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DOCT. JOHN THOMsON.-$2Oo Reward will be paid
- prove the following affidavit unrue:-John Thomson
343 Broome Scrofula-lmpoant Cure Confirmed
New York jan 18th, 1874 On the 9Th Of January
affidavit that astonishing bad been Performed upon
Dr John Thcm.on s BrSons street dreadful case q
Of which diseases had been denomnated Ia said affidavit
stated that had been afflicted 4Hyears, that had employed
different physicians that had 40 bottles Of Sands
5arsapara and between 90 and so bottle. Of Bristo Sarsa
paa That head had been shaved and dressed with pou
tees and ointment alternately for ~ months also used 40
boxes Of pr Whtiags celebrated extract Of Dsnc1s also
used for three month, constantly strong tea drink made Of
stefan paid So, after attendance five months another
attended eight months but all Of My head
solid scale all which had "a hours with
suds The itching irritation distress was nt0erabe
believe had all the compound mis,es incident to erysipe
La, scald head salt rheum and .croala have spared
paid between $500 and $500 without benefit 1t struck to
my stomach the TINS fill measure Of
trouble and misery the brm My distress beyond
description Almost in state OF despair called upon Doctor
John thomson the seth Decembe m and he engaged to
curet by and the 9Th Of January 1884, ten day,
health better than for three now affidavit
that those thus afflicted NAV know that well. And
would say all afflicted with scrofua eryspeas. and all
erupons of the skim the have tesed and they
will it, have several other persons who
have cured by Dr. Thomson who induced to make
VIC "''' '''"' JAMES HXsSON, "a Moore street.
Sworn before me, this 26th day of January, 1914.
PETER PINCKNEY, Com'r of Deeds
NJ B-Wanted 3i3 Broome street, such patients can
find relief from Others Dr. Thomsons Anti Scorbutc Sy
up for Scrous and all eruptons Of the skin For sale only
BY 1m S.r g. S ToM
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Pastor of the Episcopal Church. Harlem

Many certificates OF its virtues might be given, but
permit the introduction Of others here ans
decmed sufficient to trial by all VINO are
Its healing virtues will be its best recommendation Fun al
PREPARED and sold by David Sands CO., Druggists and
Chemists East Broadway Market street. ~ ulton
I'm
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~ PHENlX HORSE BAZAAR-Nos 1879 and 1911,
40y Mercer street-WILLIAM COWAN respectfully
informs his friends and the public generally that he
under the firm of Cowan X Dks
Having taken the large and commodous sproof stables
Nos 1879 and 9 Mercer Zone door North Of Blocker
and made extensive additions alteration, and
the they the establishment the above
title for the sale Of Horses Carriages Seghs Harness. Sad
dry &c Public Auction aud Private Sale also for the
commodatlon OF dealers horses sale and livery horses
W. Cowan takes this opportunity thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed him while of the
Horse Crosby street. and in soliciting the patronage
bli,hment he them that ska be wanting
his part or that Of his partner Thos Diiks TO
continuance OF public favor.
datter themselves that the arrangement, they have
made will meet the entire appreciation of the public having
accommodations for Ono Hundred ho!ses style
surpassed by establishment Of the kind the United
States also large and lofts for the sale of
Of AL descriptions seighs, ha-ness, Ge.
The regular public sales at this establishment will be held
every TUESDAY throughout the year.
The first sale will take place TUESDAY February 18TH
commencins at II o'clock, with Carriages, Harness, sc
All Horse; intended for this sale be registered
to Monday. February IL. at O'Clock, P. M.
The public invited TO call and examine the premises
- C0WAN DILkS,
III l5'ec Propretors
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LUER'S GARDEN.
