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pATENT HARPS.—SCHWIESO and Co.,
xi returning thanks for the extensive patronage with which
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.4,t,4 Harps and Piaao-fortes Lent on Hire; Roman Strings
of the first quality. •

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This day waspublished, price 1/. Is.—Large Paper, price 11. 16s.

PART XIX. OF
r 1 HE ENCYCLOPEDIA METROPOLITA-
i. NA. cONTENT4 ; I. Pure Sciences—Arithmetic, com-
plete—Algebra. 11. Mixed and Applied Sciences—Light. HI.
Historical and Biographical Division-11L Ulpius Trajanus Cri-
nitus—iEliatuts Iladlianui—Titas Aurelius Fulvius Boionius--
Antoninus Pits-Marcus'Aurelins Antoninus Philosoplius—Coni-
naoclus Antoninus--Publics Helvius Pertinax—History, ch. xxx.
Literature of the Age of the Antonini. IV. Miscellaneous Divi-
sion—English Lexicon—EAß—ENT,—ineluding 'Edinburgh-
shiro—Egypt—Ejectinent—Ocetor Elephant —Elixir—Em-
bankment—Entry.

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