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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The Columbian Teachers Association held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday at the Smithsonian Insttu
tion Prof L. G. LOOMS in the chair Owing to the
favorable state of the weather there limited at
tendance of teachers but the proceedings quite in
tercsting.
mathematical problem having been proposed at a
previous meeting by Prof Wight, solutions submit
ted to the Prof $. l.. LOOMS gave two solutions
which he explained with the aid of the black board and
remarks were made on the subject by others
The regular order of business then taken up be-
ing the subject of arithmetic Prof s. L. LOOMS
mencd on the unsatisfactory results which had usually
attended the teaching of this branch in schools
and endeavored point out the defects in the present
system He thought the trouble that boys ceased
to think and exercise their minds in independent invet
potions but were hampered much by the rules laid
down in the books Columns Mental Arithmetic a
very good work in this respect but those who had
through that did not know how to slate He spoke
in high terms of Coburns Sequel He stated the order
in which the pupil should be taught the nature of num-
beers frst by learning to understand whole numbers
then to take up the decimal SERIES which but contin
uation of the whole series after decimal fractions he
should study duodecmas, and then common fractions.
BY presenting these in their consecutive order the pupil
would understand distinctly what he had to do at each
step of his progress and the to the questions
should not be given in the book, but the pupil should
depend on bis cxertions for their solution.
Prof a. Richards conceded with many OF the views
which had been expressed by Prof LOOMS. Coburn's
Mental Arithmetic was not designed to t the pupil for
business life but only as disciplinary the mind and
10 lead the way to colbums Sequel and no book could
be better fitted for that purpose He described the
ner IN which he was accustomed to teach arithmetic aud
stated that his main object to lead the pupil to
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The resolution was then, as modified, read rs follows


Resolved That the Committee Of Ways and Means when appointed
repor, bill increasing duty lead
wool and such other articles need protection sgant foreign com
petition.
The question being taken the motion to suspend the
rules not agreed to-yeas l02 nays thirds
not voting in the affirmative, as follows
YEAsAessrs ADRIAN, Ah Andrews Bennett Hllnghursi Iang
anaug Chae Gapnan CLARK Of Conseecut Clark Of New York
oawson cochrane Of New York coax coyode eTaen Curtis
Dewar Dick Dodd ee Eiie Fenon Florence Foster Gidd9ss
Harr h ce srans' Hoard Td or,on HOWARD aaysr jones'
fennsyyan Kellogg Kelsey kgore, knnkei Of pennsylvania
nArd Montgomery Morgan Morrill, Morris Of Pennsylvania Muir
ray Gin pa%s raRe hs o. hSso oso po S
Ohio sherman Of New York Stanton Of Penn
Waon wasburn Of Wisconsin, Washburne Of Illinois washbun
OF Maine White whiecy Wilson wortendyke and zoooner
Boyce Branch Bryan Burnett Burns cruhers Clark Of Missouri
Craig Missouri Crage North Carolina Crawford Curry David
Davis of Indiana Davis of Mississippi Dowde Emundson Eng
Groesbeck Hall Ohio Hawkins Hopkins Houston, Hughes
sSn Jenkins Jewe Jones o. Tennessee k KNAPP kgnke q
her hhson, Morris OF Illinois Mott, Nblaek Nichols, Pendeton
scaes Soaring shorter singleton smith Illinois, smith Of Viz
gni Spinner s'alwort stephens Stevenson Stewart Of Mary
Wood, and Wright Of Georga-s7
On motion of Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, the Speaker
authorized to appoint the standing committees.
message then received from the President of the
United States by the hands of Mr. j. Buchanan Henry his
private secretary communicating his annual message to
Congress The message read, and will accompany
this paper
Mr. PHELPS, of Missouri, moved that the message
and accompanying documents be referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole the state of the Union and printed
and also that copy of the reports of the heads Of de-
partments be printed for each member of the House
which motions agreed to.
Mr.. HOUSTON, of Alabama, moved that there be
printed of the message the usual number of extra copies
which motion referred to the Committee Printing
The SPEAKER laid before the House the annual report
- Al.
ces.
Mr.. PHELPS moved that it be referred to the Commit
tee of Ways and Means and that fifteen thousand extra
copies be printed for the of the House pending
which,
On motion of Mr.. WAsHBURNE, of Illinois, the House
adjourned
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THE WASHINGTON CHILDREN's MISSION.

