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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15
J. SWEENEY.
S5-S0S. 452

OE ono IEO WAS the guastity Of Steel Pes "a
ID QUO, 4CZ u~sAe<ur.d by JOSEPH elliott
from October 1887 October lsseThe above statsnsss
win show the estimation in while these Pess held, asi
presumed will be ~dueensst 10 those Who desire really
rood article least make kia n them. To be had 81
all saioser and Wholesale ssy at Ne aaaSfactsrsri ware
49,. r0o H..L ma. street no-H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

mo pArTR MAKERs--Fo-rsriner Machine wir. Cloths
Il and T,ls, for sale ~ >. CAMPBELL 4 PERssE,
$50 Ito and liz kassss ssve><.
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CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,

CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
At No. 10 Maiden Lane,
90 WHERE may be found by the piece yard, svpe-
nor assortment OF fine and low priced Broadclots habit
Saot Cassinere,, Sumner Su, veivets, Vesmgs Trim
nings &c &C. The subscriber will offer the above at very
low prices for cash. dispose entire pre-
v0u August next he will then be obliged to from
his present stand mas-sn ISAAC Il. THAYER.
MEMS, YOUTHS md CHILDRENs CLOTHING
Of Ready Made Clothing, suited 10 every age and
sire, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
as 3m+ GEO A. HOYT& CO., IA Bswery.
DREMIUM GHILDREN's CLOTHING.-GEoRGE A.
HOYT & CO, Ne Ia Bowery, have on hand extensive
assortment shonably made Children Clshing (samplss
Of which obtained the premium at the recent ar which they
disposed sell very cheap for Cash. either at wholesale
retail ASSN
lanes 4 TAYLOR, formerly r. A. Jamss) CASH TAI.
d LORING ESTABLISHMENT, Ne. - Maiden Lane
The Subscribers respectfully inform the patrons OF the above
adjustment, that they daily receiving supply Of Plen
did Gesds suitable for III which they make Up
orde sell by the piece otherwise at their usual lew price,
for cash only wETEs PsIsss.
Over coats Of sne Beaver elots. from 80 20 -
p,Iot -
= .oIoreS broad 400 TO -
or~. Sac u 70 10
wool dyed black 70
Pantaf Of black, blue or fancy solsreA,
fro $3.50 to $40.
Vesu Of cloth, cashmere figured and plain
silks, from S2.sO to s..
Dress coats made and trimmed, from TSo 70 $50
Over coats IN % iiSV
--;-l u,suncNy undsrstood mst gas
ens made establishment warranted To IT. and
be made BY workmea The latest style aud fashion
ys-ny JAMES TALON.
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

% The subscriber taken the House No. Rsese
welt street Pc and Chatham which he has fitted and
furnished with neatness and convenience The far
furnished
To clubs and parties limited number Of boarder and
to travellers the New England House offers accommodates
which the advertiser wall him share Of the pub
lie patronage. HUGHES.
2k3u%
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6ENTLEMEN's
HAHT OFF CT THING

BsusHT, vuLk VALVE ervSE ~ Cash, ~
II. LEvETT, Ia Duane st., doors from william
ny- KNOWING there persons who make great pan
their for east on Clothing he &C. and who
xaay Do not give the full vA~e for the sa.eH L.
will those gentlemen who may have such svscles By
hs and who may send for him. Of receiving the very sss
value in CASH for every article
N B-A line through the post once or otherwise 70 he
above address, will neet with due attes4ion. nyosw'
NOR CoLORIN0 RED OR GRAY HAIR PERMA
IL NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red or grey hair may
be psrmAnssy eoored rich asd glossy brown or black
single appcson Of Mahomp eds Turkish Dye and instead Of
insring the hair most partitions do improves its
pearsnoe and IL grow very ururanty b ut The
reputation Of this article that orders have been received Tor
from American genuemen residing Caatos who have sahr
facory tested its efficacy while at home Price 81 bottle,
and sold Wholesale and retail at
GUIONS, les Broadway,
aIs-y Agents for the United States Of America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

nAEIEL sWERfEY, IL Ana street, retuns hts Hnces
H. thanks his friends for the liberal sufPorNhs,
have uniformly hin he first his Rsstory
and A. il will be his constant esdesvor 10 ner
continuance their approbaoa. His table always furnishes
with the bet The market aHora aai those who may honor his
table with their prcseaee nay dsfesd being served wh
sieankasss, oivility and rromrutude. iO ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

