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WOOD'sCAnPENTE a MBCHANICs
w reoL STORE ctnsr q Chatham ard ceanls .,lects
The following ~ stocks and b,its assers
sna s,'. eater, -, :ss. s. .sa ,ss ,.n,ns ..a
adses, levels spst rvcs burn.~s spoke slaves
ssss , s"ss. sp eass .s~. y re-
drill cniins nipps.- and pher. rc
.qas-. h.~ sae'., drasas -erw ,,'. Shelter.
AT : i sSss. .s @ %
DHRENOL0GY. Win CoRREcr PRoFIlr LIKE
,.s, arc rrps s,ssa ssl n is.sn one a .n' ~.
egsned :" ssss - No y, ~aawsy 49, DE- !, rsss
Slsr w.. syss s,sc s.e sa ss's, = I ~
npor he ncales ef ,hs late ~. ca aad sIarhs,, shet
vii he sceoss~sede ~ sass.sIs,e ishe.ss. =, D. ~ whose
Hour Il attendance icm 10 ulls and fromsunls Terms
! urSRiarrs CO
~ iss Bss.d~sy sfer 70 N. las. = Ns~ fk h,ss s.''-
ms...f ss cs e.. PA h. . Ns :. s. h ~ -
r rs,r .,ersmovsd ~, aosa ofsoaa. foa "a c.ssI :,
l,OsTER's CoMMERcIAI SCHOOL, iss
Basay oa ~ ~ ,.ersn y 49,. ss ~. 80 e.enss
nor saa .i.. a.ss ss.s,sn ~ c.,..nl.a. x,,t
.. Improved sJ.s, and 10 mach l..s iis ,haa assn,
voted y 80. I ,,. ,u =. "a $500.
' ~. @ r. % y s ,'s sn sssars .sS ,s, ~
uoqass e. s. - s..s,;.' sE. :, 10 s..s ss'
aIcrh Hand wutnr ans suh-sssnf an sicwsn an4 MASTER
so0S gIErIso .pva~d ,-Mpi spa f-~ssn ssd. -.
Commercial iha.,,e ~ .l.t us. s-n loyss y
,,s s,s". ! " .ss'.fs ssss'.s. ,s q - s.ss
s s,s .,'Sa sssa 90 49, e. s. ''' : '''
The karns, gpcn p-.,. sd h.ianos- ~o sourie . !.
o,rur n Iu-nrss and i rgsf ,a -, :. BOA kss. = H.
extensive wsrcans.ls s.isAi,.s~eris
.,'Ssor ra,nSs sHsn 90 ssssas Lsd.s.
po-,se,"s~ 49, Y, 49, - s 40 Z, n. r.ss, a
class rssrs ~ Broadway. o.sss1s bass-, sso'e -"
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AIDES Who arc y wan, ofnfsnts EmIaoide1s would 10
- we'll o. alt NJ CocHRAN~ LkCE AND EMBfODERY
STORE ~ Csthane where they vii find the
81 any house IN this city Cops.tinr Of Infants nccdework
cd frv nd kos~p
Ihr.sd t.ee Muslin T,,mmny. SC &c as .so csensss
rk ~ Ri0ck Lace ves~ Hsck White Hlnrd DCrn vci
blaA and White fr nrh Enrrh Bland Trimming lace Prrca
wofkeA Lxcen csrIc Cuhs audkefclc Cap and Col
lac "fevery Description, together with general ipsen Of
ksre AM Eoe krvarty and chca not ~ passed ~
isn lt.ir THOMAS coo RAE. 81 atharIre ct.
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n Inv thc hall
which interest viii be allowed as follows ~ ''~
upsn sum over slse irredccmabe er year, II per
100 r,,,srr,,s, for amonsha per $
Ludlow ssas sro@a Jonathan Dse aonaus
Jacob Loasd stephen Warren. Jos R MsSs IT,
pess Rsouy sss ksp Prime. .:
Rs"ssslser pes.eau%, sispSsn w Ssss,
sas% CUBAN ysspanc, Bonn Bonn A s%sa.
