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bids" The sxpssisncs Of shs Department enable. II 1.
down the following rules VIZ
When the mail the route u large as 10 rsoa
two horse coach convey star bad il hs lowest viii n
ways be preferred to the specific bid.
When the mails Of such and weight ss 10 eua i
necessary in references them alone, provide woho
coach conveyance, the specific bid, though the hish,. 81
coach service, IL sdjudgcd to b. entirely sufficient fur a.
route will b. preferred to the star bid, in the dee
10 such interfere with the policy of the law OF ls,s
which looks to reduction IN the cost Of transportation Fl.
eepox however, may W allowed, where the bid mai.
~ owner of the stock used the route In ,he No.
tosISsDos 81 coach service.
On routes Of e highest css. where four horse coach a.
sssnsost transportation ~ required by the and imu
VI the mails. and tbs specific bid adjudged suten,
or The rosts the preference for the specific bid will he 4
nsces.ssy carried greater extent Of difference than m
the inferior coach routes.
~. modification Of bid, in any Of lis essential Term,
Is tsDismount bad and cannot BE- received 40 as
Interfere with regular competition, asr the last hour for
rec@iving bids
~. Postanzsisrs sre 70 be careful not 70 certify ina
suciency Of guar4Diors sureiss without knowing ,
they are persons Of sufficient responsibility and ali bidder
gusfaDt, and surelies distinctly notified that failure
perform The oonscs fo the service proposed
for in the acp.cd bids their legal Liabilities will be enforced
against them.
a. The contracts will be Substantially in the forms here
toore used ia this Department. except In tbs respects p
and steamboat the contractors will be Tequ red deli
the mails into the post Offices at the ends Of the routes
and into all the intermediate post Offices not than
eighty rods from the railrosd or landing.
rs Present and persons known At the Depart
must equally with Others procure guarantos and
fca.es of their suciency substantially IN the forms above
prescribed The certificates Of suficiency must be signed
by postmaster, judge clerk Of couh Of record
s. d. HUBBARD, Postmaster General
Posr OvpIcx DEYAnrsEsr. December 10, 1853.
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rance ON Lives ON every Hundred Dollars

intermediate proport0nAe rates. aud these prem
as may be made payable annually quar-
tery, At the option OF the assured.
Buys aud sells Annutes.
Sells Ehdowments for children.
Makes Contracts in which life the interest OF none,
involved. RICHARD e. DORSEY, Secretary.
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CHARLES w. PAIRO Agent for the baltimore Life In
premium now charged. All Premiums Poeesn
the District to be- paid Al his Dee OF and sA
Streets where application for policies eau be made.
~
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SPECIAL OFFICES IN NEW YORK.

Proposals are invited for supplying the following offices IN
view OK Tor The nett proceeds said Offices respectively,
limited in each case 10 he named in tho proposals
Academy from Cheshire, "A miles. twice a week.
AdamssilIo from Sandy Hill SIX miles. once weok.
Akron from Nswstead, miles, six times week
Alfred Centre from AIfr,d.2 miIes, six times week
Aloway from Lyons ~ miles, six times q week
Amsgsnser from East Hampton. miles, once week
Arcsds from Newark, miles. six times week
Ash Park from Fact Ashford miles, twice a week
Astoria trpm Now York, mics, six times week
Auica Centre from Attca. miles, twice week.
Augusta from Knox Corners, miles, six mes a week
Aurelius from Auburn, miles, six times week.
Baldwin from WeIsburgh, miles, three times week
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-71TORNEY and COU.NyELLOR NJ In,
AvING resigned the Office Of Chief Clerk a tbs rfs
sury Department. which Ne has held for thu last "ss
years, has resumed the prsssice Of his profession
He will devote his principal attention to the prosecu',e
canss before Congress the several Department. aud 70,
nissioners Foreign IndsmniaisA -,
To ensure early attention to claims against the War, N
ome, and Post Office Departments, including business MAD
the Patent Office, he has made arrangements with we
efficient agents Washington assist him. by Shn
Of any ecnNeeted With the Government conn
him will be be acted in the most pronp
ner Ne has susde arrangements to supcrinsnd Land
cy for the purchase, sale leasing renting OF 'Ano %.
several States and Territories. Terms made Know" ~
psieaons. poet bnid 80, ,,,sel
Office 81 his residence on r, between 18th and ish IN.
Referrrees Hon. r. II. fancy, Chief Justice o. spi,
ed States, snd gentlemen ~ho have been heads OF
or members Of either House Of Congress since the ""
Ian t6-ty
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BALTIMORE LIFE iNsUKANCE COMPANY.
No. rs SouTu SrRKKr.
JOHN l. DONALDSON. PansIDHEr