-.-.la.D istue.UtAtELf-ss ay aeoas - - - -
w se.. One who sas BEEN crg>grd ~ : Fr'"'nr -
Es~. and " i.ds.<ysov-, esn sfr4y a ihi' eSce'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

ID ICH PLATED TEAS COFFEE URNs-Jast received
N patterns Of Plated Tea Uns Of different
and warranted silver edges
ID. X DELAvAN, No. n Maiden Lane,
mya-y A few doors below Broadway.
VkDIGO-b0 case. Linseed Ol-200 chs Dutch
i Tea (asssrtsd) 200 chs Olive 0I-a0o bku
Quick.,ver-lOo aashs Salt Petre--i1 bags
Copperss-i0O TASKS Sperm Oii-l00 casks
Dye Woods-lO0brls Glass (window 500 brs
Glass Walls and Bottles-5o0 White Lead lin ely 1900 kgs
rkgs shelac-lo0 cases
White Lead (dry)-l00 brls Olive Oh-20 cks
Camphor-25 bss Cochineal-s6 eeroons
Masder-25sks Roll Surhur-70bu
r1osr sulphsr so cks Spirit, furpcntise-bo brls
Castle sosp-co0 bxs Oil vitrol-S00 sarboys
French Yellow-so cks Irvine (Indis)-5o bales
Potash-5e brls Epson salts-ioo chs
Blue vitriol-l0 cks Alum-1o6 brls
Also large and extensive assortment ofDrsg Dye Wood
Pain OIL Window Glass, Grocer articles &e for sale cheap
and on liberal terms TO suit purchasers. By
JOHN &. MORRISON X SON,
mys Nv $50 aud lss Greenwich street New York.
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vXvyITu's aCRIAM or LILIES. highly esteess

INVITES aCRLAh OF LILIES. higay essss.sd
w for promoting ths growth Of the Mr. preserving
FROM falling out an il fre sasdruG WHISPERS Sssh
raised by lie use .ise red hair WHISPERS gsA.ay
turned 10 black without isuy 10 the vhisssss - ~
has delicate extrsely pesast perfame and pcssssss -
power Of penetrating the rcss asd es"sns she v ssa css
strong black and healthy quality possessed by % esA:s
shape ssaFeed By dasciss warn weather 90 saes
PIE. A cents. 70. sale Wholesale add retsi By A.
N sANDs 100 gnIteu. corser OF william; j. syae, % 80
40 Bc-,ry; G. ~ Rsg, eas Broadway; a. L'odsay 50
Avesse nod W rc.t respectable druggists ~ he e'T
~ ....es ~ ~ r,- wvesNs Cream n Luie. rsssr
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~ "FARE REDUCED.n-aNO NO

= e. n "FAKE KEDuCED"-"NU h0No
-E5'POLY.-Pespie's ksU Lane fer Boston, s's
Esvyo,f srd PSeridenee-Cabin passage enc
Soliar-peoa fifty sents-Ths steamer LEXINGTON, CAPT
Vanderbilt will leave New York FER Newport and frovi-
acc On "wednesday the is,h inst, oelsck NJ ken
sr No Ns~tk River Freight iakea at css per foot Fer
further information apply ON beard
The engine boilers hs the above boat have been Pot
ssnpiste erder and the public nroy rest ,vdtAa hsvs
~ ysrrpg praeesi II being entirely usnessay to sa
well established reputation for speed The regular
days for the Lexington toesvs New York will be Wednesdays
- sat~raars until further nohee. al Ben
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