rIyIIE LADIES of the First Unitarian Church,
in Wainc ton have mission the object Of which u TO
and alleys OF tho worst nelghborhoods as
number who, either by the misfortune,
Of their from causes incident 10 the
Of human society growing up TO swell the RANKS OF
the danger classes Of American cities
and furnished suitable rooms In the Fourth wnr
teacher and daily receiving children who coming
poverty tan poverty by being sur
during with Christian atmosphere OF Kindness ana
elementary bahchcs
education PERIL and some oil heI NE
hoped, become very useful men and women. Il,
supply shoes other essential
could be obtained would be desirable 10
furnish one pan but sufficient diem during the approaching
winter Being constantly supcrvioncxce at
imposition much essenedi y cer"h,
that nothing which TO children the
constuion feels anh warns
them even though their parents should prove unworthy
We considerations to the bcneyolenti
tho duty of all good Christians ana an gooa oA'h "
good the young because nothing can be more dangerous
in Of awoss bands OF youths,
public school accommodation Tor tho
Washington too notorious TO need delnostra
ton And s the necessity would exist for
Who the poverty neglect OF their
parent seek educational advantages;
direct effort among the poor by personal appear
to them and personal that hope to clear our
city violence rowdm that proper Christian ze anu
fuly IN
mast Of The Five Points, in New York
We have therefore, asking pecuuiAy aid rom a
Disposed be good mission
pledge observance of rigid economy and our
object funds will be absorbed IN payment
salaries to secretaries, clerks, agents sc.
will be thankfully received by the treasurer MIS-
Webb, No 1 Louisiana avenue. NOV -i--uu
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nOLLAR BOOKS.--By the author of "Peter
J Schlemh,' 'sModern Pilgrims etc, etc.
another World by George Wood. VOL
cloth 81 by mail free, 81 90
Morning by Virginia Townsend. vol cloth, 81,
or by mail free, 81 90
the East India Uncle and Maggie Miller or Old Ia
Servant Mary Holmes, author Of elena Rvco
vol CLOTH 81, by mail 81 20
Witches OF New York O. H. p Doestcks Y. b. vol,
cloth, 81, or by mail, 81 90
with lord Byron by the Countess Of
Bessingon the life of the author and portrait
VOL, 81, or by rail, 81 20.
ea they Are aNovcl by Mr. c. H. Glover
/ VOL, cloth, 81, or by mail, 81 20.
For sale TAYLOR MAURl y,
IS INIT 1884 Penn avenue, 9th street.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Probable Loss OF the Barque Parthian.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 64The barque Parthian, which
sailed from Richmond for Rio the LIST of November
was fallen in with the 18th 120 miles from Bermuda
dismasted No communication could be had with her
in consequence of tempestuous The vessel report
ing her requested assistance from Bermuda, and two
sent out by the British naval authorities
there, but they subsequently, returned having been
able to find her lThe Parthan had board passen-
gers N. II. Topping esq, and about thirty workmen
under his charge from this city They engaged for
the Don Pedro railroad in Braz-REpl
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Markets..

New YoRK, Dec Cotton is lower-sales of 500
bales upland, ii 7-l6 Flour is heavy-sales Ode
clined 9,0 900 barrels State, 81 20 81 40 Ohio,
SIS IS So As southern SIS SIS 40. Wheat is very
dull--western red, 81 rs. Corn is firm-saes of a.
600 bushels; yellow, rs rs cents. Pork is firm
new, SIS So prime, S14 % Slf go Lard is quiet at
ia liz cents Whiskey is quiet at % cents. Sugar
is firm Orleans II ST cents; Muscovado 81 a Il
cents. Moasses is lowerNew Orleans, 35 363 cents
Spirits of turpentne is dull at 4S cents Rosn is dull at
81 60 delivered Rice is steady at 81 cents
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AUCTION SALES.
BY .. @. MCGUIRE a co, Auctioneers.

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF SUPERIOR
In and Costly FursOn Tuesday afternoon December Tih
O'clock on the nst shall sell the largest
sntlemen ne tnvs ever offered bo
fore IN this city, being Arstclas house Bread
way York goods made expressly or best Guy retail trade
consists Bay and Mink Sable stone han Fitch
sable aud full variety Of ladies' aud ehdrehs eal ccu
LAYS, victorines NUTS and cuffs, &c &c
Also, gents fur coats, mullers, gloycs, nc, nc.
Also splendid and segh robes OF bcsl
make arest kind comprising AMI Prairie Wolf Bear
Genet and all other kinds IN
whole Of this valuable stock viii DO prepared aud
nrs arranged inspection the morning OF the sale
Terms s25 under CASH that credit 81 90 and
90 DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed notes boring interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.
NJ. Oh AuetloneeTs.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT oP STATE,

