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ITDENNSYLVANIA RE POT? is: EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY, (C Uncle Philin's Conversations with the Free from each trial, and untouched by pain; Tby.pathhas been through many a scene of sorrow, The weary form has needed this repose; Calm by thy rest until the eternal morrow' JAMES VjEECII, Late of Uulou Town, Fayette County, Pa. ILIFORTEHS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, fJIHE subscribers are now opening a laige and extensive assortment of Hardware, comprizing a general assortment, which they have imported fiom Sheffield and Birmingham, and vvhich they are disposed to sell on moderate terms. SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK CO. May 8, 1634. POST OFFICE PAPERReceived this day a few Reams of the above Paper, of a superior quality.

COOK SCHOYER, May 19. Corner of 3d and Wood sts. MILLER'S HYMNS. Aew Selection of Hymns, and Spiritual Songs; from the best Authors with an appendix by II. Mil Its light and glory on thy dwelling throws.

Go thou in peace temptation cannot sever The lie that now unites thee to thy God; The voice of sin of unbelief can never Enter the precincts of thy low abode: We leave thee herewith mingled joy and sadness Our hearts are weak, our faith is low and dim' Yet to the Lord we turn with chastened gladness' And yield our friend our brother up to Him M.J. W. LIST OF ARRIVALS AT THE FOLLOWING HOTELS, is THIS CITY for the 2 1 hour ending this morning, at o'clock. Mansion House B. J.

Bredin, Butler, J. M. Cooper, Baltimore; J. II. Long-, Sinking Springs; I.

TJryant Brooke B. Magoffin, J. Fleming, Harmony; J.C. G. Kennedy, Meadville; H.

Fullerton, W. Larf-me, Jacksonville; J. G. Dawson, R. Hooke, Sten-bermlle; J.

Smart, Little Reaver; C. Van Dusen, J. Gillvert, Phila D. Davis, West morel'dl R. Lowry, D.

Putney, Freeport; B. Reeves and daughter, Phila. Pittrburrii Hotel C. M'Kibbin. L.

Mills, Louisville; G. W. Sellors family, Louisiana; J. II. Baylcy, Beaver; J.

H. Hanna, C. Hoslctter, New Lisbon, Susan Lemon, Norfolk, F. Tiernan lady, Pittsburgh; Rosweil Marsh, Steubenvillc; M.Croay, Detroit; J. M.

Whittemore, Sacketts Harbor; W. Mark, Freedom; W. C. Templeton, Tuscumbia, J. R.

Imbue lady, Darlington; Mrs. Sumner, Louisville; J. Ilustm, A. II. Cunningham, Elizabeth; J.

Lowery, S. Woods, Uniontown; W. Hendricks, J. Walker, Elizabethtown; C. A.

Snyder, Har-risburgh; Misses C. S. A. Russell, Lauo-hlin-town; J. Larwill.Wooster, J.

Fuller, Hon. David Crockett, Weakley J. Nor-ris, C. Green, Cinn. MARRIED, On Thursday evening, the 3d by the Rev.

Joseph Kerr, Mr. JACOB DOOLITTLE, to Miss SARAH CUBBAGE, both of Bi rmingham. NOTICE. A LL Persons indebted to WM. W.

ROBIN-lo. SON, an Insolvent Debto, will please take notice that the undersigned ha been appointed by the Couit of Common Pleas of Allegheny County Assignee in trust for the benefit creditor's, and that the notes and accounts due said Robinson are placed in the hands of Alderman Low-rie for collection. JOHN LEECH, Assignee. July 9, 1334. 2m RIDGEWATF.R TREATISES Chem Meteorology, and the Function of Di gestion, considered with reference to Natural Theology; by Wm.

Prout. M. F. R. 8., of the Royal College of Physicians.

The' Life of the Rev. Rowland Hill, A. first American edition. Love Pride A novfl by the author of "Say -igs and Doings;" in two vols. The War on the Bank of the IJn'i ed Stales, nr a Ruviaw of the Measures of the Administration ngain-'t that Institution, and the Prosperity of the Country.

