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~ ID. WEEDEN has just received a genera
". assortment of HARDWARE Il CUTIE
RY,-which he offers at reasonable pnces
N. Is All orders for HARDWARE promptly at
tended to. VI7
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Boston.

Agents IN the city of Providence, are
John shaw, %, North Main ST. VI. Robinson, 10
Westminster ST.. Wyllis AIRES. lis, High IT, Ste
phen Marun, 335, NOrihAiain st VIM. G. Cmmp,
Market Square Noel Ma,hewson. los South
Nain 81;
The following are tho Ssh Agents for the State Of
Rhode lsianf
Pawtucket-Jaues Il. Benedict; Coventry-JohI
Z. Hams; kiugsion-Mrs. Mary lngrshsm Clio
cesier-D ID. {. I 1ouItest n Co. DO. Remington &
Ills DO. Charles Green Ess, Greenwich Then
bateman do George ). Gardner ClayvIls
Comb NANNY Con-. 5. Diaper. Sc,us,t--Jc.
seph ". Warner DO Manufacturers Co Storr
DO lisrcy Fish Nstck-Ohver Baker Olrey,illc
john Waterman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oipey.
Valley Falls A. Babcock Slaiersyile-Ptndtio iou
n Marvel: Abion-Mason Crane & Co. PawfrI
et-A. W. Potter. Nsrwick-B. ". VsugLn -
DO. Thompson Avery; 10. Amos Tish DO. =
mos Stone ~ Co Nckiord-R. '. Reynoos
South kiugsiown-SylyesterK KvbInson; kietuore
WIN. Reynolds; Chsricston--W. hets"
GreenylIe-E. u. Smith JohnsoB-(nen '.nie
Nils { q. Arnold; North Prsvidenee-a' iiosi'
jr.; Lcnsdals-P. II Clark; Ceuirai t.i'tIh'
Smith; hansville-A Mason Cumteraho hu'
q. Cook Bernon Eill,gc-S. Arnold 'fa.s'ol
J. K Potter; WonsocsCi-y. p. W shsf fsse.a
Ihlase-D. l. shumwsy; Hairs'se-p. =
rev Little ComptoI-Churrh bre"heh 10
erioa-samueI seabuTy; Dc. 4 eosner'. otiTe-
Hicks; Bris,ol--John Gladdins Wsrren-s =
Dristojl; c.ntreyille--Nsrwiek NannfselnrIns
B. BRANDRE1H, N. u.
aSi Braadssv. <ev lo.'
p-,eI isSs-Is.
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TO LET.
FOR SALE.

FgN HOSE Two beautiful Building LOTS. at the
corner OF the New Road and fronting Bellvu,
street The first Lot contains 1870 feet front OF
Belvue, street by 100 on the New Road-The "a
Lot contains 100 feet on tie New Road by l35 fee
deep.-for particulars, apply to
Newport, May 10. J. e. SHAW.
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S7OO.OOO!. 100000 !!
$4,000 q OF 100000!
$4,000 3 or $4,000!
Grand ktul Estate and Bank
Stock LUtt Ty.