L1OR SALEThe Stock and Fixtures of the Confectionery
Store 4? Boyery fitted in the best Of style with
thing nplete the busnessa first Oven
three Furnaces. Pans Marbles, sc complete
Also neatly fitted Saloon. attached to the and fur
ajhed complete
Also beautiful Garden fitted in the best Style suk
GENTLY large accommodate thee hundred people
whole Ia, been fitted up at great and IN the best
of styewll be sold sacrifice, the has
other business and attend together with
Lease Of the Premises. Enquire above
n iwsm II. LUER. Proprietor
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n BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store l78 Chatham
square corner of Mott street where fashion, beauty
durability and combined adorn the head The
proprietors have the pleasure offer style Of
aton beaver which closely resemble those formerly sold for
nation necessity induced study that nds
and keep IN The appearancs OF the mosp .honsbe Brown
Co., in presenting this hat to the public think they have
durability and comfort of the All sales for cash
therefore good pays losses incurred bad
BROWN CO., 7S Chatham Square,
I'm IN Corner nfM offsr
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ARD29 bbs $40 kegs prime and pure Leaf Lard landing
RI "'" '"' Elk COLLINS K CO, IS South street.
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THE remedy called "Dr Chas NelsonS Horse Embroca
having been before the public for number Of years
unreseedy recommending it to all pryoes having the care
horses being and certain remedy for the following
diseases or accidents Bruises Cuts ssssin, Windgalls,
Ched Backs swelled Feet &C. The proprietor hopes 70
claim share Of the public 20 hs obtained whole
sale aud retail only at the drug store $50 Division street. corner
Orchard. " Price Sc sd. 10 mssr
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CULAR

CIRCU LAR.
-ss r.; ss
3; Res; NH: s
s:s:. cOiis.aS fsas ss;yns Distress Warrants and for
For his dsy punetasisy and devoted attention to bust.
n: q; ; Ys; .Rf
Lss yndsr sheriff Of the City and County Of New York
ThsHon Robert H MO!i. Mayor q Ii. City of New York
H;l S:. ts: s,i S,t cmy
Fl. ! Judges s.u q q; Court Common Pleas
f.s S.H sS. Cs: e.
&C. af b ~ cy csrs S,s
%Gl Es e.: c 6s. 1 Ss. .. Common Pleas
s Gan A' S'ssa a.s k.s.
s,, asi$;s "a "a '~orsAAE's
AS To generally to the Observation-Disclosures the siti Fl M"
NO-MNEMOTECHNY.
THE MEMBERS Frs OF PROFESSOR GOURAup'S
s!y c::: ny. * sss
1 s q 4: the two
B"hs members Of either Gas. pstisalay
S Sis 5.
TO the wishes Of several person: who have
% they ~ viii
or the uptown Class 70 aus mc
TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
MR. BARTON. (pupl of the late c: Nicholson)
s e.. BIZ q ss: IN
ding to the method pursued By Charles
s:
manntactory. jl7 lmerc
MUSIC FOR PARTIES
NFEsSRS. q. WEISS FIR. GRAMBSS. Professon of
M:s s
ny %a.s 1 for p.ysss sf srs. s sonss. . -. ~
Hsd. m 'se'v'' and attended to at " "
TO GLEE sINGERs.1Just published, the attn No. Of the
ts; and Riley
:s@sf .s; s::s
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
ID: William and John @ No. JSSs osef q! ssis
Berlin best Zephyr Woed-the complete in
Canvass Embroidery. of cotton silk and wotsd all
Berlin Embroidery Paepsof the choicest and newest des
and ad #. mos tasteful
Bracelets; Combs. Hair Pins. and large variety of other
Sssn aa pss: Esasy Eli saa silver Beads Bu
Twist plain shaded STICKS and spools Embroidery
and flower Chenille, OF silk and metal and silk.