Just received and for sale by D. M. IIOGAN, July 9, 13.14.-3t No. 73 Wood st. fNFANT SCHOOL 3d edition.

I (Dtess, by Jus. Kay, and Brother, Philadelphia, and J. I. Kay A No. 44.

Market Pittsburgh, a new and improved ediiion of "The Infant School Reader and Expositor," consisting of numerous reading lessons in words of one syllable only: an I also of one hundred ami fifty spcl ling and defining lessons, the meaning of which re well explained hv word of one syllable. Embellished with many engravings, and autifully printed. By W. Ballantine. This popular school book will be published and separately, before, and al.o as partof a series of school tooks, in which the same plan, (a plan which has met general favor) will he ampli- and extended.

July 8 X22W WORHS. CIHTTY3 GENERAL PRACTICE Tlie Practice of the" Law in all its Departments, with a View of the Rights, Iijnries, and Remedies, as ameliorated by recent statutes, rules, and decision; showing the best modes of creating, perfecting, securing, and transferring. rights, artd the best remedies for every injury, as well by acts of parties themselves, as by legal proceedings; and either to preventer remove injuries; or to enforce specific relief, or performance, or compensation, and showing the Practice in Aibitra-tions, before Justices, in Court? of Common Law Equity, Ecclesiastical and Spiritual, Admiralty, and Courts of Appeal, with new practical forms, intended as a Court and Circuit Companion, by J. Chitty, of the Middle Temple, Barrister, in 2 vol. 1st teceived.

D. M. IIOGAN, July 8 3t No. 73, Wood street. is.

isomers PATENT FLY NETS, OR Carriage, Gig, and Saddle Horses, of sundry either in parts, or full sets, at Manufacturer's) pricr-9 received and for sale by J. LITTLE Co. Corner of and Water streets. li press, by James Kay, Brother, Phila-de plua, and John I. Kay, No.

44, Market street, reports ot cases adjudged in the Su preme Court of Pennsylvania. By Messrs. Pen rose Watts; Vol. 4. jujv JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, "fl flftfTh BBLS- FRESH HERRINGS; JLUI'hJJ Also, SHAD.

R. BELL CO. Canal Basin." July 8, 1834. NEWMAN'S PAT NTS. A SMALL LOT of New Paints; consisling in part of Gamboge.

Pa rm i a I' rv a A reen, Cobalt, Prussian Blue. Lake Blue, Ultra -uanne, uonst. white, Van. Brown, Indian Yellow, iSrc. Also, a few doz.

Camel's Hair and SabU Pencils, of the finest quality just received and for COOK SCIIOVER, July 7, 1834. corner Wood 3d sts. ASSIGNMENT. "gTKAVlD KINKEAD, of the city of Pitts-burgh, Merchant Tailor, has eigued to the subscriber, in trust for the benefit of certain creditors named in a deed, dated the 17th instant (which is in my possession) his Books of accounts, notes, and other evidences of indebtedness to him. All persons indebted to the said David Kinkead, any way, are hereby notified to make payments to me, at my office, near the S.

W. corner of the Diamond, before the 15th day of July next. JAMES VEECII. June 23, 1834. 2taw3w TO LET, rjlllE THREE STORY Brick House, now A occupied by James Laubie.

on Federal Street, in the borough of Allegheny, adjoining the canal. ALSO, A Three Story Brick House, in the same block, adjoining the house now occupied by James Caughey. ALSO, One Two Story Brick House, in the rear of the house now occupied by James Laubie, and fronting on the canal. Apply to CHARLES S. BRADFORD.

St. Clair Exchange Buildings. April 1, 1334. 3twtf. TO LET, Commodious Three Storv Brick House, in Penn street, containing ffft ten rooms, with a wash house.

at UL1 lached. This house being situated in the most pleasant and healthy part of the city, recently built, spacions in its parts, and flushed in a good style, makes it a desirable dwelling. It would answer well for a genteel boarding houss for fur her particulars, enquire of S. Remington, juft above Hand, North side of Penn street. Pittsburgh, May 13, 1334.