NSNK IN pTUPustt 70 thsCFt I'VE TOT UHe OF
more years. or for life, Al the REDUCED rates specified N
the following table, being low safety 10 the assured
the Company Justify with these the
enjoys the benefit OF lieu of prossctips
uncertain bonus. He r7sks neither his poGcy the eaum
thai he has pGid
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bidling.
H. bid received after time. viz, the Aih Of April 1852
ss M without the guaranty required by law that
combines several routes in Of compensation cannot h
considered in composition with regular proposal reasonable
in amount.
H. bidder may offer, where the transportation called o
by difficult impractcabe certain
sons substitute inferior mode Of conveyance to in
ierm service specified number Of days. weeks months
He may propose to omit inaccessible Office,
the Stage railroad, at steamboat landing,
the may he he may offer to substitute inferior
mode OF supply in such He may propose different
times OF arrival and departure, provided
ming time asked, and mnil connection prejudced He
may ask additional running time for the uip during spec
fed number Of days, IN Of very bad roads bu,
beyond these changes pcposa for service differing from
,hs, called for by the advertisement will not be considered in
competi,ion with regular bid reasonable in amount
Where bid contains any such alterations, their dsadvana
gcs will be estimated in comparing with other propo~als
H. There should be but route bid for in proposal.
Is. Tho route, the service, the yearly pay, the name
and residence Of the bidder and those OF each member OF
firm. where company offers, should be distinctly stated
also The mode Of conveyance, If higher mode than horse
back be intended.
49, The bid should be under SEAL addressed to the
Second Assistant Postmaster General superscribed Mail
Proposals the State Of ." II should he guaranteed,
and the sucency Of the certified, Gee forma
and should be dispatched in time DO received by before
. A. Of the 4h April, 1853
IL The be executed and returned to the
Department by or before the LIST OF July 1859.
ia. Postmas,ers at Offices or railroads, bu,
than eighty rods from depot WILL Immediately A.
tho 1h April next report their distance from depot
and ho~ they otherwise supplied with the mail to
able the Postmaster General to direct mail messenger sup
ply from the lat July next
49, Under the act Of March 1896 the routes arc be lei
the lowest bidders rendering sufficient guarantees without
other reference the mode Of transportation than may he
cessary for the due celebrity, certainty, and security Of such
transportation. When the lowest bid proposes mode Of con-
veyance inadequate 10 tho due CELEBRITY, certainty, and
rity Of tho malls, il will not be accepted.
30. When the bid does not specify mode of conveyance
also when proposes carry according to the advertisement
but without such specification, il will be considered
proposal for horseback service N
a. Since the passage Of the act Of March 3. ls45
description OF bid hss been received Il docs specify
mode Of conveyance but 70 take the entire mail Gael
trip with CELEBRITY, certainty, and security. using tho terms
the law These bids styled, from the ia which
they designated the books Of the Department "a
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times week.
High Falls from Stone RIDGE miles, three times a week.
Highland Mills from Turner'S, miIes, twice week.
High Market from Con.,ablsvie. miles. week
Hnmsnsvile from L,mpson's, miIcs six times geek.
HxervIe from Bonneville, miles. week.
Hope Falls fom Worthwhile, 9 miles. week.
HORIZON fom Cheseriown, mles, a week.
Howet Hill from Csmllur, miles, twice week.
Hubbards Corners from East Hamilton, miles, six times
a week.
Husuepot from Port Jervi.. niles, once week.
