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Dally Buffalo Journal. Jan. 31st, 1839. From Mr. R. W. Has- 

 kins, with a notice of Vol. 35, No. 2, of this Journal. 



Journal of the American Temperance Union. Vol. Ill, No. 11. 



Journal of Commerce, Wednesday, Jan. 23d. Notice of the med- 

 ical faculty of the University of the city of New Tork. From Mr. 

 Elliott. 



Baltimore Athenaeum and visiter. Vol. I, No. 1. 



The Rockton Enterprise and Mowhawk Valley News. Vol. I, 

 No. 1. From Mr. E. M. Griffing, editor. 



Ohio Republican. Zanesville. Saturday, Feb. 10th, 1839. From 

 J. W. Foster. 



The Daily Georgian. Savannah. Wednesday, Feb. 13th, 1839, 

 From Mr. Buckingham, with a notice of his lectures. 



Mobile Literary Gazette, devoted to literature, science, Sec. Mo- 

 bile, weekly, for Feb. 1st, 8th, 15th. 



Republican Farmer. Bridgeport, Ct. Wednesday, Feb. 27lh, 

 1839. From Rev. James H. Linsley, with remarks on the latitude 

 and longitude of certain places. 



Friend of Man— Extra. Utica, N. Y. March 22d, 1839. 



Louisville Journal. March 19th, with a notice of the discontinu- 

 ance of the Louisville Medical Journal. 



The Friend, a Religious and Literary Journal, seventh day, 3d 

 mo. 16th, 1839. From Dr. Green, Phil., with notice of the struc- 

 ture of the trilobite. 



Tri-Weekly Age, Augusta, Me., with notice of the legislative pro- 

 ceedings in that State. From Dr. C. T. Jackson. 



Troy Daily Whig, March 30th, 1839, with a notice of the exam- 

 'ination of the Rensselaer Institute. From Dr. Eaton. 



rOREIGN. 



The Morning Herald, London, Friday, Jan. 11th, 1839. From 

 Mr. Frodsham, F. R. S. 



The Court Gazette and Fashionable Guide. London. Saturday, 

 Jan. 12th, 1839. 



SPECIMENS. 



Cleavage crystal of calc spar from England. Mr. C. Fox. 

 A Kilee or Boomerang, an Australian weapon. Mr. Fox. 

 Dr. Thomson's truss for prolapsus uteri. From Mr. Jewett 

 Five beautifully characterized specimens of minerals from Orange 

 Co. N. Y. From Dr. Wm. Horton. 