,o, WIN. BARD President
W u ATKINS, Physician TO the Company. MA If
n LoR sTovEs-ro wch he highest premium was awaSs.
al the a,e lar Of the American Institute. contain the oown,
combination OF daushs arranged that tho fuel may b
F% ss,' b made
az The
as may se prets.,red
the pc II
f as hs me m and any gas &
may nc ghtsd ON The bottom and mndc to burn upwards
ss's1 s% Fee so .GD f"d %ass :. ssc
~ n the se 81 , sa s nso SasS and
the bottom Of III when burning The draurht ma
&c omsn soas to cause all 'hcd
the araughs het air ia brought, to pass owe
otpm and sides and uniformly Is u a@ed very
eonacny Lecvcd that these stoves are constructed on
~ s,a ss ,s known es contain
ang I'D The hea nor he Of the BIO,
the stove and the ~, nelson's SITTING Ths
ps,issns an .soa asd ees n, and made Of calculated
Ch'fcaes Halls Paros oEces Chamber &c Tho castings
arc TO any Others ia the market and the sheet
The stoves recommended as giving more heat from given
quantity OF coal and being cer from dust than any o,ers
They AZ u times operation at 2as Water street
jia-sw II. ArwATER co.
SUsPENsARY BANDAGES a. TRgasEs-
~ ssns,s ssscmen, q these useful surgical a.ents Of
a sun
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boots ATUALr PRICE.

q =.
- ttousa0d pairs oi Co nilcms Bots of different kinds
hss and s'sr To- The Of viii the presest
the iolIowing RETAIL n- double cai'skp
rosf boots - pair aHd n the dersnt KINDS ~ ecutls
elegant b,os, from 81 50 to ~ 50 pai
and some Of nc c..y work ~ 70 70 IS .,sge pair
who 81 boots tribe VIII DO well
Nearly ~ tha aosc bots o manufacture
Avn afraid pair u jnscr 10 tho wearcr
Tkuse VIII, boots. IN what they and
aproye th gporniy tr sna They may want Don't mistake
the store. '~f No ~ n exactly the dou.
~ ~ All Kinds bouts. hoys boof OF
kp equally cheap for cash Rps any, mended gratis
kpplY al RICHARDS 4. No. "a Canal street,
va Inn the dest Boss the block.
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uhc NagMa) a. No Warren street and laid stock sffhe
cho cest waes Lqaors &C. hooe by s'ct attention the
wishes castomers to merit share pubic patronage
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MoasrSe AsIurrov.--The following IS the test-
mony Of an individual who for several years previous
to the practice of cold spungng, had suffered much
from dyspepsia, inflammation Of the lungs, &c.
In June, 1895, began the habit Of morning ablu-
TONS Immediately after rising. After washing every
part Of my body, employed friction with a coarse
towel till had caused glow over the whole surface.
This practice have continued ever since, with the
following results: l. have suffered from cold or
influenza, during the whole time. 2. have scarcely
felt uncomfortable at any time from the cold Of the
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CHEAP STOR ED. Y. HENRIQUE'S co. i6s
from PaRce and other arrivals the
md srne ntonee goods. which they wN sell C<0p
figured Silks, coioued and blue ack.
Silk vesngs AMI striped Vevet do. nH.
SPLENDID Luxors and Chaiie for Drcssee.
Handsome embroidered and hem schd Linen car,rc handk
splendid OF rich needle work Freach
welsh Fannals, CASTOR Fannels, cnd EAgish Faanss.
Plain and figured afcrieos-Blankcts.
hosiery md Gloves, variety and every rSjco
Shawlh-ss3k Handk' fs-Sccrfx- Ehaly Shaws
Brown Linen Damask Aprons, article
Irish LneSs Birdscye Diapers, Linen Cambria.
Jacenet Muslin, Cambria huSln, Crosssar Muslin,
Bobinet Laces, English Tle adaCes and Edges.
Furniture IDENTITIES and Curtain Musns.
81, and Damasks and Diapcrs Tor Table Cloths.
Whie and black Lace aud Gauze Wells
Ribbon, ksbon, Belt Ribbon, and Ribbons ofeve
lot od stock Goods selling of reduced prices consisting
Of Preach English cacocs Bonaxpes Of silks,
Pophns small Plaid Sbawls. for Misses dc &C. &c.