Also Fnges Gmps and Cord ard Tassas imported and of
their own manuf Of gold silver, silk &C. all colors
and widths
Branch Store 369 Broadway formerly 4a7 Broadway
II Since
EDWARD X COLLINS * co. s. South street, have
II hand and offer 7 sale, viz
Twines2oo bales Bridport manufacturing. comprising
complete assortment. from 5x lbs to 36 lbs
American Pilot Duck-200 bales, from No. to s. manufac
tured in a very superior manner
Leith Canvass-1OO bolts, from No. l to3
Sheathing raper so bales suitable for ship bottoms
Wheat-2000 bushels Illinois
Lard-36 casks, $50 bbls. and 200 kegs pure Leaf
Lard Oil-I00 bbls. in fine order
Castor OILS bills. No.
Hams so bids superior quality, cured expressly
for family usa. n 5fec
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B-T''-Anasa 'us'erib's. one dollar gas1ts,ly fifty
Ss ss
Domnick silver Lever Watch No. asl with gold key and
Any o de
ed by Saturday the 10th inst legal proceedings will be taken
Is s,.m JAMES BLAIR.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
26,000 VOLUMES VI;
not s I've &:
same terms T s: A''s SHAs
THE FIRsT ANNUAL Ball Of II. New YOrt M.gno-
La Ball s GSS viii tx. Of. place s Hall; S:1S
selves that expense shall be spared render this
@ s s !. "a # 4: s:sn. 1 6
Be had md at Bar
PETER H. GRAHAM ssos.ly ohsil% .:e
OFFICE or, JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
hi. lSs
So ,usn fSorn e, the ensuing Rigs
E H.sg T h %ssS,as As:Ss Bake:
Thomson Price. Joseph. Allen,
M oSs TfpS aSi.on jo%si p M hs%''
John II Lee. Jane. d; Whiting.
F%nsis 7; Sage. Thos. Merisli,
SUBSEQUENT S meeting of the Bosa Tho%ss Thome
% GE6 MoPE s.s
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
New York, Feb 5, The BolId Of Direction. Of this
ssS %
'Av s;,, on and after the 10th inst ,,ro r HOPE
B BRgF ss2SSSEs BAEtsf AfP
= r.
~
s$bs
oSias;: who ;Ss;s
only
been isfsysS il part payment for the real saamands
ENGLIsH POTATOEs-An additional quantity of the
real Lancashire Potatoes Of the best quality and in
'I Il swir c. '''' " g BaTnx slip.
GREAT REDUCTI0N.-0riGina! edition. Of the British
" Reviews and Magazines. cheaper than ever.
kESHSSa 3SRaI.sjy per ann
Foreign Quarterly, ...'.'"3 so
,West~ins!sr Review. .......'...' '"sso
Bscs woods MAGAZINE. ....''....'....4o
spb'r6sI :nppiisd free of in all the principal cities
jlo lmsec l2s Nassau st. opposite Clinton Hall
ARDaa e.,k., ~ bbl.: 20 half Dbl, zoe Lee. prime and
Leaf Lard. landing snip Oc
mugee from New Orleans for sale by
f6 5urc h. *. CULLlNS Co Sc South street.
PEACH ORCHARD COAL-ss,as per ton for broken, ,rer
Red Ash Pie, ys screened WEIGHED ty
city wegeT and delivered from the yard Of King and
Greenwich ats. PETER CLINTON
I~2m.ec
SN5o TN NE SN FOE gH
hundred by the that splendid sheet
than has been offered elsewhere and the price ouly be
tanned by immense SALE Call carly and the proof ed
ton.
Also. daguerreotype view Of London printed sixty
blocks Of wood three feet by four and sold at the low price
Of fifty cents esch,
The monthly parts also. splendid gilt leered ready
MASON & TUTTLES,
jal0 lm*ec General Agency Office, 1928 Mass u st.
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their goods nu facured that they are
prepared manufacture every description Clothing From
their being manufacture for the Southern and
Western markets for the last twelve years. thy feel confident
with the large number Of hands in their employ to
stock at short notice and with entire satisfacion
MANN & McklMM Is Carmne street.