Halls Corners from Hannibal Cenue, mles, twice
week -esz~
Humphrey from kIIbuck miles, once a week.
Hunters Land from M,ddleburgh, s miles, once q week.
lion from railroad depot milo, twelve times week.
Irondoquoit from X chester, 4 miles, once week
Italy Hollow from Italy Hill, miles, twice week.
Jackson from Cambridge. mles, three times a week.
Jacks Reef from Canal, miles, six times week.
Jeweu from Wndhnm, miles, twice week.
Kendall from Murray, miles, three times a week.
Kendslrs Mills from Murray. 81 miles. twice week.
Ke,chumve from Maine. miles, three times a wsek.
Kings settlement from Norwich, miles, a week
KooS from Township, 2 miles, three time. a week
fortnight from Nortn fortnight, miles, three times
week.
Ky.orviIe from Noun, Morris. miles, onae week.
Like from North Greenwich miles. tace a week.
Lskeport from Oneida Lake, 81 miles, twice week.
Lake Ridge from Kings Ferry. miles. three times week.
Lspcer from Marathon, 81 miles, twice week.
Lebanon from BouckvIIe, miles, SIX times week
Lee Centre from Stokes, miles, six times a week.
Lcraysvilie from Great Bend, miles, times week.
Linn from Lafayette II miles, three times We X.
Lisbon from Osdensburgb, "a mils-, twice week.
Little Britain from Codenbam, miles, twice a week
Little York from Homer. mics, six times . week
Long Neck from Richmond, miles, twice . week.
Lorraine from Adams, 8 miles. six times a week.
Louisville from Rsymond>ilIe mites, three times wcek
Louisville Landing from Mssscps, miles. twice week.
Lyons Hollow from Pss,,sbors. niles, week.
Mscedoo Centre from Msccdon. miles, twice week.
Mahopsc from Cro,on Falls, mies, six times wsek
from June to September and week the balance Of
he year
Manchester from Cspsndagus, 81 miles, sI times week.
Mandana from sknneaieIes miles, twice week.
Marcy from Utter, miles . week.
Msria.ilc and North Doanesbnra from Hofmsns Ferry,
\ miles, a week.
Marshall from WsseviIle, miles, three times week.
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week.
South Roy alton from Locust Tree, miles, week
South Schodack from Scbodack Centre miles,
week.
SpafFord Hollow from PEBBLE, 6mes, once week
Springs from East Hampton, miles, once week.
sprout Brook from Bue, miles. three times week.
Stsnwix from Rome, miles, six times week.
Sterling Bush from Wins, mlles, three times week
seuben and Big Brook from Hill Side, miles, shree times
q week.
stevensville from Monticello, miles twice week
Stone Arabs from Pslsine Bridge, miles, once week
Stone Church from Bergen "a miles, six times week.
Success from Upper Aquebogue miles. once week
Sulvanvle from Tairpoe', Al miles, three lines week
Tsppantown from Piermort, mills SIX times week
Th,oopavle from Auburn, miles, six times week
Toddsvie from Coopcrstown, niles, three times week
Towsendvie from LODI, miles, three times week.
Transit from South Byror miles, twice week.
Trout Creek from Cannonsvile, 9 miles, once week
Tyre from Seneca Falls, mles twice week
Union Settlement from Copssnin, miles, once week.
Unsda Forks from BndsewA'cr, "a miles, six times
week.
Van Buren, from Belle Ise 81 miles, three times week
Van Buren, Centre from Canal, miles. ak imes week
Van Buren, Hsrbor from Fredons, miles, three times .
week. t.
vs,planck from Peek,kin, 81 miles, nix times week.
veaal from Union, 1 miles, three times . week.
ves,al Cenue from vcstsl. miles. twice week.
Veteran from MaIpori, miles, t~ice week.
vosx from Fsrxusons Corners, II miles, three times =
week.
WaIworsh from Palmyra, 81 miles, six times week.
Watsrbursh from Trumanshnfgh, miles, three times .
week.
West Aussble from Keesevile, miles, once a week.
West Barre from Barre Cen,te, miles, three times
week.
Wss, Brookvis from OtsvilIs. . m'lss, once week.
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4 T meeting of the Board of Directors