TNICKERBOCKER HALL. No 10 PARK Rew.-The sob
N scriber having opened the above hs.se the kURO
PEAN PLAN, would respectfully inform their friends and he
public that they ready accommodate them style
be surpassed by any similar house in this city Thu
house will always be furnished with every eonvenesce and all
The Injuries uHrvaed market There hundred
lodging which airy, newly furnished and IN perfect
order Tie Orh~ary Sh~-g t@- So. 49,, :.
supplied with all the variety the market ao~ds, served up
experienced cooks.
The marked which has attended establishments Of
this suat evidence Of their adoption to both business
and travellers.
Genemen visiting the city, will find this most desirable and
central suaon heng nearly Broadway fronting the Park
and in he the beauty and elegance Of local AID
t~snssry objects Of attraction and spendor with which New
York abeunds EDsALL JONES
B-For the seconnsdasa Of Travellers, this house wiii
he epsA al all hours Of the nisht alu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY IS. 1882

mz- STEAM SHIP LlvERPOOL.-A few Berths yet re-
ar BY the Ship, and should be applied for
immediately Freight will be taken applied for early at the
Agents ORee, III Fulton street myl0-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

DHosPHORUs-sco 10. 40 rate ms.phors', IN very Do
III sirahls lets to suit pureh*1 Tor sale BY
-yio.soJs,. sCHuLZktLEIDoRN. pls Bsweyy
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TAPER MAKERS FELTIN0.-s baies %, 20, A. -, -,
Il snd n inch, ofrpericr quality, for sale BY
J. CAMPBELL PERssE,
ssv ITO and iia Nassau
CTOMACH PUMPS, ssspensary Bandsges, and Enema sy.
rsces nassastsredb ~ 3. Nav, surgical instrument
hsr London for sale colby,
as2 In soi reari, corner OF Franhisrt
CyALAMANDER WORKS, No. - Cassc~ arset.-Ths
- sropv;stor Of this estashsrnest invites the pareshr
s.to. ofunaces Of different ksds foun-
S~rs naso~s bsders manufacturer ssd
others who require great heat TO the articles made BY him.
consisting principally Of Fire Bricks Of all descriptions asd
sapss ssva 10 the celebrated sosreridse bro
Tiles Of various kinds Ter bakers and green houses hx
x.rcs CRATES nn for stoves fire cement Portable fsrns
~ss ercr Others; Flat Stone Wars for chemists war
rantedt resist action Of are. acids, he &c large az
sermsnt q these articles kept constantly o. hsnd $40
likewise made TO order " the shortest notice all Of which are
offered for sale on the most reasonable ter~s
nlk-3n' NJ. LIE bOuLON, fropr1s'"s
TTNITEB STATES ARMY-Wantsd Tor the lth Resi
meat u s. Artillery, stationed 0ovsrnors Island 100
ar bodied between the and ss years be-
.s sboye sehcs high, Of sober and industrious habits
III character and respectable standing among their fellow
si,sssns None need apply bv those Who determined
serve honestly ssd faithfs the period u sr satnest
which save years.
eiotl food quarters AID sel at all times f.rrhes
I'd ~. heat medical attendance provided for the sick soldier
h, which there dedvctisn sf ray The laws provide
Tor those beeeme disabled in the discharge 81 their
antv Apply al No Frsnkfcr street Abbreviated three
Boz. 10 learn Music mys-Im-
nHosPHORUs-a 10. hc( rate rh..phorss, w very
- ..-.,t. ia. a. .,it .nrsh<1M fnr sale Nv
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TyNGLIsH SWING DOOR SPRINGS suitable for Bank
T. ing House. Hotel and other doors for which
poses they general Egand aad sole
aanl, Sv the Pa,eatee, j. STONE, 800 Broaas az.
Numerous references be given where they are u use
mylI.lmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