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's.uuiy INFORM tie many isstds
'he sl,e m.nilongd extra Spring ships, viz: -
JANE WALKER, 'KirTIrzarr
So, ~ aishl CONGsESS
7,GL.srn, MATTAKuSET
LENANi, SLOCUM,
% supply tho berth order ensurc and
gnannee additios facilities csmf
psua on the bank Of the Robinson J. 60 n
on the National Bank and all its OF winch Nam.
eoanel Esq i the governor The have been os
sometime past consic ably reduced ~. c.upany
der ffes al wherever the Steamboats, nm To- Ia nr
prize deem worthy ofnoicng the last year iss av
sale from the u Liverpool Of thu are.s
ana class beng on an of ship for every days.
great acconmodl ton,
seriously complained Of by engage with esab
dress 1874 Pearl street. '' 'N'P' " -
DOUGLASS ROBINSON New York
f2n R0BNsON a 20 ' nns,. AFerpooa.
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WORK.--DoMEsrc HApPI

i NESS FeRrRAYED;A Repository for those who are an
those who married by the Classic Auers
and modern VIZ: Addison steele Johnson Knox Newton and
others: who awe dscassed with the
and future HupIlness Of Mankind.
Domestic happiness. thou only biss
OF Paradise that has survived the ali-Co0peT.
Including Pxe Essays together wih several ces written
vol received, nd for sale
the Book Of c. .. FOLSOM. No 4oi Fulton 81,
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nA CARD BRyHA respectfhllyis form. his friend.
and the public that since he has sold ~ h.
has completed his engagements hrs ORG e.
ENLISTMENT No 2es Bowery opposite 10 Rvngoa at conse-
qeny he better prepared the demands lila
on . more extensive scale aud wit. general assof
ncnt OF and genuine Consctonary and retail
rctnrRs thanks for tho patronage no has
heretofore experienced Bowey
No 2os Bowery opposite TO Rvingtsa st ''
JUJuBE PAST just mportedirsm rransea superior art-
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merry occupied BY wrIC HIT Il ROW. Rro, ~ ae .or.
81 Z leave nof an ~ psSe
o. n Beaver Hats ocrana Caps syey o
The ak Hasap made tho finest fur kodics ,l;.L -.
.Aen gh' elastic and durable, s
Inc public arc invited to give HIM eaIIbeorc purchasing e,e
NB-i he al1 stock will no sold chcap Cor cssh
MI Hn JAMES W. WEBB. 4w Brosd~a. 81, r.o.I.,
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ONE PRICE AND ONE on.11..

bnoWN d co, Chatham Square, con'-ss ronrr,f,r,
urine NIX celebrated Hats, y ice TIRES DOrIARS
as snbished ~ 1874 IN rrcssnn g these TT,. - ~.
pubic, the proieto link they have nea r. cbed *. o
tum Of beauty durability, c'eaones nd confsrf , ,n.sss
AZ sales of cash good sss -
the an us Chatham Square, Of Mott s,f;et "
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SUsPENsARY BANDAGES q TRUasEs-

iii h. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and HaurEac.
fETerV IEeorr1Ptfbis Tesfh, No 2s HIdson w
n n d. c. charges very moderate and as ncorpbe
teeth really splendid iie I'm
RYBER's FIRST PREMIUM GENTLE.
~ MEMS BOOT AND SHOE STORE No. 8 RE kmnr A
Clinton Hall New York, tbs Pak-he SUBSCRIBER grateful
for the listing .bed patronage received opening the
above store, ~uh respectfully rfr his friends Inc public
general that he kecs hand and coDsanty
article OF water prssf Boys calf .kn.
which have grent satisfaction Cor years 10 those who
have them -
Dress Boots Of superior workmanship ard finish and opera
Pemp. hrt received espec ny the silver Medal of the
Institute. NJ the at. Fair af Nbos
vs,,sg tn ctr ind their advantage TO call
as much attention y paid Ia transient customers.
All orders thsnkfiy rccciv and Nv attended
IA good ASSORTMENT of Over Shes Coz sale reduced mi
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w
u J. STONE, PLUMBER ENGINEER, sso BROAD var, con.
tInues 10 manufacture his ch pprovrd Water co-e
which are suitable either for dwellings eambsas, and
bthcon enfed both
~ their acipn Portable
CAuTIuN-imurovel Force Pumps-J takes this opporiu.
Of stating that bc the original Of
Pnmps aud that they made Of The best Brass and Bored GYM
he
PsAsJs manufactures every article .remises he
epahed he @low work
pefson sciy VIZ Ia h. Water Closets Pumps. IA.
IN
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THE HuMAN SrATuRE.-IndivlduaIs Of very re-
markable height have frequently existed and among
them tbs following examples which we believe to be
we'll authenticated, may be adduccd Duke John
Frederic, Of Brunswick, Hanover, measured feet
inches; one of the King OF Prussia guards, feet
Reichard of Frslbcrg, near Frankfort feet inches;
Martin Salmeron a Mexican, feet 81 inches; an
Irshraan Skeleton in the London College 8 fee,
inches; Danish female, named La Pierre, feet
But while we call to recollection these and other q
gantic persoaages, may also remember, that re-
marable dminution of stature is likewise frequently
observable; Bcbe, King Of Poland, measured only 80
inches, (Frcnch) BonolasSi Polish noblcman,
Stoberin, n female in Nuremberg, feet.
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NEW hooks FOR CHRISTMAS a NEW
yEAksPkE3ENrsTh subsrrihcr the wosl
choice and s~aut,ia Collection Of Annals AID Juvenile Mscel
friends amonr are the
The Book ~ Gcuss Tho vsolet
Gess u Beauty Pearl
Flowers ~ LONELINESS tssT cir,sfras For
pfasmg Raom scrap Book Tnion Annual
pd.lI Scrap Book ysyenc FORGET BE No
KeeTsake Scrip Book
Hook of Beauty LiEry of tho VALLEY
Heaihs Picture Annnni FAIRY Book
The English Annual Heroryplacai Bakie
Oriental Annual Robert Kaf Nlc's sketch Boo
Magnolia The NV Years Token
Token IA ent Gft
Fosref Ne Not Parents Cahisg
Christian Keepsake Farm House
Religious "a svealf Two Edwards
Frsendslnps offering Holfday Gin
Illus ofthe wavedy Novels illustrations svna. Holy Ls
Byrea Gallery, &C Asia Miner, &C
e. SHEPARD, bookseller,
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ECSHAKHPEARE hNR ECTONY ,op t,e site
of HARMONY HALL, has been spcscd by the sbscrbsr,
and will ba conducted entire PLAN which he hope.
will give satisfaction to his friends and the public generally,
Fish, FLESH &c The will furnished with the best OF L.
suors- Oysters served up the best style
The subscriber formerly kept the Park Boston, and homes
by strict attention to the comfort e nj
ofrublc patronage. AMOS s. AiIIN
n7-3ms shakstca,. RnC-r.>,-
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sub-crser n,annIcfufer Of and beautiful style OF
N0fuf Hats. which iio cnab ed
81 IS The article above M uc io on M ,nt,rs
principle known Only hmse sod M 10 oe, esiab-
shment IN this city They beautiful short Nap Puf Haf,
warantsa 70 retain ,hei ,,re and shape climate Also
respectfully invited 10 all above articles b. fore
purchasing elsewhere '
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Co street beg inssrN the tihds n asv a vr
- removed ron No 6Curtlandt the
elegant New store, where thcs have on haas and A.
constantly receiving esh sursies of Plush and ~
fancy cosred Pushes Ladies Bonseis which
they will selsn eccomr coating terms
HATscAps, STOCKS, and stock Frames, at wholesale.
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NFrsES.~The .adles AMI efntI.u
visitor. arc RESPECTFULLY sIE3'sed that VI
opencd an of6cs, ~ No. 81 Hs~af
Museum, ln coonsxDn with an q
0iSr, VIE viii giysa wfltisn and
character and mind frum q scirnilfic
npor he , lnca,les If tho late Drs Ga
will he scconI@n,cd ~ an aos urale
Profi'cs have b. ~ az much admired g.
Hour attendance from 10 tllls,
fnfslev.fa
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pSItANELlN INFiltAIAltY.--Ilic public are re,
spccnlly informed that this institution, erected on
the approved plan, and in airy and most atm
,e situa,ion in the fauboulg Franklin, upon the rail
road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building is large and most commodiously divided
into apartments for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases
The institution is supplied with the most skiliul and
attentive male aud female nurses, speaking theNarons
modern languages
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen ut from two
to five dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards, one dollar per day.