4 T meeting of the Board of Directors
IA of the Virginia Central Railroad Company on the
9th September, 1853, the following resolution was
adopted, viz
Whereas the Agricultural Society of Virginia pro-
pose to hold fair in the city of Richmond in the
posed to aid audable enterprise in its infancy
Resolred, That the present occasion all persons
exhibiting evidence of being members OF the Society,"
and all articles intended for exhibition, shall be car
red and returned this road free of charge: but
the company will not be responsible Tor any acciden-
tai injury or loss persons property so carried
NoTE-It is possible that more subjects for exhibit
ton may be offered than the company have conven-
lent means for transporting. To prevent disappon-
mcnt, owners should confer with the Superintendent
six days before the fair +. FONTAINE, Pres't.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Oct. p.

Our produce market is depressed to-day, under the
late accounts with decline corresponding with the
Baltimore and New York markets.
FLOUR-About 500 barrels arrived to-day by the
canal and only about 200 bbls forced off at $6l as
tor superhne and 81 for Most put in store
and held for higher rates.
WHEAT-Sales at $l.50aI.4 As for prime samples
and dull The Mills extremely particular in their
selections Some very fair samples rejected by them
sold at SIlOQl20
TOBACCO-The market remains without any
change variation to note.
CORN-77d82 cents
MEAL-30u85 cents
GUANO-SN0Sa5, scarce
The Cattle market is well supplied great many
are arriving, ready for the Fair come off on the
lst November.
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--NDiD CARPEr.-The Edinburgh Nears gives
.ne following description of carpet just completed
IN Glasgow, to order, for the White House.
ihls carpet Is of the patented Administer fah,;,
aud l. The largest ever made by Messrs TemnIa,n.
being - feet IN length by 40 wide The port;nr
woven IN the loom without seam il - fee, H. ~,
and the remainder consists of a handsoma ~ u
sewed on. The 'fllingnn is ruby and c "3auer
daask with three taseful medaons a in ), grimsot
nc, ana rieh corner pieces to correspond Ten Ten
ssnaa ad are nlled with bouquets of flowers, de
gre piece weighs upwards Of ton aud its yai',a
Hour hundred dollars. ousah'
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 81.

ARRIVED.
Schr VIM Spear, Bunting, Norfolk
Schr Juliette, Baker, Boston, mtise. to D. Currie
Schr Saratoga, Hodgersou, Salem, plaster.
Schr Gen. Tay Tor, Fisher Pb;ladel phia
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, nldse. aud
passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke Cavendy, New York, mdse
and passengers.
Schr Gallego Nelson, New York, mdse D. Currie
Schr Jos. Marsh, Martin, New York, coal, w. D.
Colquitt Co.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-Cleered, schooners Hope,
Creighton, for Richmond, and iiebe, North for Pc
tersburg.
BosToS, Oct l9-Arrived schr. Talent, Rich.
mond.
FOREIGN Arrived at Bremerlayen, Sd, Juno,
Bank, Richmond:
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P. SPILLmAN, ia

nCTOBER Doth, 1o53-Just received
~ by steamship Jamestown
iooV yards Lupin's LIST quality, all wool. MOUSE
LINE, which viii sell at 80 cts per I'd
l5O0 yards, all wool, figured MOUSELINES
1000 yards MOUSELIEE DE LANES
These Goods have been purchased within the last
week in the city of New YORK, for cash. of men who
were willing to sell at great sacrifices in order TO rais
money: We invite the attention of purchasers 20
these Goods, as enabled to offer them OF prices
lower than ever offered in Richmond
oc ~ HART MOSES
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4 w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