Stock Lot ~.
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW
ORLEANS.
W The Richest and most Magnificent Scleme eUGr
presented to The public, in this any other country
Authorized by AN act o the legislative Assembly Of
Florida Dnd under the directions OF the Conmiss
toner's, actlug under the same. To be drawn at
jacksonville. Florida, December lst, 1889,
SCHMIDT ~ HAMILTON Managers.
SYLVESTER ~ co l56 Broadway, New York
sole agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS !
900 Tickets from No, | upwards, ia success
sion.
The deeds of the property aud the Stock transferred
IN trust to the above named Commissioners, for
the security Of prize holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME
4 priZe-The Arcade-2S6 feet, 8 in
ches, lines, OH Magazine ST l0l
feet II inches. on NaicheZ street;
l26 feet d inches on GrayIer street.
Renled at about r31 900 per annum.
Valued at S7O0,OOO
Prize City Ilolel-l62 feet on Com,
unun street. lao feet, d inches, on
Camp street. Rented at 10000.
Valued at 100000
Prize Dwelling House, (adjoIning
the Arcadr) No l6, - feet, inches
front Oh Nalchez stieet.--Rened at
Sl200. Valued at 10000
Arrade) No Is, - feet front on
Narchez street Rented ut 1900
Valued at 20eOO
Prize-Dwellng House, (adjoining
Arcade) No. 20. - feet front on
Natchez street. Rented at 1900.
Valued at 2OOOO
Prze--Dweing lIouso--No. 90,
North east corner of Basin aud Gus
tonI-bouse street; 40 icet front on
Basin, and 40 feet on Franklin street,
by Ia feet deep IN Custom house
street Rented at l500.--\ aued at 10000
rze--Dwelhng llouse--No, "a
South west corner of BASIN and Gus
tom street; - ieet inches on Basin.
81 feet inches un Eaukhu, ~ iret,
lO5 inches deep ~ front VI Custom
house ST. Rented at 1900. Valued at 10000
| Prize Owe ellug ilouse-No. SS9,
"a ieet, I inches on Royal street, by
Ia feet II inches deep. Rented at
iOoc. Valued at $1,000
500 IS -W each ''"''' ~ 25 600
| do. 200 do Commercial do do ~ 600
| do. 100 do. Mec'Ics X Traders so do lo,OOO
do. lOO DO, City Bank do do 10000
I do 100 do do do do 10000
do. 100 do DO DO dc lO,uOO
| do 90 do Exchange do do 5,OUO
| do so do do do do 5000
/ do - do Gas Light do do 25OO
| do 50 do do do DO $500
/ do 10 do MccIcs n Traders do do 800
/ do 10 do do do do DO do 800
20 do each ~ sIares OF the Louisiana
State Bank, 100 each. each pr're .,
1000. zuooo
no do each shares OF 100 each; each
pnze 2OO OF the Gas idghl bank, 2Ooo
SOI na". "o esI" es ion,s,.nr 10000
SOV o,,Dsa. ~ s".I B.ns 10000
100 do each share Of 100 of tho Tn
lou Bank OF Florida loVuu
600 pr,z,s. sl,5OOOUO
Tickets S20-No Shares.
The whole uf the Tickets, with their Numbers.
as alSu those cuntainIng the PrIeS will be exam
ined and scaled by the Commissioners appointed
under the Act, previously 10 'neif oslns pni ih'o
the wheels one whetl'w,ll conan the whole OF
the Auubers. the othei will CONAN Ine Sax Hun
dred Prizes. and the 6rst 900 Numbers that shall
BE- drawn uut, viii be en'lled 10 such Prize as
may be drawn to its number, and tue fortunate
holders OF such PuzeS viii have such property
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A STAGE will leave Newport daily, Sunday
N excepted, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ and arrive in
Taunton at o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton al
3l-2 O'clock. and arrive in Boston AZ 5 l2; Re
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, Sundays cx
cepted at IL o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Taunton
a, 10 l-2 o'clock. A Stage leaves Taunton directly
a fter, and arrives in NegI ort, at 4-l2 oclock.
Stage and Rail. Road fare. $3.50
THIS Stage inlersects at Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages aud on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, will arrive 10 Providence al
3 O'Clock returning leaves Providence Mondays
Wednesdays and fridays at 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud ar
rives in Newport AT ~ o'clock.
Stage Book at MessrS r. Townsends and al
Hassard's Hotels
Il. d. KINSLEY & CO, ProprietOrs.
Newpor June ~ IS.}g
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NOTICE..
House and Shop TO Let.

AxsA THE SHOP lately occupied by
STTs93 WILLIAM SWAN. Jun on Thames-streei
!..H8 nearly opposite the foot Of Mary-st will
.s&&SRA a Tenement Of or 3 rooms connected
with the same.
ALSO. two Chambers over the Store OF Messrs
WEEDEs & Built, suitable for Offices
March l3 Apply to HENRY BULL.
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ms RENTDY FOR SAIT RULUM..

Jan. %. No. o, Westminster-st. Providence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18
ron rnr CHARLOTTE IornSAL.

Mr. Roli0n In your correction of Mr. Morri-
sons Report on the Silk Culture, you put down
the profits Of an acre Of Trees (and take it for
granted they are Of the Morua Multicauls kind, }
at one hundred dollars think Mr. NJ. in an er-
ror, for It is generally admitted that the nett pro.
fits would be at least thousand dollars. Please
to insert Report Of the Washington Silk Com
Pany' which will throw more hight on the subject
than can do. hope Mr.. Morrison will correct
that part Of hIs report. Nj. Roberts of Baltimore,
IN a Report to The Legislature Of Mary land, goes
fully into the subject. He says that one acre OF
The Muticauls viii feed ! 900 900 of Silk Worms,
and allowing 5000 Worms 10 pound Of SIX will
make 1881 lbs. of raw Silk, that is silk rccled,
which at 81 per ID. would amount 10 Sl333l.
1 Friend 10 The sir Culigre "a y c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

Richmond was visited by.a most dlsas.
trous fire on tho 9th instant, which de.
s,royed the Eagle Tavern and adjacent.
building. The loss is about sl5o'ooo' OF
which about $50, 900 is insured,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