TAPER MAKERS fELTIN0.-s baiss %, 20, -, "a, -,
L end "a isch of~pericr quality, for sale BY
j. CAMPBELL PERssE.
a. ITO and liz Nassau
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WHOLE NO. 23s.

her approach. The plan was successful.
Between eleven and twelve o'clock at night
he old marauder advanced slowly and eau
tiousy forward to renew her depredations
upon the little innocenis; but at that moment
she fell sacrifice to her murderous daring
The little doves, from the roof of our dwell
ling, and by the aid Of the light OF the moon,
saw her bounding and agonizing in DEATH
The next morning, while the children were
rejoicing over the fall OF their common enemy,
and monster in size she was, among our
d"mesticated feline race, the doves partcipat-
ed in the general Joy, as indicated by their
flying to, circling upon the wing, and lowering
over the slain, and then returning to their de-
serted habitation, cooling and strulting, in con-
scious security, after an exile Of more than
two months, The following night they took
roost IN their own house, but stationed one
at each window for sentinel As this or
der was strictly adhered TO each successive
night, we were led to apprehend there might
be remaining foe on the premises Another
ambush on my part was successful in taking
the surviving partner in crime, and from that
moment, the sentinels have been recalled,
notification has been resumed, and all APP
pears blithesome and full of hope. Weeping
may endure for a nigh. but joy cometh in The
morning. Ps. xxx. s. Coagregationalist.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SAGACITY OF DOVES.

Much has been written and spoken upon
the sagaciiy Of animals, and so interesting is
this subject to most people, and especially TO
youth, that almost every parent has begulled
the seventies of winters evening, by mar
rating to his children some well allested feas
of animals, Illustrative of their surprising sa-
gacity. These anecdotes are generally re-
lated Of quadrrpeds, the dog, the horse, and
the elephant; but shall relate one of that
emblem of beauty and innocence, the Dove.
Early in the present winter, my dovc-cove
was broken into, from the scatfnld, by a stran-
ger cat, in The darkness of night, and two OF
the peaceful inmates were surprised and de.
voured, in presence of the family, by this MGR
CHESS invader. As soon as the morning came,
they all torsook their house, and gave such
tokens of fright, as induced us to search for
the cause; when the remains OF the slain. IN
the apartment which had till then proved their
asylum, at once dspeled all doubts in regard
to the cause of the present distress. But
another painful question arose with my chill
dren, whose sympathies with the little sui
ferers were now at their height" How
could The old creature get into the dove
house ~ Ny young son had the irankness
TO dispel this perplexlty,
Owing to the severity of the weather, a few
days previous, he thought he would feed his
doves, without calling them from heir retreat,
and went to the rear of their room on tho scat
fold removed board, cast in the grain, but
did not take sufficient caution in replacing
the board, We at once secured the apartment
against another invasion, and replenished it
with food; but although the weather continued
1 Al. -, al,
doves would in no way enter their habtation
BY day or by night; but sought their security
at the expense Of their comfort, by perching
upon the carriage house, barn or dwelling
house. But in each Oft these places the ruth
less spoiler surprised them. and continued to
reduce their number, GLIDING all our efforts TO
take her by trap, or otherwise. At length
fearing that the whole covey would fall a
prey to her rapacity, resolved to lie in am
bush with powder and buckshot, and await
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From The New York Euc. Star,