90 The Knckerbocker Stages pass close to the store
l6 3m~nc
MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
n MI u U
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ENGLI?H POTATOES-The packet ship Oxford, Just
arrived has on board quantity Of English Potatoes OF
superior quality having been expressly for this
ke which will be sold any number Of bushels for family
use Apply to CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
j2o Iwh 30 Burling slip
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"a BOARDING HOUSE TO LET-No. go rs.5l e |.
- long. on the ground heor; Ep9giFEs q >. c.A,

| a BOARDING HOUSE TO !ET-No. 80 rs:.l e
m containing over thirty rooms. and dnn~ room 80 feet
long on the s''sd assr HAHIsTE6 IA Cedar street.
- TO LET-The four story granite front Brick stors
The tSrec story b,ici House Hudson street, Jersey
OK s,ay seE snS between BIZ
way and Church street, in excellent order.
The story brick front House 2s Church door
Tbr story bei Store 2o7 Cherry street. corner Of Pike
occupied fsrd store By Ms.srs Geo valsatins Co.
Two story brick House soi Bowsry. occupied by Dr. VIM
Bailey H'' jo 1iss'i's DEH H1ff New street.
LOTS ON BROADWAY FOR sALE-Fivs lots on the
OF broadway three between 18th and
wS between 18Th and 18th streets including both Of
ground and opposite the proposed site Of the Warrington Mo-
nume.t The front Broadway about 2 feet The whole
money may remain mortgage for number of years
the property IL Immediately improved. Apply above
f7lnsuc
OFFICES TO LET-In the new Store about beng
E erected Of Pine and South Possession
.s be given on j 4; in AYfGk Ay ss Pin.
- FOR sALE-.The large and spacious Dwelling
Ina: House and lot Of ground occupied by the subscriber
l32 No. 7ts broadway, corner OF Aston Place.
Tbs house 20 feet 10 inche. front Broadway &c feet
gallery the feet deep and extending the whole
breadth of the house.
hail. large psntes closets Sc The second story contains
five large with hall DRESSING
pantrss Nc The third attic divided into five large
with fire places, store &c The basement floor
with bath and other
The under cellar feet high, and divided into apartments
for coal, vegetables, wines, &c.
believed that the house of the best planned and
most n the city II may be seen between the
hours Of IL and o'clock.
For further particulars apply to F. B. Cutting No Wall
street, ort u. CUTTING,
$50 2wsuc 7l8 Broadway
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SIGHT RESTORED,
A ND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED BY
a THE ROMAN EYE BALsAMs SrECiEIC

n
a. THE ROMAN r EYE BAL "a A., srECIEiC
valuable Bassm has been used for many in private
tries aud may be confidently rcliud the safe and
speedy for weak and named eyes that has ever been Of
ered to the world .
In wher the eyeld very much nfamed the ball
of eve with blood almost like magic
removes al appearance Of disease after three
pIcaons In dines Of sight, caused by fixed attention
minute objects BY long TO strong light and in the
sstoer and should be used BY all who find their eye
restored sight in instances where amost total blndness
caused by inflammation has existed for lnam
and cAuedby blows wounds
the eve by bodies Of irritating ntodu-
ced under the eyeds removed by the application
the Basam The following certificate from the pastor Of
Episcopal Church Harlem. will convince the incredu
lous Of its astonishing efficacy -
Harlem, July lsi3.
Msssn. Sands Co.
Gents
From motives Of humanity prompted 70 inform you
that few applications Of valuable Roman Eye Basam
have made perfect in the OF aged mother who
has suffered under most psnfn Inflammation Of the eyes
hopeless Of the patients but by the blessing
OF Heaven remedy has effected perfect and
6ed the adage-"while there is life there Is hope"
Yours, most respectfully,
H.
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VALENTINES DAY.
Gu PID'S ii IL I'D AY.