SOUTH WHEELING PAPER MILL. V.TIHE subscriber have been appointed agents 1 for the sale of the very superior paper manufactured at the above mill. The quality of the paper made at the Wheeling Mill has been pronounced superior to any other paper in th 1 market. Printers and others ae requested to call and examine for themselves. ov ITANP, 100 reams extra imperial, very heavy; 100 do.

imperial, 50 do. medium. We will receive, in a few days a complete assortment of writing paper, from the above mill. Hot pressed cap, Nos. 1.2, and letter.

do. do. At the regular prices, no extra charge being made for hot pressing. COOK fc SClIOYl.lt. Jane 30.

Corner 3J Wood sts. JEW WOUKS. The Ecclesiastical yj Historv of Eusebius Pamphiliu. Bishop of rtpsnrp in Palestine: in 10 books: translated from ihe original, by the Jrv. C.

F. Cruk, A. M. assistant professor in the University oi I'ennsyi vania: 2d ediiion, revised and corrected by the author. Bonk fr Parents: The genius and design or fh0 domicile constitution, with its untransferable obligations and peculiar advantages: by Christo pher Anderson: in voi.

umo. TCntp.i. Notes exclanatorv and practical on the Gospels: designed for Sunday school teach It Ck i ers and Hible Classes: Dy Aioeri uarnes: vo.s. For sale by JOHN I. KAY Co.

July 1. 41 Market street, below 3d. NOTES OF BHOXEJJ BAnKS PURCHASED by COOK CASSAT, Corner of JVoodand Fourth streets, Pittsburgh. April 14, 1834 WAREHOUSE TO LET, TO Let, that Large and Commodious 3 story Warehouse, lately oce.npied by Leae, Kel ly situate on Market street, between and 3d streets terms very low, and possession civen immediately. For further particulars apply fo COOK SCHOYER, Corner of Wood and Third streets June II, 133 1.

NEW WORKS! TIIF. Atlantic Club Book: being Sketches in Prose and Verse; by various authors: in two volumes. Todd's Johnson's Pocket Dictionary oi ttie rnnlldi 1 sniriinffc in miniature: to which is added a copious vocabulary of Greek. Iitin. and Scripture Proper Names, divided into syllables, and accentuated for Pronunciation: by Thomas Rees, for sale by JOHN I.

KAY No. 44 Market street, below 3d. July 5, 1834. ICFN. B.

All New Works received as soon as published. MANUFACTORY, Wood Pittsburgh; near the Monongahela river. THE subscriber having purchased a large number of French Burr blocks and other materials, will be able to make French Burr MiUstones, of any required size, to order, and will warrant them to be of the very beat workmanship. Every exer. tion will be made to entitle his establishment to public patronage.

A supply of best Country Mill Stones tvill be kept constantly on hand for sale. Als, calcined Plaster of Paris and Roman Cement. JOHN RIIEY. June 27, J. MOOUE 5 Co.

BRASS BFXL, FOUNDERS, Corner of Liberty Si Second streets, Pittsburgh, ARE prepared to do all kinds of work in their line, and invite a share of public patronage. March 20, 1831. V-r children about the truth of the Christian ligion: No. 20 of the Boys' Girls' Library of Useful Knowledge. Just received and for sale by- CUUK SCHOYER.

Corner 3d Wood sts. June 23. OVS' GIKI.S' LIBRARY. No. 20 Evidences of Christianity: or LTnrl Ph; lip's Conversations with the Children about the truth of the Christian Religion designed for Sunday Reading and Sunday School Libraries.

Received this day and for sale by J. I. KAY No. 44 Market street, below Third street. June 23, IT ATE PUBLICATIONS for sale by John ILi 1.

Ksy No. 44, Market street, below Third. Tales and Sketches; by W. L. Stone Traits and Stories of the Irih Peasantry Bracken- rinse KecoileciiOns tJanterhurv Tales: '2d ies Randolph's Letters Mrs.