DEPARTMENT oY STATE,
WARRINGTON, December 0, 1858
Information has been received at this department from William
Tacahuano Of tho death
Nelson Emanuel Rose tho American hospital
that place August September lasthe
belonging Courscr and the latter to ship
Charles ncry, late OF barquo JAVA,
New Bedford, Lahana, the 2s Of September last
Dec lit
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NOTICE The undersigned respectfully informs
IN his friends the public generally aud strangers visiting tho
city that he has in store general assortment OF
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, SLIPPERS, &c,
material and Workmanship gotten the best style,
ladies' gentlemen, MISSES
boys, youths, and childrcn'S
HARMON BURNS
40S Penn. between AK and 9th Streets
Dec 4-2wE Of the National Hotel
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I'm EoUITY-.NO. 1865.

Robert A. Cassn Stephen Casn and others heirs
Commodore stephen Cassn, deceased.
DY order of the Circuit Court of this District | am
inquire report the whether tho
property Cassin il susceptible OF partition
among his heirs and second whether will benefit
his heirs the said the
division The parties complainant defendants here
NY notified that shall proceed with the Auditor
room Wednesday s next commencing at 10
O'Clock the forenoon where they requested their
witnesses r. WOODWARD
Dec III Special Auditor.
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1885 Al

THEATRICAL. play of .'Money selected for
the opening of the regular last night and was
very well acted by the and complete company en-
gagged. Mr.. Charles Fisher, especially, gave proof of
future pleasures to play goers although it hard
y possible to ctcise artists who appeared together for
the first time
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nv las. Q. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctioneers.

DOSITIyE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF TWO
small Squares Of ground the Second Wardon Thursday az
rroon December O'clock the auction rooms We shall sell
without -,
west north street, aud containing 80 % square
square north Of square foung respectively on Yer
mont avenue aud north street. and con
taining IL ,429 square feet.
squares well located la the northern part o. tho
which improvements are rapidly approaching
and they must in short become very valuable Title unque
tonabe Sale without
the residue In six and Twelve months Win
interest, secured by a deed in trust the premises
JAS G. MCGUIRE CO.,
Nov 30--d Aueuoneers
ssl,~ The above sale is postponed until Monday
j. C. MCGUIRE Coz
noca a
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Sailing or the Illinois.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.--The steamer Illinois sailed this
afternoon for California. She takes out immense
freight and unusually large number of passengers and
considerable specie Copies of the Presidents annual
message also board.
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BsJ. G. NC .UIRE 8 co, Auctioneers.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
/ Isand-On Friday afternoon December 10th, at
O'Clock premises virtue OF decd IN trust TO the sub
r. dated 4tb 1855, nndduly
oios 1876 the land records
Washington mtrict Of Columbia part Of lot number
square following and bounds,
beginning northeast of Paid lot and running from
line said lot hundred feet
line Of said lot feet thence
line Of Four and aal street md
feet to the place
beginning Sud lot situated tho east side OF Four aha
street. between south c and ID streets
Terms cash. BhkNhiD flOOE, trustee
j. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Dec l-eod Auctioneers.
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c,pEcIAL CARD TO HoUsEKEEPERs. Atten-

CPECIAL CARD TO Observation-Disclosures
furnishing hosckeepers called to the
sale paror suites in brocatce silk damask plush
reps CLOTH ang marbcop and fancy tables whatnots
stools shades and cornice and cab
generally take Wednesday, December i at
Smalwood No sos
Fellows Hail. the whole comprising the largest
OF furniture offered auction in this city
be without reserve TO close out the
Catalogues ready and DDS on exhibition.
JAS C. MCGUIRE CO.,
Aucionecrs.
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u,HE CHARTER OF THE NATIONS; or, Free

TINE CHARTER OF THE NATIONS; or, Free
Trade Results; by Henry Dunckey, NJ A. VOL svo
London.
Essays History Biography Geography Engineering &c by the
late Earlo Elesmere. i vol. London 1858,
Opinions Bgader General John jacob O. b. col
lcctcd and edited by Captain Lewis Pey vols Svo London
supplementary Dispatches Memoranda Of Field Marshal Arthur
edited by his vols. london 1893
Pamerstons Opinions and Policy vol, 6vo London.
Biographies OF Distinguished scientific M'n by Francois Arago
VOL syo. london
Essays Sir IIorschcl, Bart vol. london
the Funding System VOL 8vo.
don
History ofthe Ottoman Turks by Greasy NJ Lon
don, 1858.
Nov 80 FRANcK TAYLOR
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BROWNS, Hotel.