An Editors Morning Calls.-A lady who
is preparing for great dinner party, has one
advantage at least in saying that she is not at
home when a call is made upon her; but the
editor Of an evening paper cannot possibly
plead that excuse. So he must either be non
esi, or be ready to receive all visitors. We
had one day last week to "sit up for compa
n.y." as il is called, and we kept memoran-
dun to mark the number Of visitors, and the
diversity of subjects they discussed and they
came in such rapid succession, and for so
many different objects, that it was amusing to
witness the contrast. Talk Of an editor beng
of no consequence on this mundane sphere
Why, he receives more visits than minister
Of state is asked TO do more ohlging Things
is required 10 perform more active services
and his advice on all subjects is cour'ed WIN
most anxious solicitude. True, ne gets iiti'e
or nothing III return for all such civlliiIes ne
is only an editor after 1t kind oil lore horse
to the public team-a leader, with bit IN ms
mouth which some one else holds.
OWN Won be so kind said a lady, "as to
n,hl;sh o;,r call for meeting OF the Charitable
K,;,,ing and Daring Society," We are quite
nnnr. Mr., Editor, and can't pay, and the poor,
rou know, must not be neglectcd-our bible
sbnws this" Certainly, Madam, it shall be
nubIi he'd" "And pray, Mr.. Editor, say a
word or two in our favor, il you please good
morning." IL should like you very much,
Mr.. Editor, said another vister, "to notice
tremendous fan, after the fashion OF the Can
ton Punkas, which have in my eating room
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LADY CHEyELEY, THE WOMAN OF Honor, is tn
title ut satire by some friend ~ BuWers on Lad,
Buwer and her late novel we'll written and severe
II commences with an appeal 10 The Daughters q
England, 10 spurn The author Of Chereley-
F." With one acclaim,
Or share her matchess sln---her deafness shame"
1t ridicues Cheveley as literary production
laudS BulWer, and inveighs against his spouse in
manner not mere severe than just The following is
specimen:
One evening to his lonely home he bore
A wreath, like that Immortal Shakespeare wore!
And Ger his solitude the echo came, ..
VI shouts ot triumph mingled win his name ,
And we may deem. his eyes were flil Of tears
How cold the triumph which 40 loved one shares
Too proud 10 mourn, he soug hit his mind { engage
With the cold woes of fictitious page;
He turns the leaves alb has viper stupg
HIS cheek grows pale, his noble brow is wrung
Oh. INDUSTRIOUS see, the mother vi his child
With blacklist SANDER has his name defed
Aud DER his noble heart sickness came,
Not for his owu, but for her deafness shame.
The coarse allusIon, the indecent Jest,
The ialsehnoG half revealed aud half supprest,
And vlIest caumnes profasely poured ..
On the iond mother whom his heart adofed.
His sacred anguish is theme foe soy .-
But heaven is lnercliul aud truth is strong
The following are the concluding lines:
See, from thy waning charms base hiltcrcrs fly
Read read Thy shame in each averted eye. ~.
Behold til inevitable hour is come. IT,.
When wouaus scene OF happIncss is home
Crushed II, ath the OF curses, thou hast piled
Weep for the home thy ialsehood has dehled
Yet list. the muse shall teach thee where to find
The ony solace OF the gully mind
Glad tdlngs greet the trembling heirs OF Sin;
All who has said. compel them to come in =
Oh seek, thou false one through long after years,
To wash this stain in peuitenllal tears!
Then thy husbands feet if there iorgiven,>
May plying angels plead for thee In Heaven!
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OXFORD DRAWING BOOK, cheap. .--The art Of
~ Drawing and the Theory and Practice Of Perspective
in quarto volume, containing in addition quantity
Of Letter Press than hundred sheets Of engrav
ed drawings teaching progressively the skechng. draw
ing and culorng Of Landscape scenery Animals, the hui
mar figure, &c &c. with method OF Practical Per-
spective, detailed in novel; easy and perspcuous style
designed for self instruction in the art hvN. Whltlock
teacher of drawing in perspective TO the University OF
Oxford few copies OF the above which were Published
London ut two guineas each Just imported by f.
Tay lor. price dollars IS cents. feb IA
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POETRY.
From the Jaae number Of The KaieksrBOeksr.
OLD MASSACHUSETTS

There Is her history the world knows Il /
ean. There Is Boston, and Concord. and Lexinl
On, and Bunker Hill; and there they will renal
or ever." WEBSTER
The nations wreath is lii with stars,
bright and glorious number;
And DER them Freedoms eagle keeps
A watch that knows no slumber;
In every gem that garland bears,
Fair beauty hath a dwelling;
iei beams old MASSACHUSETTS star,
With lustre far exceiiDg.
A halo gilds virginia's name,
For Yorktown Tells story
New York hath Saraioga'S fame,
And Jersey, Monmpulh'S glory;
Points Delaware to BraudyWiae,
And Lafayette the finger;
And sill o'rr Cardinals fields
DOH Eutaw's memory lpger.
Vermont may boast Of Bennington;
And Pennsylvania wonder
Ger uniurgolten Valley Forge
And Red Banks f,tal thunder.
But oh Ills Massachusetts tells ..
OF Bunker's fame, meier ending
Ana guards their dust who earliest died
Their inbUrn rights defending
Ay; on her 'scutcheon, blazoned high.
Read Lexington's invasion;
Where cannon peal, and rolling DRUM
To freedom woke nation;
Those mpSsy walls, whence death.shots fell
Like hail, uponi he ioeman,
Speak prouder things han Grecan fanes,
More GLORIOUS than the Roman 4.
They heard the knell of Bftain's power,
When fist in thunder given;
They first caught Freedoms arum cry,
And echoed il 10 heaven;
They saw the bloody fountain ope,
10 seal her priceless charter; ..#
And heard The Latest anguished PRAYER .ta
OF Freedoms earliest marry.
Time honored Massachusetts thou ..
A sacred trust arr Keeping;
For there the dust OF pilgIi.n's sires,
And patriot, is sleeping;
Their names are whispered on the hills,
And murnured by the iounIaln
And tireless echoes fing ,hem bac
From valley, rock, and mountain.
And never shall thy sons forget
The "hauuled air" they're brealhng
Bold hearts shall guard the atar-tires,
their fathers died bequealhiug.
While Bunker lifts its awi u height,
And Boston lives in story, \"
Shall Massachusetts guard her trust "
And hand Il down IN glory.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL SERNlCE.-,Just i'm
lN1 ported, dir, IRON London, and this day received
for sale by 4. TAYLOR, Bookseller Washington the
following works Naval aud Military Science
most OF which contain many engrayings:
Naval Routine, ny Lieut. Fordyce, Royal Navy, vol
Military Surveying Reconnaissance, &c, By Major
Jackson, Royal staff Corps.
Modern Fertilization, by Lieut. Col. Humphrey, Royal
Artillery, / vol
Wellington's Dispatches 70 vols
The Cons tuition aud Practice of Courts Martial, by
Capt Simmons, ROYAL Ar iery.
Glasscocks Naval Officers Manual, . vol.
Engineers Pocket Book, for 1880.
Transactions Of the CorIs of Royal Engineers vols
quarto.
Lieut. Col IIawker on Fire Arms
The Kings Regulations and Oriers for The Army.
The Manufacture and Proof of Gun Powder, by John
Braddock, Commissary.oi Ordnance.
Griffith, Cnptaip Royal Navy, on Steamships.
Trcdgold on the Steam Easne and Steam Navigation,
vols. quarto
Capt, Sir John Ross on Steam Navigation as connect
ed with Naval Warfare, yol quarto.
Belcher on Marine Surveying; Robson's Marine Sur
vrying Makenzie's Marine surveying.
British Nautical Almanac for ls2 lS43 shortly expected
BruH's Engineering Field Work.
Col Paisley, Royal Engineer on Geometry and Plan
Drawing; being the first volume Of course of Military
instructions
Last Edition Of Clark's Naval Tactics; Sir Howard
Douglass on Naval Geometry Sir Howard Douglass on
Military Bridges, &c &c
And many other valuable works Of the same class
ceyed in former importations Also all Of the new
well as most OF the known valuable standard works
Geology, Minerology, Engineering, Architecture, &c.
both English and American; all al the lowest prices.
IL Books, Stationary, &c,, imported to ORDER from
Londen and Paris may %
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