Sisournev's Sketches Kay's Travels in Caffraria Scene? in our Parish Life of Daniel Boon -Life of Col. Davy Crockett Sarran's La fayette Library of Romance: 8 volumes- PalfS of Romance Sketch Book of Fashion Stewart's North America Fiddler's Tra vels in theU. States Rosine Laval Strin? of Pearls, by James Traits and Traditions of Portugal Memoirs of Baron Cavier Polv- nesian Researches: 4 vols Mrs. Morrall's Voyages Lady Morgan's Dramatic Scenes tiarpe a Head: by James Hall Aristocrat: a Novel: 2 vols Misserrimus: in 1vol. Game of Life; by Leitch Richie Cymon: 2 vols.

Wondrous Tale of Alroy England and the Lnghsh Lngland and America, N. B. All new books received as soon as pub lished. June 19. 1834.

TO LET. A NEAT FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, in Allegheny Town, handsomely situated on the Allegheny river, soma distance below the outlet of the Canal, and now occupied by the 'Female Orphans' Apply to WALTER II. LOW IE, Diamond, Pittsburgh. February 22. 1834.

2wtf THE KENTUCKIAN IN NEW YORK. fBlHE Kentuckian in New York, or the Ad- Jgi venture of Three Southerners. By a Virginian; in 2 vols. Also, a fresh supply of Bulwer's Pilgrims of the Rhine this day received and for sale by JOHN I. KAY No.

44, Market street, below Third street. June 19 Gt DR. WILLIAM (Late of Erie, Pa.) LENDERS his Professional services to the ci- tiznsof Pittsburgh and vicinity. Office and Dwelling No. 78 Third, between Market and Wood streets.

June 2, 1334--dtf Hand A Large Assortment of Tea Paper a superior article. COOK SCHOYER. Corner of Third and Wood streets June 11. 1834. Hams.

POUNDS Very Superior Cu red. Just received and for sale by O.O.GREGG, Sinitbfield street, 2d from Front. April 9, 1834. 7 LEMKNTS OF GEOM KTU trans at-1 pd from the French of A. M.

I.erpndre. of the Institute, by David Biewsler, LL. revised and abridged by Professor Davies. Received this day by COOK tfc SCHOYER, Juno 18, 1834. Corner Wood 3d.

fRS. SHERWOOD'S WORKS. First volume of Harper's edition, being the only uniform edition ever published in the U. States; with engravings on steel. The Frolics of Puck: 2 vols.

12mo. Tales and Sketches, such asthry are: by Wm. L. Stone: 2 12 mo. Just received by COOK SCHOYER, June 18.

Corner of Wood 3d streets. Cook Scoy, 57 XCLUSIVE agents of the "Productive IA Spelling written by Mr. N. It; Smith, feel gratified by the approbation already bestowed upon it. From the following letters received by the Author, the public may judge of the estimation in which it is held by distinguished scholars, and experienced teachers.

From the Rev. John Black, D. D. Pittsburgh, June 9, 1834. Dear Sir: have not found leisure until this morning to examine the book which you had the politeness to send me, for my opinion.

I have Cooked over the work, and have no hesitation in saying it will be a valuable acquisi tion to our schools. You have, I think, simplified, as far as possible, the elementary sounds in our alphabet, considering that we have so many simple sounds in our language, and so few vowels to express them. 'The plan you follow in the combination of sounds in spelling, is judicious and rational. I highly approve of your association of the relative sound of consonants; also the association of particular classes of words having the 6ame orthography but of entirely diffbrent meaning and requiring clear distinctions of sound in their pronunciation; orlhoepists have hitherto much neglected this -iiii Up-jn the whole, you have furnished a school book calculated to connect ideas with the words, and communicate to the learner something more than the mere mechanical instruction which but two generally prevails. I wish you success in the publication of your contemplated seiies of school books, having no doubt, from the specimen before me, that they will be a valuable acquisition to the public.

Respectfully yours, JOHN BLACK." "Mr. N- R- Smith." From the Rev. John JVinlcr. "Pittsburgh, June 11, 1834. "Dear Sir: I have not found time, until novy, to examine your Spelling Book.

From 14 year's experience in teaching, I have often had to regiet the imperfection of our elementary books. From the bad arrangement of words, and the indistinct onnor in which sounds are marked, and the total want of distinction in thoe minuter shades oi sound, in which the beaaty ot onnoepy consists, I have been led to attribute that want of classical beauty of expression, which is lamentably mamtesi iu uc deficiencies appears to be the grand aim of your work, as well as to cultivate idea3 with the acqui-sition'of words; and. in these things, I think you have well succeeded, and done as well as can be done with our meagre vowel system. I believe your book to be among the very best I have examined, and do hope that your encouragement will be such as to induce you to persevere, until you shall have given the public a set of elementary books worthy of their encouragement. "Yours; respectfully.

JOHN WINTER: "Mr. N. R. Smith." June 13, 1834. 1 ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS removed to Pittsburgh, and taken Office iu the Diamond, No.

17, near the south west comer, between the Mayors Oftice and the office of Alderman Lowrie. Aril 10, 1334-Gmd. PLAIN AND FANCY BORDERING. CIOOK SCHOYER will supply Border-J ing, separate from Wall Paper, in small or large quantity, at low piices. tCT Just received a Splendid Lot of BORDERING and WALL PAPER.

Apply at the corner of Wood and Third streets. Pittsburgh, April 12, 1334. THE TOURIST-for 1834 The Touris for 1334, or Pocket Manuel for Travelers on the Hudson River, the Western Canal, and Stage Koad to Niagara Falls, down Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence to Montreal and Quebec, third edition, enlarged and improved. Just received and for sale by COOK SCHOYER, corner of Wood and Third streets.

June lft O'The Public are very respectfully informed that the EXCHANGE DWELLING, at the corner of Penn St. Clair streets, is reopened by Sirs. ARMSTRONG, for the reception of permanent and transient Boarders. Pittsburgh, May 7, ASSIGNMENT. PETER J.

MAITLAND WILLIAM J. MAITLAND. of the Citv of Pittsburgh. Distillers, partners, under the firm of Maitland Brother, have, by a deed bearing date the 28th instant, assigned to Lewis Peterson and Sylvanus Lolhrop all their property, real and personal, in trust for the payment, in the first and second class, of all creditors who shall within ninety days from the date of the said assignment, execute a release to the said Peter J. Maitland William J.

Maitland, of all demands against them, or either of them, for the term of seven years. The assignment and release may be seen at Lewis Peterson's, at the office of the Globe Cotton Factory, where the release may be executed. All persons indebted to the said Maitland Jb Brother, or either of iheni, will make payment, and the creditors of the said Maitland Brother, will preseul their claims, to the subscribers. LEWIS PETERSON. SYLVANUS LOTHROP.

Pittsburgh, May 30, 1834 tf WUWfc Tionnfcl boards. A Few gross, of Superior quality, just received and for sale by COOK A SCHOYER. Corner of 3d and 4th streets, Pittsburgh, May 30, 1334. ON HAND Reams of WRAPPING PAPER, of superior quality. COOK SCHOYER, Third and Wood streets.

May 14. Just UecfcWed, A Fresh supply 0r FOREIGN WINES and LIQUORS for sale, wholesale and retail. WM. MITCHELTREE SON, No. 1G2 Liberty street, opposite Sixth street.

May 13, lS34-tf 3 J. IIAMNETT, having taken Mr. JAS. CHADW1CK into partnership, the busi ness will, in future, be carried on under the firm of IIA3INETTS CHADWICK, Who. will continue to carry on the Tanning, Currying, and Leather Selling Business Store No.

47 Diamond alley, where they will keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Soal, Upper, and Saddler's Leather, Calf Skins, together with every other article in their line, to which they respectfully invite the attention of Merchants and Dealers. JAMES IIAMNETT, JOHN IIAMNETT, JAMES CHADWICK. Pittsburgh, May 1, 1834. May 2-dtf- TO LET, TH Tavern House, with the appurtenances, situate at the Corner of First and Market streets, in the City of Pittsburgh, known by the designation of the. "Ohio and Kentucky Hotel." The above property is well adapted for an extensive boarding house or public inn being situated near the steam boat landing, in the centre of business, and possessing ample accommodation.

The house has lately undergone a thorough repair, and will be let at a reasonable rate. Possession can be given immediately. Apply to JOHN D. C. DARRAGH.

JuneSl. NEW WORKS. JACOB FAITHFUL bv the author of "Pe ter Simple," Naval 'Officer," King's Own," The Frolics of Puck, in 2 vols. The Philosophy of Sleep by Robert Mackish. author of "The Anatomy of Drunkenness." First American Edition, in 1 vol.

This day received, and for sale by JOHN I. No. 44, Market street, below 3d. June 11, 1334. IVEWORLiKAIVS SUGAR.

lOOR SALE A few hhds. of New Orleans JL Suar. Apply at the Pittsburgh Steam Mill. JOHN M'FADEN. May 12.

1334. TRAITS and Stories of the Irish Peasantry, third series, in two vols. 12 mo. Canterbury Tales, (second series,) by Sophia and Harriett Lee; revised, corrected, and Illustrated with a preface by Harriett Lee, in two vols. Tales and Sketches, (such as they are,) by William S.

Stone, in two vols. Richard Patton's Ediiion of the Nautical Almanac or Astronomical Epherneris, for the year published by order of the Commissioners of longitude. This day received, and for pale by JOHN I. KAY No. 44 Market street, below Third stiefcl.

June 3, 1634. 11J REAMS HARDWARG PAPER-A Just received acndfebgycnoYER Cornerof 3d and 4th streets. Jnne2g1 EXCHANGE. MERCHANTS and others wishing to effect exchanges of uncurrent bank notes, will find it to their advantage to on COOK CASSAT, Jan. 8.

Wood Street ler; a new edition. A supply just received and for sale by COOK SCHOYER, Corner of Wood and Third streets. May 21. PENNSYLVANIA REPORTS. Volume 3.

REPORTS of cases adjudged in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania: by Charles 13. Penrose aad Frederick Watts, Counsellors at Law Vol. 3. A new supply just received and for sale by JOHN I. KAY Co.

No. 44, Market street, below 3d. N. B. Those gentlemen at a distance, who have not received a copy of the above, had better send immediately, as there is a very small number on hand- July I.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE, AT sight, on most of the Cities and Town9 in tho United States, constantly for Bale, in sums to suit purchasers. Exchange. Every description of paper constantly purchased. Foreign and American Gold bought and sold. Special Deposits received, and interest allowed, payable without notice.

COOK CASSAT, April 14, 1834. Wood street DOIYEESTIC SIZ.II GOODS. ESTINGS HANDKERCHIEFS ma nufactured at Economy, from the silk worms and native mulberry, raised by the society. For sale by GEO. COCHRAN, of R'd, May 8, 1834.

2C Wood itreet. ANDOLPH'S LETTERS. Letters of T. Randolph, to a young relative; embracing a series of years, from early youth to mature manhood. Received and for sale by COOK fe SCHOYER, Corner of Wood fc Third streets.

May 24. Dried 4X BUSHELS, Excellent Quality for Fa-KJr mily use. Just received and for sale O. O. GREGG.

Smithfield street. 2d from Front street. by April 30, 1834 flp RAITS STORIES of the Irish Peas-IL ntrv; 3 series, bv Mrs. Half. This dav re ceived and for sale by COOK SCHOYER, June 3, 1834.

corner Wood 3d eta. HTSS EDGE WORTH'S Tales and Novel. ITU Vol. Harper's uniform ediiion. This day received by COOK SCHOYER, Corner of Wood and Third street.