N W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
Ia Dealer in Fashionable Read MADE CLOTH
ING, lS5 Broad Street, Richmond keeps constantly
on hand and for sale, full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scription. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths,
Cassnieres and Vestings which will be made up to
order on the shortest notice and the acconrno
dating terms, and in manner which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city Cti-
and strangers respectfully invited to CALL
feel confident that l give the most perfect
tisfactiou.
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to fit.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale
reduced price. oc 5-3m
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AFRAID TO TRAvgL.--A gentleman residing In
Newburyport, Mssa.' was summoned as awtness to
AZ end the court now in session In Lawrence. Be.
inr summoned In the afternoon he remarked. IF |
AM to go there tomorrow morning, must start I'M
mediately" On being informed that train OF
cars would leave in themorning, to arrive in Law.
renee in season. he said to walk instead
OF risking ride in the cars, aud did actually walk
to Lawrence rather than incur the risk of the rail-
road He never sails In boats or vessels
The Washington National Monument Is now one
hundred and forty -four feet, but, by the close OF
the season, it will be one hundred and iitytwo
feet in height.
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NEW BOOKS. Home. Of the New

NEW BOOKS. - Home. of the New
~ neutrality-suspicious. OF America; by Frederks
Bremen, vols-S2.
Discussions Philosophy and Literature; By SIR
William Hamilton, Bart.-Sl so
Men and Things as saw them in Europei by kir-
wants. cts.
French OF the Countess D'Orsay--S7 cts.
The Forged VIII; by Eunerson Bennett-50ct cts.
just received sn unusually large stock of Books
Stationery, Music and Fancy Artices--aii OF which
will be sold exceedingly low.
On hand an assortment of superior Guitars. Nioius
and Flutes HAROLD MURRAY,
oc p Broad street
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DICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL

IL ROAD COMPANY AT meeting of the
Railroad Company held on "Wednesday, October 9Th,
1853, the following resolution adopted, and or
dered TO be published:
Resolved That this Board, DESTROYS of promo
ting, far is within lis power, the interest and
of the Agricultural Society proposing to hold
Fair in Richmond in the month of November next,
will the present OCCASION transport all persons,
exhibiting evidence of membership, together with
the articles for exhibition, free of charge; but the
Company will not be responsible for accidental irju-
ny or loss to property OF persons"
NoTE.-Persons proposing to send articles for ex-
hibition should give full notice of their intention to
the Agents of the Company, in order that prepare
ton may be made for their transportation.
WHITL 2. TUNSTALL.
NJ 7-tf President.
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EMBROIDERIEs . EMBROIDERIEs

~ The undersigned have in store, direct from the
Northern auction sales, a splendid stock of French,
Swiss and Scotch needle-work EMBROIDERIES,
exceeding in cheapness and variety anything offered
in that line in this city, consisting of 1900 Collars
large Points at rs cents worth from So to 81
1000 embroidered, hemstiched and sheer linen cam
brio Hdkfs.: Inside Hdkfs, very rich; Cambria
and Swiss Bands, Edgngs and Insertngs Sleeves, a
large assortment Ribbons of all shades styles and
prices; besides the usual stock of Dress Goods Do
mestcs, and great many other useful and desirable
articles to which the attention of the ladies partcu.
ary respectfully called promising sell bargains
and no mistake.
J. MlLLHISER 4 BROTHER,
SEE 1875 Broad street.
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A CUE AND FEVER of three years