We learn from the Harrisburg Cores
pondence of the Philadelphia Inquirer, that
on Thursday last, in the House Of Repre-
scniativcs to the State Of PENNSYLVANIA, n
resolution was offered by one Of the Mem,
beers "to appoln, a committee 10 attend The
Eighth Of January Celebration at PITTS.
burg" But, at the urgent solicitation OF
the Speaker, he withdrew IT before the vote
was taken.-Ndtiondl IatelligeRcer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18
we viii obligo our correspondent in iiw days

Maryland. Richard Thomas Whig,)
was elected Speaker Of The Senate By ma
JorIty Of three votes. This indicates the
state Of parties in that body. The Globe,
lhraush bout the fall, has been claiming the
Maryland Senate for Van Buren, and also
a majority On int ballot N the Legislature.
But The contrary appear, 10 he the fact
Gen. RIdgeIey W. wos elected Speaker Of
the House by majority Of seven. From
which II appears, that the Wings have a
fprty on JOINT ballot Of ien.-R Wig.
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VTThe defacaiion Of Gov. Cass is reit.
Grated by the letter writer's from Washing.
ion, the denial Of the Globe TO the contrary
Notwithstanding, and it is stated by his
friends that he has been recalled.
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nIAERIrD

In thjs county, on the 10th inst, by Wm. w.
Long, Exc. VI, ALFRED YOUNG 10 Miss
JANE THOMPSON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

Persons are Cautioned sgains, using
The "blue writing fluid in any document
OF importance, as the writing will disappear
IL II should &c, wet. This we know to be
fact from our own experience as well as
the experience of others.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

The Georgia Legislature at its recent
session, authorized the borrowing Of nil.
lion and half of dollars, 10 prosecute her
great Rail Road.
1t also passed law relingnishing to the
counties the public tax for the current year.
This IS a remarkable measure, considering
that the State is TO be a borrower of money.
The charter of the Central Bank was ex.
tended TO 1850.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

Resolred, That all petitions, memorials, and pa
pers, touching tho abolition OF slavery, or The buy
ing selling, or transferring of slaves, in any State
District or Territory Of tue United States, be laid
on the table, bout beng debated printed, read,
or referred, and that no further action whatever
shall be had thereon
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

Official Fees.-The Editors of the Alba.
ny Journal estimates the income of tho
United States Attorney for the Eastern
District OF New York to be from fifty to
eighty thousand dollars year. If we are
not misinlormed, the fees of other officers
Of the United States in the same district
amount 10 princely revenues, far exceeding
10 annual amount the salary allowed to the
Chief magistrate of the United States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

Ngssdchasehs.-The Legislature met at
Boston on tile I'd inst. The Senate was
organized by the appointment OF ,yron
Lawrence as President, aud Charles Cal
houn a. clerk. In The liuuse Of Rcprcscn.
tai,yes ltoberi c. Winthrop, o. Boston, was
elected Speaker, aud Luther 5. Gushing,
clerk. The annual elrctlou sermon vas
prcachc d at the old South Church, BY Pres.
dent Hopkins, Of Williams colIege.-ib.
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ReSoired, That all petitions, memorials, rcsolu.
tons propositions, or papers, relating in any way.
or 70 any extent 70 the sch Ct 0! slavery, o. the
abolition Of slavery, shat, without either being
printed or referred be laid upon The table, aud
that no further action, whatever, shall be had
thereon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

From Di0w0re.-W c hear that, owing
10 tie composition of the tao branches Of
the Legislature, il is aI,os' der possible tina,
90 election Of Senator Of tie Jnited States
w,Il be made al the present session of the
Legislature OF that Siate.-Nut. Itel.
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stationary more than sIlo to each member
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Friday, january rs, 1889.

VTWe are requested to contradict re.
port IN circulation, that no students will be
received at the Female Academy unless they
board with the Principal. They are at Ii.
berty 10 board wherever their Parents or
Guardians may wish them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

Coahncoa Erpeasts.--Somc ofthei,ems
If tie ClerkS s'atcmcu, Of the contingent
expenses Of the House OF Representatives
oi The nlled States for the last session, are
sufficiently startling. We have extracted
three OF four Of them, flr the edlGcai.on OF
our readers. Il will be seen, that the
charge for printing, incurred by a iocoioco
majority j. enormous and thai Tor station.
ary iur Tie use Of the members, is abno!ute.
Is outrageous. The average is more than
hundred aud forty dollars worth of stu.
tlonary jor each member. As many OF the
members do not use twenty dollars worth
IN q year, others mast take eoough 70 es
iabhsh Slationer's shop.-Saiem Gds.
Some Heas from the Contingent Expenses Of The
House for the last session.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