] s Baxter 4 lady, Georgia A Curtis, Delaware
Everett Wilmington, Del Jno Mason, Philadelphia
Hon Dowdell, Alabama Alex Randall, Madison, Wis
Hon salworth, do James siudnann Ohio
Hon Jno NJ Sandlge family, In L Tread, New York
Hon A o jenkins lady Virginia Gen @ Pillow, UsA
Mrs Is Boglin, 81 Louis Mo VS. Bowman 4 lady
Hon A Emundson, Virginia c II Andrews
Jno BLAIR Hoge, do &c billo
4 Price, do j j Lord, New York
Ion David s Reid, North Carolina A @ Keyer Virginia
A d Banks, Virginia ChAs A Hoeli do
N W Ramsey, North Carolina Thos A Bradford do
DR. 4 Collision, Virginia Jno II stringe low, do
b Gimer, do b sbumote, do
Putnam, do Il b Jacobs, do
Brown lady, child servant Hon VIM iarksdae Miss
New York Jno Ferguson, Arkansas
Richards, Alabama James Feelion Tennessee
NJ Reid, New York Morris, Nashville, Tenn
A 8 Couden Philadelphia J b Reynolds Richmond
@ Mccormick lady, Chicago Jas Brown, Nebraska
I'll de Baseret, France
Bradford, New York VIM II Marshall, Philadelphia
r G Mitchell, do Hon W II Keim, Pennsylvania
Col Bradford, do RIG Harris, Baltimore
Titus Eddy, Troy, NY
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OpEnATIc FEsrrvM.-It will be seen by our advertising
columns that the manager of the Washington Theatre
has secured the services of the Stakosch Troupe, who
will give operate entertainment this evening The
high musical reputation of such brilliant galaxy of tai
cnt will certainly attract full and fashionable house
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EvERY CATHOLIC FAMILY IN THE UNITED

LIVERY CATHOLIC FAMILY IN THE UNITED
States ought to have at least OF this Prayer Book
"A thor house
and Complete Prayer containing oopious extracts from
Francis DE Sales referring the
Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass Spiritual Direction Holy Communon the
the other Subjects comprising much that
before appeared English just published beautiful
1Smo volume printed from largo type ON fine paper enbeshed
engravhgs bindings, from 81 TO $40
Visitation collection OF Prayers and Instructions
compiled according the Spiritual Directory aud Spirit OF ST. Francis
the religious order Of the Visitation OF the b. "
Mary.
For sale ut TAYLOR & MAURYS,
Nov 334 Penn. w.
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V1ACUN q RAY EMS PIANU FUKT FS.--We nave
hand large assortment OF these unvaled Pianos
instruments have for late received the first premium
others whenever they In competition. The
judges the last exhibition of the Franklin Institute
Philadelphia unanimously awarded the first premium gold medal
Bacon Co. % others from the first manu-
New York. Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OF the cncrcang demand have made such
with the will enable oil
with despatch Persons search OF superior Piano Forte
requested before purchasing elsewhere We
hand Pianos for sale Four
R,senkrnnz Erard Piano for rent
nth street and Pennsylvania
Nov w. g..
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FIRE-A fire broke out last evening about o'clock,
in the planning mill Of Mclean Munro, on street north
corner of 18th west The building and contents with
considerable quantities of lumber were destroyed, not
withdrawing the exertions of the firemen
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THE WEArIIEn. After succession of damp drzzling
dsagreeable weather. which has been attended with
epidemic influenza from which many suffering,
yesterday favored with sunshine and clear skies
Crowds of gay dresed ladies thronged the avenue and
the stores had no lack of customers.
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Financial.

New YORK, Dec. G-Stocks fm--Chicago and
Rock Island, 624 Illinois Central shares rs New York
Central, s35; Reading, 5l4 Missouri 6s ssb
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Arrival Of the Bremen.

New YoRK, Dec 6.--The steamer Bremen arrived here
this morning from Bremen Her dates however, an
ticipatcd by previous arrivals Nothing had been heard
of the steamer Washington up to the 18th ultimo.
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PERsoSAL.--Hon. William Preston, minister to Spain,
arrived at Willards Hotel yesterday morning, accom-
panied by his family. large number of members of
Congress also arrived Sunday and yesterday will be
seen by the list OF arrivals.
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OLD Folks CONCERT. The "hreside rehearsal OF
these famous chor-singer who the quaint garbs Of
their gnndfthe, win doubtless attract many music
lovers to Philharmonic Hall this evening,
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nR ST0RKS NEW CHRISTMAS B00K.--A
Christmas book children containing "Luthers Christmas
Tree, }" and Jesus In the Temple
"Ths day is born in Bethlehem
Saviour Christ the Lord
by slork, beautifully colored froniispeoe
aud other illustrations small Alto volume Price 03
cents. just received TAYLOR q MAURYS,
Dec 33i Pennsylvania
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF MACHINERY AND FIX.

by jas. y. NTCUCEANT1 q WI 1~N1e1"o''
HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF MACHINERY AND FIN
tho .pon Thursday morning. De-
O'Clock the "land Brewery on Maine ave
nue. Az 9th Washington shall SELL b virtue Of
among land records for Washington
machinery fixtures OF tho 'sand brewery com
prisng-
Steam engine, copper kettles
Large number OF casks, barrels, and halfbarres
Tuns, coolers, &c.
Two wagons, dray
Three sets Of harness
excellent work horse
Together necessary furniture apparatus to
duct brewery. -
All which will be offered together and not sold entire VIII
then be sold out in lots. ,
third cash the residue in four and eight
the satisfaction OF the trustee
Thirty dollars and under cash over that
credit sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest. TIloS j. FISHER Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
Dec --eod Auctoncers
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Returns of The seperal Police C6naJe for the city Of Washing
ton made toJ. H. Goddard Chief Of Police for said city, on
The first day Of Nouenber, 1858.
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rTNHE EMANCIPATION OF FAITH. vols. 81.
i The Ministry Of Life. l vol. 81.
Gray. vol 70 cents.
Every Woman her Lawyer. ] VOL 81.
Bertran Noel; Story Youth l VOL rs cents
One thousand Amusemcnts. vol 81.
Night Caps; New Book for the Young vol 80 cents
Slick Sayings and Dongs. vol. 10 cents.
The Gospel and 5 vol. 80 cents.
Christian Evidences. / vol. 80 cents.
Iite's Living Age, FOR saturday, December g.
Dec FRANCk FAflOR
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DUBLISIIED THIS DAY-A book of thrilling in
tecstl Chronicles the Rslel hundred and seventy
vo pages superb engavngs designed by Cruikshank and
engraved by Bross. Cloth, 81
submitted OF the most celebrated French
historians only vouees for the correctness Of s history
details respecting tho events OF when treats TO DC
exceedingly accurate and graphically described
contains description Of
The Old Man of the Bastilc.
Thrilling in the Bastlic.
Iaunts Of the Conspirators
louis XVI
Marie Aut0inette.
o tho Iron Mask
jacques the Spy. s.u
Revolution.
Destruction of the Bastilc.
For sale TAYLOR MaukfS
DECD o3a fchh avenue.
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.CTRATFORD GALLERY or The Shakespeare Sis
terhood comprising five ideal portraits, described by
with steel engrayings from
eminent hands. vol, Svo
What Makes Home Happy by NJ j. Mcintosh,
thor of Kitty's Tales, &c, &c.
T Emancipation Fah by late Henry Edward schedcl NJ
d. 2 vols, Syo.
Night Caps the author OF Aunt Fanny Christmas Stories
For sale by FRANKLIN PHllP,
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RirkwoOd House

l. Garrel Atlanta, Ga Jno Morris, Baltimore
] II Logan, do Hon J N Morris, Illinois
j Blake, do Jas g Jones, Philadelphia
Brawner, Prince William co, Seb, Fredericksburg, Va
Va Mrs w Walach, New York
III L ossic, Virginia Hon Jno j McFsae Mississippi
Hon + Powell, do Thompson Tylor, Staunton
G l. Winslow, North Carolina ellis, Pennsylyd
Jno A Jordon Virginia Bryarley St Louis, Mo
B b Macxney do Alfred Hale, Massachusetts,
J Winston do Joseph Thornton Virginia
Barton Craigc son, n G VIM Moral, Philadelphia
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Out OF PRINT.-0ld copies of the following
" books, but In good being understandable
just imported from Europe by the undersigned
Moiere French and English, 10 vols 90 80 Chlngworhs
Religion Of potestan 81 Pope Ganganes Letters yolsi
81 % Addisons Miscellaneous Works yo * 80 Madame de
sevgne5 Letters, In English vos Ceoela vols, 81 70
Hodsseau's Nouvel eose English % so Burlamaqns
Natural and Polite LAW in English, vols 81 rs Moniesqcs
Spirit Laws English vols % 25 Gamboas Mining Ordinances
OF Spain English, vols sl0 80 Mathematical and
Philosophical Dictionary 90 so Mahewss Of London,
dictionary OF the Sciences Is Sir
Humphry Davy Dcourses VOL quaro 81 Is Causes oeebres,
dAnacharsis vols folio so Die
plus Farneux vols % 30 Pecrsdors Abrdgmen Cases,
is vols si9, and many others.
FRANCK TAYLOR