June 17, 1834. W. W. FETTERMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AS removed his office to his dwolliog houso, in Water street 2d door above the Steam Mill.

August 24. 1833. TURNER'S ANNUAL TOURJor 1834. WANDERINGS by the Seine By Leitch Ritchie, Author of Heath's Picturesque Annual, wilh 20 splendid engravings, from Drawings; by J. M.

W. Tirner.M. A. ROGERS' POEMS. The Poems of Samuel Rogers, with a number of splendid engravings London Edition.

This day received, and for said by JOHN I. KAY No. 44, Market street, below Third. April 2G, 1834. GROUND PlikSTBE, fl BARRELS Poster of Paria jSl Juet received and for sale by JOHN D.

DAVIS April 1G. No. 33, Water Street. SOFT SPRING PAPER MILL. 5TpHE Paper of the above mill can, at all times, imL be had from the subscribers, who receive all the paper from that mill.

now ov HAND, 200 reamscrown wrapping paper ofsuperiorquality 160 do medium do do 1 00 do double crown do do 8(1 do do medium do do ANo Printing, Writing, and Letter Paper, in lots, to suit purchasers, at mill prices. COOK SCHOYER. CFRags and Tannera' Scraps taken in exchange for paper and books. March 10, 1334. NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

PETER Parley 'a Book of Poetry, for Children, with engravings. Peter Parley's Book of Bible Stories, for Children and youth, with engravings. Child's book of the Atmosphere. The book of Sports, by Robin Carver, Just received and for sale by COOK SCHOYER, Corner of Wood and Third street. March 10, 1834.

CANTERBURY TALES. Second fcriesof Canterbury Tales by Sophia and Harriet Lee. Revised, corrected, andillustrated, with new preface, by Harriet Lee; in two volumes. This day received by COOK SCHOYER, Corner of Wood and Third street. May 24.

NEW PUBLICATIONS. T7 AY'S Travels in Africa Travels and searches in LafTria, the charac- ter, customs, and moral condition oi me iriDes inhabiting "that portion of Southern Africa by Stephen Kay, corresponding member of the South African Institution, established for tnvcstP gating the Geography, Natural History, of South Alnca. Hogg's Anecdotes ofScoll Familiar Anecdotes tir I I 1 T-. OI Sir V. ocou uy dailies iiugg, uie curiCH.

Shepherd; with a sketch of the Late of the Shep herd, by S. D. Bloodgood. Received this day by May 15. Corner Wood 3d st.

10 Barrels of TAR; 1 lot of DEER SKINS; 1 lot of Country LINEN. For sale, on commission, by O. O. GREGG, SmithGeld street, 2d from Front March 14,1834 dtf July 7, 1834. 3tw2vv IOtTrNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTl-qj TrjTE ef the Stats of Pennsylvania, devoted to the Mechanic Arts, Manufactures, General Science, and the Recording of American and other Patented Inventions: Vol.

8: No. 6 for Jane, 1834. C0.VTENT3. Communications Ewbank on the Seams and Joints of Steam Espy on the height of lhe Aurora Korea-lis; Notice of a Meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Science, in Edinburgh. ranhlin Institute.

Forty first quarterly meeting and report; Appendix to Report on Weights and Measures. American Patents. List of Patents which issued in December, 1333, with remarks by the editor. Specifications. For an improved Hydrant: New- Lanings; for Generating Steaw.

Jenning's. English Patents. Foi Culinary and Chimical Vessels: Banck's; for heating air to warm and ventilate buildings: Sylvester's; for manufacturing bricks; Rhodes; for extracting Molasses from Selection. Ericsson' Caloric Engine; Notice and Review of; on a Machine for Parting Corrib3; on the Prevention of Dry Rot; Preventing the incrustation of Steam Boilers; desciiption of a Wooden Road." Celestial Phenomenon for July, 1834, by S. C.

Walker; Meteorological Observations for April, 1834; Index. Hjf'Subscriptions received by M. IIOGAN. Number 73, Wood street. July 2, 1834..