HAVE preparations the celebration the approach
th February the joyful Anniversary Of Love through
the United States, worthy oil the occasion;
having imported by the last arrivals from England France and
Germany the beautiful elegant and recherche dsgns
for Valentines every description Of French and German Billet
Paper Paper all the delicate devices Stationery
Dyed BY lovers and approved by ladies on such
Periodical agents will find it for their advantage to
"''-@ sTRONGs VALENTINE EMPORIUM.
j27 3tw@rc 90 Nassau street, New York.
OUILLS AND STEEL PENS.-s0O,0OO Quilts selling of
low prces dealers and would do well to
call before purchasing elsewhere Also, large assortment Of
Pens by Perry, elliott and MITCHELL all OF
which will be sold low, either wholesale retail the
subscriber wishes To leave the business this spring
A. McKEACHNlE Quill Manufacturer.
fel 1msm 255 Pearl street.
TOBACCO FOR SEGARS.-A lot prime Wrapping
Spanish Tobacco. 1t burns white, and Of excellent
flavor Also, some fine Kentucky Segar Leaf for sale by
IS lwsnc h. GOODWIN, 1853 South street.
MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawnbroker. No. So Reade
"A Broadway loans money in large small sums
as may required Watches Jswery, Silver Ware Dry
Goods wearing Apparel and peonal property Of everv de-
scription. J3o lmFhc
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FOR the cure Of Coughs, Colds Consunpons and Dis
OF tire Lun2ss the cough remedy that
been offered the public never fail, 10 aceomp.b
the oBjsc Tor which taken Il very quick in its Opera.
L. 20 Agreeable u taste the adult finds pleasure use
Will children doubly valuable being ALWAYS taken
vii sydity There !, medicine hitherto discovered and
of red public which be relied with so m ch Ger
tIny, the Cough Cordial All affections Of lungs and
throat are spleedily cured
FOR sale BY Rushton Co.. ITO Broadway and 10 Aston
House. jlB 1msec
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
MR. BARTON. (pupil of the late G. Nichoson.) respect
A fully begs that il his intention to give
structen the Flute Mr. Barton prosses teach
ding the method pursued by the celebrated MASTER
Nicholson.
and application be made at Sgnor
Godone Music Store Broadway and Mr. Stodar Pianofore
manu- factory. jl7 lm~rc
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60 EASY, FoRGET THEY ARE ON.-DAY's First
Premium Sheet Over Sooes with his new Elastic soes,
perfectly adapted the Boot and Pants that the
apt To forget that me has shoe all so unbe
other overhoe they that whoever examines them will
cera y give them preference They will completely do away
with the double or water proof Boot which keep
the
Warehouse, rs Maiden lane, Broadway. Those who
want Days Over shos should remember No, Is.
LIFE PRESERVERS AND JACKETS-Tbe beat arti-
Gle manufactured the United States Orders for the South
and West and North executed the STYLE BY
the manufacturer. HORACE II. DAY, Is Maiden lane.
n line
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- BOOTS-WATER PROOF Double and Cork Soles
French and native calf and patent warranted
good fine calf boots for mem boys and chIldrens do
water boots and shoes of all sorts and sizes
BILadies Misses and Children gaiter boots shoes and
busk aud single soles aud every
Ladies Gents Misses and Chden proof india Rubber
oversboes Of the latest STYLE all Of which be cheaper
than at other store this Napoleon boots 50
pair. J. s WALKER, 4l9Broadway,
is 1m*ec tComer Of Canal sc
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ILIAD Seven Languages, highly hnlshed
IL edition. published at Florence, (faiy GREEK TEXT
containing a literal Latin translation by Hayne Metrics
Version the Latin language, by Cunich, the Italian by
Mon il tn, German by Voss the English by Pope in the
French by Afghan and in the Spanish by Garcia Malo
This work compri.'s twentyf,ur numbers, forming two
hanAsome quarto volumes Each number contains superb
Engraving designed by Professor Nencin from Florence
The prcs Of each number 81 5o-two numbers be pub
hshed monthly
, Subscriptions received Mr. RICHARDS Office, IA
Lspenard of Broadway the New York Ly
IA lmsec
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4O8 BOWERY
LTOR LADIES from 8 A. M, to 3P. M. daily.