Virginia .--Po,h Houses of the Virginia
Legislature assembled on the It'll inst.
Fho Senate was organized ~ the re cleo.
ton OF Stafford II. Parker, Esq. Speaker,
aud ais the officers OF The last session, with
out opposition.
The House was called TO order BY ir
Wilson OF Cumberland, the oldcs, member
present, Ouhia motion, Geo. ". Muuford,
Esq, was reelected Clerk by a unanimous
vote Il then nominated L. ", Gllmer,
Esq. II Aibemaric, for the Chair, u no was
elected without opposition all parties con
euuus in hls suppon.--Rish iihtg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

Steam Shtps of War.-The navigation
Of the Atlantic by Steam Ships, has render
ed our whole Navy, IN case Of war, perfect.
" useless. With a view 70 remedy our de
teuceless condition, Mr. Garland of this
State, has introduced a resolution INTO the
House of Representatives, lnstEuc,lag the
Naval Committee 10 laquire into the cxpe.
dIency of constructing Steam Ships for the
Naval service Of the Z. S.--Rich. Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-18

It's stated in the European Correspon.
dence Of the Journal of Commerce, that
Mr.. Nuhenberg, the L. S. Envoy TO tho
Court Of Austria, presented his credentials
10 the Emperor on the 4th of November last,
aud Was most tayorably received. lib.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
fIAEiioWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, A Iuiarna.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE

hnnShfefP county, NldiIa.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
TFfllE proprietor of This establishment has the plea
Il sure ui announcing his friends and the public
in general, that he will be in reaneSsby the first dnv m
May II receive visitors. He will also slate FOR the he
nefit Of those at distance, that there have been !arr,
improvements made and others now going on and in
rapid progress for completion, hch will enable the
sihscr her to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at the same tune much better.
Fanie can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those who prefer can have large cubs detached from
the main building.
Ii is deemed unnecessary IL say anything in par,ic.
lar of the character ci these watrrs for il il genera Nv
believed that they not inferior in the South
ern States. All the amuscmrn's that are genera II v
found at Watering Places, will be found at this The
best music that this part Of TIL country affords has
been engaged and will be in consrnt attendance at the
Springs during the whole
he subscriber will avail himself of this Opportunity
in returning his unicigned thanks fur the verv liberal
support given him last and hopes nv the eyer
lions that have been made in improving and sxtendir.
the accommodations. To- merit II liberal Patronage III,
present season. JND CRAM
NIB
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,E'ARpER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
/ oh ACE' translated by Phillip Francis, ID ID, with
an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of various
1des, ~; by Ben Jonson, Cowley Milton, Drvdon
Pope a ddson, Swift Chntterton, q Wakefield Porson
bryan, 1c and some Of the eminent poets Of ii,
riltEDRUS, with the appendix IF ;iulius transl,
tod by CHRISTOPHER Smart, in vols forming volumes
find - of "iiarpcrs Classical Library
Ths Expedition of HUMPHREY CLtNKEp bv
Sloiiet, NJ ID, with nlcmor OF the Author hy T,om
Us Roscoe tsl' ne" edition, with illustrations, by Go
THE iiPSf;a Tale, by the author of "R;ch,lieu
Mary of! lrsundy," &C., Few edition, vos .nmnL,,
II
Paul. Il lFFHEIG by the au,nor o, "palh,,
The Ds' ,i,' &', beng volume ~ of tp- new, -
noi"Ei Surs Cumpe's v ..ks Jus, received
shlet3 WM Mckt.AN
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B.4 In FOR THE TEETH
TIME established reputation and consta ,Iy inc
Il demand for this eie, tual remedy of pain aud pre
seynlive of the teeth hus induced The subscriber
offer il TO the American public. Arrangements bav
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
md towns IN Tie United States so as to place it ithi
harassing of all aches, Tontl,-uclic.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, it has never failed TO afford mrlediute and
nanen relief II also arrests the decay IN defectiy
teeth, and relieves Tint lch 80 tre,uentl,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are Simple, innocent bot unpleasant and
the large number Of persons in different sections of tn
country, that have already experienced such delightful
and sauary escts from the Use Of The Balm are ready
to bear flor the public good) their testimony 10 its I'M
rivaed qdnIitles. 1t is Indian remedy, obtained,
singulurly AMI unexpectedly and ma, he Regarded bv
the civilized world rs the most valuable discovery
ieiman OF the woods.
Price 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS e. ANDREWS.
mr. Cor Common and rchapitouias a,s,
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M ARDS Vegetable Hair OIL for the rcs,or,,;,,
and growth of Hair giving health and BEAUTY. and
/ vcvenfng badness. 'o"'
before this Flair Oil was Offered the public !, had
in hundreds If cases Of badness thinness nnd
ellins off of tie hair and in every astanc, lis sal,,or
eecfs have been realised. II has er failed To prnd
new and besstiinl growth of hair on heads already
bald IN cases where il becomes dry and ceases 10 .rox
this Oil will very render il healthy, and produr -
I'd and b iuul growth nj hair. without ,s ie.s,
'nIsry 70 the head. This Oil gives AZ agreeable fin.
gsapee and Is preferable any ntler II i, oil far sr
s"iag. curling and Guessing lle hair. The h ir
net bece NJ d's af,er p.inr j. For sale at
Spt 3Sa r"et.
GES & DiANGE
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nOLBEARS Science Of Per,nanship received and
- for sale at tier permanent Wiring Academies
New York, Dnuphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners. nnd
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at slch houses AZ nav sui, tn.
convenience oial aud to classes formed in any part
of the city. ' 'N'A
Indies who prefer tcan receive lessons at their
sidences '' -" u 'e'
Pers'is paving for one Of lessons aro d,sircd
attend until they wfita we'll they wish
mi Dol. BEAR u RROFHtR
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10 CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
u quite we'll cured 10 my own satisfaction, for which
thank Dr. linet; and moreover assure thai the n,edi
cine have taken makes me fat and did not ujure INV
nea'th ut all; therefore advise ms How sufferers iv
lose no lime and apply to DR. A. Iluet, I2I Canal
sire ci, between Dauphine and Bourbon streets Dr.
Huet is at home from o'clock, A NJ, until 4 p NJ,
They will find trne doctor for this complain.
JOHN DEAN, 40 Grvier street.
II any one wants to me, call at No. Al Gravi,
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb I, 1888. feb I4ly
V9NHE Genuine Indian E,asnm Of I.verwrrt and Hore-
u hound, is put up in bottles at the low price of 50
cents encl, containing the strength Of three ounces of
Lvcwort, best les the virtues Of many other roots and
herbs known among the Indians elcacious in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The rivalled success which has attended the use of
this inesinnnble i3asam wherever il lus been intro
duced has obtained tho confidence aud recommends.
tons ofrcspecable lyricias. for The cure of coughs
colds pain IN the side, want Of rest. sr,ng Of blood,
liver complaint, SC.
To whom it may concern. This is to certify that we
hnys in practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ass Indian Balsam Of Iiyerwort AID Hoartound with
decided good effecf therefore, from the know
lodge Of tile materials it is made from, and cbsc,y.on
nnde xperience, recommend ii a Superior preparaton
Ill those affections of the lungs for which |, is RI
,nnsnte,I. ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ, d.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. ID.
Members of the Boston Medical Assoc iafior
roston, October 25.
' .s y e. nRvIs & ANDREWS.
"n ~ = - u non ani Fcil nit oulas SITS
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o,,.,, SrAiN REVISITED, &c. &c

SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c
MAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author o A wear
~ in SPAIN in = vols
I"'G q Indian character generally applicable to
= vols.
we fohtic0/ Grammar, of the United States, or A
complete view Of the theory and practice of the gea.ra
and state governments, with the relations bctw cen them
dedicated and hnpted to the y-ung men of the United
Sn,es, by f Mansfeld Esq.
Nm'ods Hunting Tours interspersed with character
'sc anecdotes savings and dongs Of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders Of England
volnmes. - - " 'N'
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PiNNOCk'S ROME, &c.


DlNNOCh'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
d Golds,nith's Abrdgncnt Of the History of Rome
% winch Is Prefxed an Introduction to the Study
honan History and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
institutoTs and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
merons Biographical und historical Notes: and oucs
tons for examination at tue end of each section II.
insrnrd with thirty engrnvirys WOOL by Atheron
f1NSocKs' Improved Edition Of DR. Golsmits History
OF England from the Invasion of Julius Cesar to tho
death OF George I'd, with continuation to the yea
1877. it'll questions for examination ut the end o
eaeh sees1on BESIDES variety of valuable informa
o. contemporary Sovereigns and eminent persons
G ,;a explanatory notes. Remarks on the poll
hes lranaers and Literature of the age, An outlinep
the 90 Institution, SC. &c. illustrated BY many engrl +
"ofS, tLEMEsTs OF ASTRONOMY, and IN Aoridcmcn
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