IA standing cured by CARRIERS SPANISH MIN.
Tered with Ague ard Fever of the worst descriptions
greater portion of the time had chls twice day,
| had the attention of several physicians. Tried
most of the tonics advertised; took large quantities
of Quinine and in fact all the remedies used in such
cases. but without any permanent effect. At last
friend suggested Carriers Spanish Mixture. / pro-
cured two bottels commenced IFS use and in day
two my strength began to return. missed my usual
chill, and before bottle and half was exhausted
my chills had gone, my fevers all subdued, and
to this day. most happy to say. have never had
return Of either chills fever. consider Carriers
Spanish Mixture public blessing. the greatest of
ali remedies for cases ike mine aud the only tonic
worthy the name. JOHN LONGDEN,
Virginia.
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists
M l25 Main street Rirh,aond
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HEAVY WOODEN GOODS, BLANK.

II EAVY WOODEN GOODS, BLANK
- ETS, DOMESTIC GOODS &c-The subscri.
bers invite the attention of Farmers Planters ana
their customers generally, TO the large and superb as
sortment OF GOODS, for servants laborers and FAM
lies just received All bought on the most favorable
terms and to be sold low Eby them as they can be-
bought elsewhere, viz:
Heavy Sleeps grey SATINETS and TWEEDS
Heavy dark mixed SATINETS
Stout kerseys and copperas LlNSEYS, for out hand
Stout and medium plaid and plain LINSETS
American and English white BLANKETS
Heavy colored BLANKETS. very cheap
Plaid Cotton DOMESTICS and GINGHAMS
Best Cotton SHEETINGS and SHIRTlNGS
Bleached Cotton SHEETINGS, Pillow COTTON AMI
SHIRTINGS
LINEN GOODS in great variety, of best makes ard
lowest prices
And all other GOODS for servants and general far..
ly use.
They have also large and fine stock of black and
fancy CLOTHS for gentlemen; black and fancy CAS-
SIMERES.
Fancy CASSIMERES and LADS for Boys, &c
Fancy TWEEDS, JEANS, &c-with general az.
sortment of GOODS for men and boys They invite
the attention of buyers.
T. r. PRICE CO,
Sc l3-2aw5w&w No 80 Main It.
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NALL TRADE.-GINTER Il ALVEY,

EALL TRADE.-GINTER& ALVEY,
IL No. is Pearl street, Richmond importers and
KERCHIEFS, CRAVATS. BUTTONS, COMBS,
THREADS, &c, have now in store, of their own di-
rect importation the largest and most extensive
sortment of cotton, wooden and silk HOSIERY,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS and CRAVATS,
Fancy Wooden GOODS, BUTTONS, COMBS,
THREADS and FANCY GOODS generally ever ex-
hibted in any market, in any establishment.
Having every facility in the importation of Foreign
Goods, we can confidently pledge ourselves 10 sell
Goods as low as they sold in any market in the
country.
We would respectfully solicit the Merchants OF
Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee, to give
stock an examination when visiting market as.
surfing them that will show them a stock unsur-
passed by any in Baltimore, Philadelphia or New
York. GINTER s. ALVEY,
se6 No. Is Pearl street
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NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS fro1

NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS from
IN the Press of the HARPERS.-The Home Of the
New Worlds. impressions of America, by Frederick
Bremen. translated by Mary Hewitt, vols. l2mo.,
cloth--S2.
Men and Things as saw them in Europe, by kir-
wan-75c.
Discussions Philosophy and Literature, Educa
ton and University Reform, chiefly from the Edn-
burg Review corrected vndicated, enlarged in notes
and appendix, by Sir WIN. Hamilton, Bart, with an
Introductory essay by Robert Turnbull, d. D.. VOL,
thick 8vo, cloth-S1 so.
Clouded Happiness novel, translated from the
French of the Countess d. Orsay--37c.
Receiving and for sale by GEO. NJ WEST,
oc2t Under Exchange.