."a < iS aaHaS,
Jan 10 Book sellers, 9th street.
Water Cure for Children by c. G. shefrrdecke NJ ID.
Chambers Psps.s ape .,, for The People Vol 3D.
TAYLOR s MAURy.
Feb1 booksellers, near 9th street.
IEBiG.s prosrs.. Of Chemistry lhs Allied sci-
4na reS g. sale 'y sn.9s bsah.e.,s asar mAsss s
TnE History Of Banhins. with Comprehen..vs
land, Ireland, and Scotland by William J. Lawson vol Lon
don, ,,ns lsso ~ FRANcK TAYLOR.
I YAARD's Ninsveh ats Remains. 1 volIomo.,
Ia unabridged. Price reduced dollar
Home and Social Philosophy from Dckenss Household Words.
Price 25
English University Charles Brsled
Volumes just received by
Jan % FRANcK TAYLOR.
REAUTIFuiI.Y illustrated hooks for the Hoiydnys-
Bibles bound elegant Turkey and velvet, all Sizes
splendid assortment offered In this city.
Elegant editions of all the
Episcopal prayer book all sizes Turkey Morocco velvet &c..
with ciasps.
Catholic books and alec miscellaneous Catholic
beautifully illustrated comprising assortment ever
offered for sale.
Albums annuals variety with of
fancy stationery.
JUVENILE Books--Thc assortment of Juvenile books lately
received, added 10 former Stock includes nearly
book OF moral and religious character published the
n.y. beautifully illustrated and elegantly bonnd also, all the hooks
the Episcopal Sunday School Union,
ton OF juvenile books published
The above Will be sold unusually low
may be In search OF useful and elegant books viii find
vantage take look in at the Of lh and
vana Avenue.
Jan2 II. FARNHAM.