Slaves also dollar. Small Pox in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident physician is DIR. IL. Lewis to whom
appca ion for admission must be made, orto d." q. A
Nuremberg, No. II, Rampant ST. YEA
II ATE PUHLlCAIIONS-Ihe 6roIhcrs, a tale o
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LATE PUBLICATIONS,

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
TENIIE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
4 tratcd il, series of short and familiar Essays
originally published in the Banner of the Constu-
ton"
-CUBBt+11 s LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
the clergy of the established church equitable right
the hes, to any other thing called church pro-
pcrty, greater than the disscntcrs have the same
and ought there, ought there not he separation
Of the church from the state in six letters addressed
to the church parsons generally, including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops with dedication to
Bloomfield, Bishop Of London; by VIM. Cobhc NJ: p
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHAM. -
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor containing full account Of the moneys
coins, weights and measures of the principal trading
nations and their colonies together with their values i'll
U. s. currency, weights and measures, translated from
the 9TH edition of F!ugcl, with additions from the works
of Kelly, Nelcehrochcr, Kruse, McKellugh, and others
by Francis j. GRIND, author of Elementary Treatise
OH Plane and Solid GGonctry," &c. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates of Duties fran and after the 3D.
day Of March, 1885, until the 3lst of December of said
year, inclusive, all goods, and merchandise
imported into the United States of America, as cs
taFlishcd by acts OF congress.
Just received, and for sale by w. Mexican,
nov Corner Camp AMI Common street.
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B4RoGANS, CLOTHING. &c.-I.andng from the
, ship Marin: 30 cases russell Brogans, common
extra and hoys' sizes: cases mems KIP regsed PRO,
rams; eases mems Dancing Pumps; II cases lanes
hid morocco and lasting Slippers 10 cases Clothing
embracing gaal asaoitncut-for sale hy; ~,
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FOR NEW YORK.
louisiana and New York Line of Packets.)
Hffs - - ,4fh

- - - -
HHNilE Ships composing this line Will sail from New
Il Orleans and New York on every other Monday
commencing on the 25th April and to insure the
srictcst punctuay in their time of sailing, the line will
hereafter consist of six ships, viz
Ship YAZOO, Captain Eldridgc, to 10Th
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain ROBINSON to leave on
ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to leave on
ODD May.
Ship VICKsBURG, Captain Woodhor,sc, to leave OIL
9th Juue.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to cnvc on Goth
June.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
Sd July.
III The above ships arc all new, of the first class,
coppercd and copper fastened and upwards of 500
burthan, of light draugh of water being built in
New York expressly for the trade The price of pas
sage fixed hundred dollars their cabins fitted
uT the improved and convenient plan, & finished
quality, will be provided and every regard had the
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take notice that berth can be secured until
paid for at the office of the consignces.
These packets commanded by captains well
perenccd in the trade, who will give every attention
exert themselves to accommodate. They will al al
times be lowed up and down the Mississippi by steam
boats and the strotcst punctuaty observed in the time
of sailing.
The owners of these slips will not be responsible fo
any letter parcel package, sent by put beard
at tn. counting house of the agents or owners. Fo
j. D. BEIN & A. COHEN,
| Anrl IL No. II Canal street.
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Public .4ceountants and General Agency Office.
HAMILTON HALL. having opened an flice al No.
Il Il Ia Exchange Place. for the transaction ct s'ts
ness relative IL Accounts, Collecting Debts, Iransla
hooks, ct,erby the month"; year or job, and is confident
from the experience he has had for many years past
in some of the respectable houses that he can give
general satisfaction to those who may phase Ia employ
him. lie pledges himself that all debts entrusted TO his
care will receive his best attention; and from his know
ledge of and long residence in this city, he Offers has ser
vices with the fullest confidence, the same time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of NIL re-
ceipls Trauslations and from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch and correctness.
lyear Netc Orleans. October | ,l88o.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
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HIANCY PRINTS--2O eases rich light fancy prints
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in lore and ler saIc by
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
StLAVI RY AT THE SOUTH, or the south vindi
Seated fro. tho treason and fnatcism Of the northern
abelitionsts. vol. II mo.
The book OF Pleasures by Thos Campbell Samuel
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The Gentleman and Iady's Book atPneuess nm pro-
prety of dnpnrnent de Heated to the youth ohoth sex
By Madame Cenart, translated r@m the sixth Pa
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Infantry Tactics or ru,cg for the exercise and ma
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yHylIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, Nc.-The
Language of Flowers, illustrated by celored en-
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Wings, ed etsn.
Flora and Thalla; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
being IN alphabetical arrangement of flowers, with ap-
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by lady.
Foras Interpreters; or, the American Book of Flow
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proved.
The Artist, or, Young Ladies' Instructor in orna-
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Just received and for safely
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