For Gentlemen to Sand TO ~ p. M. daily
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE HIDING
u Lessons % 90 20 Rides ...elo %
Single do 1 90 single do.... 49,. 70
The Dressing and Dmwng Rooms are well warmed, and
every attention devoted to the comfort oil those Wiz may honor
with their patronage
Gentlemen keeping their horses on livery this establish
ment will have the privilege of riding them in the School,
nils 3msr
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FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES
is liner

%1OOO REWARp-rHE HON. CHAs. WELLS
PiVOO EXMAYUi or BOSTON, has recently lost
ely ms uSrp. by two applications e s Ashley Coopss
sas has cured wrnty five thousand persons in
ysnr tour hundred whom referred BY certificate,
New Work and Bro hyn and they Rainsay this
whsl%nS truth s'lS A, Hoaal:y Phelps Co.'S lt2 Water
drug stores throu 1hout the Unlted stasa n lmsee
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.


A MOS KENDALL and JOHN E. KENDALL.
with the Government Of the following description,
viz;
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and othei
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring pensions--revolutionary army, and ma
w and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement of accounts whether with the State
Treasury, War, Navy, or Post Office Departments.
Prosecuting Of claims against the Government
whether for lands, other property, or money, before
any Of the Executive Departments or Congress.
Our office is 10 the house of Amos KENDALL on
E street. the first door east of the Medical College
two squares west of the Post Office Department
where we can be found during business hours
Amos KENDALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments, or to Congress-. His knowledge
of the forms and details of public business derived
from service in the public offices, will enable him
to perform this service the most effective manner
and those who ntrust with business may rely upon
the utmost promptitude, and the use Of all proper
means to bring il TO a successful ISSUE Our charges
will be moderate, depending for their amount the
nature of the case.
Persons at distance will find il much cheaper Il
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than to come to Washington themselves
We will also attend to the adjustment and collec-
ton of private claims.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall, & Co., agents, and must be posi-
paid.
AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3-6m JOHN E. KENDALL.
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TTNHE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Lee
l. GISLATlON OF EUROPE AND AMERI.
CA-by J. Macgregor-l vol. London-just imported
from London by F. TAYLOR.
Also, "rhe Principles of Political Economy by
McCulloch, author of McCulloch's Commercial Die
tionary-l vol. London, 1913;
Adam Smiths "Weath of Nations" edited by Nc
Culloch-l vol
Foreign Tsriffs-their Injurious Effects on British
Manufactures, with Proposed Remedies"-London,
l843
"Tate's Modern Cambist-a Manual of Foreign
Exchanges in the different operations Of Exchange
and Bullion containing also the late alterations in the
Monetary System of Frankfort on the Miami vol.
London, 1S43;
political Philosophy"-by Henry Lord Brough-
am-part second, London l643, vol. oct;
1.-The New Tariff, (Brtish,) with the Amendments
and New Clauses; with the old Duties; amounts re
ceived on each Article; new Corn Duties, &c. -
London, 1913;
Esdell's Industry Of Nationsn-2 vols. London.
"The Political Life Of Edmund Burke by Rev.
George Croly-2 vols. London
"Sr Robert Peel and his Era"-l vol. London,
1913;
"Sheridan's Speeches. vols. London 1912;
The Commercial djuster-bringing the Money,
Weights, Measures, &c. of all Nations Of the World
to the Standard of the United States"-New York
lS43;
Stock Tables-exhibting the Worth Of different
Percentages, interest payable semi annually quar-
terly; redeemabIe at the end of from one to fifty
years. TO realize to the purchaser from three to ten
per cent. per annum"-l vol. quarto, New York,
lS43: