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BEA CON COURSE Sc.
FOOT RACE

FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
0S f ST isEf
sss ; 90 ss <: = n 8: 81
G in % dSs' ,s % sa % ana %
perform OK miles within they will but half the
ss:s ; sssss S"s % as'
WIN either q The purses, zen adjS will al
lowed FOR their Five dollars entrance S be charged
as soon as convenient allowed to enter who
does s 50 ss e sssa y III. subscriber.
either sy letter or o; /, ~ ,s..
s % s .a S9s ra
the United Sfsse q w ss 1 %Si
June 10TH 1874 TX miles from HobOEen Ferry.
ITO LET. WITH BOARD-Two handsomely furnished
Pariors suitable for gentlemen and their wives Also,
apSsd in The aSS:s ssH
SITUATE No. II AH.1sJC Str OPPOSITE Lone ISLAND
%afs si 81 af'ss
@ S.s a sSsss shall ali
receive the best sitting and dressing rooms
Of Atlantic st. 'As entrance second '00' g. R f
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
" cash their superuous off Clothing, will obtain from
the Subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
ss siS;:s: Ell VIII s
attend them at h'Ii 'f TEvf q 9ss
and at 470 Hudson st.
Clothing cleaned and repaired
VA line through the Post Office otherwise, will receive
prompt attention au3i imsrc
GENIN'S IMPROVED MOLESKIN HAT,
FA L ST LIE.
Price $3.50.
a NOW READY, GENlN'S well-known Establish
ment, highly Improved and gerry beautiful MoLEsKIN
celebrated manufactures Having now hand
Of the imported article made Nugnier gentlemen
will be enabled by actual compason Judge for themselves of
the almost complies identity Of the articles Many under
these circumstances have preferred those by the
subscriber merely for their greater cheayness but
sessing eminent degree those qualities for which the
French Hats justly admired viz :-soidity Of bim.
shape Of the Hat preservedspeor grace and
beauty-high iusfre and neatness Of trimming
The subscriber not only from his knowledge of the article but
also from the satisfaction of those who have purchased
confidently recommend them the gentlemen Of New York
being thing Of the kind heretofore manufacture
ed this country He therefore soc call and examination
OF their merits. j. N. GENIN,
The usual full and choice Of Beaver Nuta and
Cashmere Hats Also full assortment Of Mems, Youths
and Infants Caps. SIS m*rc
TOOTH-ACHE CURED IN ONE
M MINUTE, by the of the GLOVE
ANODYNE.-This is an excellent arti-
18TH Gle, and will cure the most violent tooth
1HA ache the minute.
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M WISE.

NJ. WISE,
Up T CT N, FIR ON G. T. II M A N Y
Most respectfully informs the citizens of New York and the
public in general ta, he has located himsefn this city and
opens to-day Broadway large and complete
sortment Of sectacls and Reading Glasses Gold Silver
and Steel Frames He would also remind the public whom
he partly known by his visits Saratoga Springs
the last years that by his knowledge Of the optical
he enabled the glasses suitable for
eye Persons with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
which will greatly benefit and sight Particular
called style Of perspective ground glasses
of the finest Hint which, through their high polish and
ground produce the been highly
mended the best in their effects upon the for preserving
aud Improving the sight continued and reading
Shorsged persons aud such have been operated for
also be ued lie inserts likewise glasses Of
superior quality old frames and socits the patronage of all
ia OF his articles. Please call at
NJ. WISE Optican,
81 3msrc 437 Broadway.
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OD- SIGNED OVER!!!

my clergyman was PLAIN with me, and stated
that had but a few days to live; my sister, who
my anxious care taker, made inquiry where she
would be most likely to obtain the most certain relief
she was told of Oh! Sicayne's Compound Syrup Of WId
Cherry medicine general throughout the United States
for the Of coughs colds splitting OF blood
influenza pptaGn Of the heart wh9oping soagh tickling
the SYSTEM impaired constitution from
and to from falling decline. She
formed il this medicine failed in the life hopeless
DR.. Scdyes Syrup then procured, and the first bottle
relief, and by the time had commenced the fifth bottle
cough had left and strength much improved that
able to take the fresh and short entirely
covered former health For confederation Of the truth Of
the above statement you call who lives in Ju
-. ISAAC MORGAN REEVES.
% Be cautious ask for the original, Dr. StCaynes Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry all other from this
valuable tree are fictitious and counterfeit PREPARED only Y Or
Race streets. Philadelphia. Ageny-DI w Mlnor corner
Of Broadway and John New York; X. A. Sands. 1888
Bowery N York; f. b. Warner 205 Blocker ~ York;
Person HARRISON 720 Broad Newark N j.; Benjamin
Ods 278 Broad street. N j.; John s. Harrison, Salem, Mass
j. H. Pierce Stanwx Hall, Maiden Lane Albany NJ York;
Backu, Bull Troy NJ York spalang Harrington. WoT
B9ckee Poughksepse York; F. HSllidge; Buffalo York
Poqshkespse, York Woodmsn, yicisbarg Miss.
H. j. Brewer. Springfield, Mass }. r Hall Co., Boston,
Mass YIN Ruesbury, Lowell Mass; JaspsrC. AYR, lowell
Mass E. s. Holden, East Boston, Mass Ransom Stevens
Boston. Mass; P. M. Cohen Co.. Charleston. s. c.
sent 3m &ec
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WILLhER SMITHS ENGLISH EXPRESSES
WILMER SMITH, who have for series of years run
prya Expresses TO aud from London with important ntel-
gence, frequently performing the journey, miles in
~ hOuts offer TO the American Public and Government
heir services Tor the safe aud rapid Of
tocnnens dispatches SPECIE bonds bills deeds SC, which
s on al occasions be faithfully delivered by
Iish mails % London. Mr. EDWARD WILMER, who Is
now 10 Amerca Is prepared any Information upon this
subject and give security for performances Of ali such
business M NAV De entrusted TO his Liverpool
Z, X CoLLiNstDEo.
-" South street.
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Dk COkBlTT may be consulted conhdentIaiiy Of
are respectfully Informed that Dr. Corbtt is member OF the
University Of the City Of New York. and that he has exclusive
y confined his practice from being general the of
certain classes Of diseases now eleven the city Of
New York. which engages his The annals of
Practice The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
are in few days removed entirely from the system See that
peenders quacks there are several them in this
city Persons afflicted with proacted and nveterate
need despair Of being restored health by applying DR.
Corbitt Aactce of has established the Doctors
reputation for skill and spectaby. Structures the
Doctors profound attention medicine may be had TO pre-
vent certain disease in any Of its FORMS jel7 3msrc
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HALsrED'S (PATENTED) EXERCISING
CHAIRS.

FOR SALE 80 BROADWAY AND "a NASSAU ST.
Mr. HALsTED has certificates from humber q ons
e Of ssdeaary hsbi especially those suffering from
,Ass Ssss IT,
oarvn Gilman DOms' Parker Beck aSd Il Ps%od
lhsys the Chair ia.spsdSy N. Oliver Aal.;sd which
Which il is moiioa resembles. Ii has however
te giving active exercise to s muscles
useful many nacon of The digestive organs
10 all persons Of ssjentary habits; : ', a'"
Prof An,t in College Of Physicians san and IS Surgeons rye
The Exercise Chair invented by Mr. @ Hasead appears
% Be ss S ssSS s With he q 81
ssatase Of giving much greater action @ the muscles q he
S%:.s
and ofsash other disorder. ;sasIs ha If
New York. May II, 1874,
venasa By Mr. Hd would ss. ia a, s%an
s s TO- While s s i
chest active Produced BY rowing and the
s ad
ossu found 50
the over horseback exercise Of being al
weihe1s and ne ad The great e
avad hose .aisTiag aaaeIs variety chronic Pee
~ chs @ Be- oaSd 1sas
means OF improving and restoI9s Their hsaIsh
The re YEN Ps made in hs char, within aa.
IL the Of the sick Without the least &c @
worked By child-and occupy than a
chair 81 2w.m
THE NEW HOTEL,
Sw a c.s S BSwy ABOUT and i. , Nd
ysmber, under the ngemeat of Mr. John II. Billings The
Restaurant will he conducted by Mr. Baptiste Monot.
Applications FOR apartments be made Mt Billings,
daily the of the Hotel Wavery Place or by
letter addressed to 1914 Leonard street SO 2wsec
CoNslGNEEs Of Cargo per ship TAROLlNIA, Captain
- Smith, from Liverpool will please send their permits
board the ship the Office of the undersigned without de-
lay. All goods permitted in five unayodaby be
to the public JOHN HERDNAN
sc Sire 81 South
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informed that Dr. LARpNER may be consulted
physical sciences to the Atenaum Hotel Broadway,
MY. aul9 lmrrc
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BARONTO Artist in Alabaster Marble Scagola &C. from
s Italy, respectfully invites the genSn the inhabants
:hopkeee bszaa country dealers and The public general
Grand and Division streets where he has Just now
splendid Of Italian and English Ornaments IN
Red and various other marbles. Verde d Pmo Granite &c
Tazms Hebe Ewes Euscan Vases, Candlesticks Tarers
Pen Trays Ink Stands Watch Cases Clock Stands Time Pie
and Oral Vases Bottles Groups and single Dogs. Tables
Gozzoly and Ring Vases Paper Weights Ring Stands Gard
Boxes SNUFF Boxes Ansps Psntins Of Mount vesuyus Of
benist &c. PrIcs u selss hon ~ ssns o. tiec,
ClsaniP9 srd rptidns o. every description .noassan
farms Aam1ssfoo nsei alo lmsm
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A CARD.
A ID V G E IN ID r. A S Els
pECuLIAR to the circumstance, sympahies and formation
L of Females, py DIR. STEPHENS,
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
au30 Inns Al Warren street. New York.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
EEATJERS

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
FEATHERS.
DRUM LANCASHIRE u COURT, ll6 William street. N. Y
receiving by the Have packets their Of Fall
Goods which for elegance they have rival All dealers and
judges in the above line invited to give them CALL and
their admiration Of such beautiful stock They pledge
themselves that the public will be deceived with American
flowers for French, they have their house in Paris Rue de
Tracy, No. g. and deal exclusively in French flowers.
au2o lmsrc.
YORK HOTEL, q WASHINGTON ST
BOARD and Lodging, per Week ...... 49,. - 50
Transient Boardsrs Day.. from 80 to IS cents
Single Meals rs
The legation pleasantly situated CONVENIENT to he Pla
delphia, Boston and Albany steamboats, Persons wishing
reside in the city for few days. will do well by calling and
making their arrangements with the Proprietor.
JED 3m. nc +. KNOWLES.
GROUND COCOA, IN THE FRENCH STYLE.
EFERsAY Sweet Chocolate MaLsr 4s7 B.osdysy near
which, separating the larger Jumps of the broken Cocoa grind
hs smaller; also the shells and gelanous part,
powder Of be oily when
the berry altogether employed The public earnestly so
tied To MAX n trial of au2O m ire
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TUBEROSE BOUOUETS.

TUBEROSE BOUQUETS.
,~4xk THE SUBSCRIBERS Collection of Tuberoses at
I'M Astoria in bloom; also extensive collection
~Nof China Monthly Roses, whose autumnal buds the
finest Of the The delightful perfume Of the Tubeose
well known, and not inferior Jasmine Orange Blossoms
with Hotrope, will be received morning from the Gar.
den and be in the window Is John Price Is
cents each. J. M. THORBUKN u co,
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THIS POPULAR MEDICINE is now in such demand
-, ~ that long notices Of It's efficacy are unnecessary
Thousands OF testimonials Of perfect Dys
entery Scroua and Nervous Complaints be the
THOS. ROBERTS Co.
No lit Fulton street.
This Medicine put up Spanish Portuguese French Ger
and Italian Wrappers with Books Of Directions and Tes
timonas in the languages for expectation au3i lmsm
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FARM AT FLUSHING, LONG
ISLAND. FOR SALE.

Yk THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Farm on
FIX which resides situated I'M the Of Flushing
~hree quarters Of mile from St. Thomas Hall, and
quarter miles the steamboat landing and miles from
Iestquay Of land high state Of cultivation hsyng been
elegant mansion house. fyfour feet front By foyegh feet
deep built the very best and completely filled in with
kitchens and vegetable cellars; and other convent
riage house, ice house, and all other necessary oubuild
ings two wells of excellent water and large cisten
garden attached suitable for farmer fms orchard
Cherries and other Fruits and large Garden containing; the
finest kinds Of Grapes Raspberies, Gooseberries &c To
its proximity the village from which stages and
steamboat the city of New York five times day For
terms which will be very low or further information Re-
ply to Isaac e. DELApLAINE Esq, No New New
GEO. G. MITCHELL.
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TARRANT,s COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.

ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE.
HAVING Withdrawn our Agency entirely from MEssRs.
IL HaRSDEy Co.. Of Boston and New York, hereby
thar MEssRs Co. of No Court street. Bos-
ton and Wall street. New York. authorized Agents
Tor the United Canada who fully empowered
act for Shipping and Forwarding Agents
re ensure the reception of goods Liverpool and the for
It necessary that they should through the hands Of
said Agents
MESSRS. ADAMS X Co.
their several Ofbces follows
Mo- VS s street Se;0 York o Light strss Baltimore
No 80 Chestnut street Phad. No. IS Fourth 81 PsbuR
WILMER 4 SMITH
Liverpool May l, 1894.
WILMER SMITH take this opportunity of s,a,,no m
Merchants Brokers' importers and Others resident IN every mari
oft uaon that their Liverpool house peculiarly aased
for the instant and despatch Of packages parcels ce
&c. wasting through Liverpool for Boston, New York and ali
The other cities "a The United States and Canada that that
department Of their business CONSTANT AMP preso
NALArIESIios OK THE PRINCIPALS, on all occasions,
WILMER SMITH have made arrangements with Messrs
ADAMS CO., by which all Goods passing through their
e viii have the immsdae and punsua attention Of their
and will thereby be free from delay and high charges
They deem here state that they have con-
nexion whatever with Mr. q. Tuckerman Of Liverpool.
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TO TITS T S !.

Il O "A / > I >
- TO LET-Tbe third floor the Partisan Bazaar
n which has been fitted at great expense as Gallery for
lW Paintings and Sculpture, with splendid dome and is
be equal and point OF situation far supe
rior
Also To LErA room in the second story which has been
altered for Historical Portrait and Miniature Paintings
Also To LET-Two Of the best located Basement Stores
Broadway under Partisan Bazaar for the sale Of Trunks,
Fancy Baskets Wooden Ware Boots other genteel bu-
For further particulars apply at the office Of w Benedict,
Esqy No Is Nassau corner OF Cedar at the Bazaar,
No 4i9 Broadway, Grand street.
N. b. Also, To LETA few stands in the Bazaar for the
sale OF Fancy and Stable Goods. 50 3t<nc
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''''"''' -" Y sSEtlss,. ::. so o..
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SHIRT MANDATORY

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING STORE,
60 Maiden Lane.
lust RECEIVED The laes! and approved French pat.
descriptions.
Clothing made up order the following low prices
rock and Dress Goats made and trimmed from $500 $1,000
Pantaoons and Vests, :" $50 to Its
All made the best and fashionable style
Under Garments made order Hosiery, Gloves, Stocks,
Crayats, Collars, SusIenders, &c. WIN. COLLINS.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
THE subscribers take pleasure offering 10 the Ladies their
l. PATENT ELASTIC ARTEMLAN BRACE. This il an

L PATENT ELASTIC ARTEMlAN BRACE. This Is an
m cen cns nseaaa ana prove
IN IT'S manner Of construction all the graceful proportions
set by unnstuay comprising the chest mpedes the free and
most fatal tendency The ARTENAIN BRACE expands the
chest gives free and healthy action the Lungs and grace
Iul and pleasing to the figure possessing the
connecting power Of keeping o.. and the shoulders
70 examine this article twill be found inspection 70 fulfil
all the for which recommended, and Of immense
gured the habit Of STOPPING This Brace manufactured un
der the immediate inspection of Mr. Pares who has been en-
gagged for the last eighteen in the manufacture Of different
articles fer similar purpose and offers Arteman
Brace superior article that has heretofore fallen under
ms observation Ladies Department No Park Place FIRST
the structure and fitting Of the article will IN attendance
Wholesale Department at the old establishment Of
PARSELLS AGATE,
81 1m*ec 2J Broadway, corner of Park Place.
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-RETS, CHAMPAGNE, BRANDY, COON
KERCHWASSER, &c.

GRAND DEPOT, 81 JOHN STREET.
MRCHARLEs ECkERT has the honor to inform IT, rsbhc
Of Bordeaux Clare Sauene Grave Rhensh Port
Madeira Wines from the first hand Chateau Lafitte Chateau
Lcovilh, Brane Cantende, vntages 1898 and Cham
payne Corridor blue y Julien and Medoc Wines hogheads
and cases, for bar and fumly aull I'm m
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OFFICE or JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANY,1
No. 90 Wall st. opposite the Exchange.
THIS COMPANY CONTINUES Insure against Loss and ba
mage by Fire, Goods Wares, and Merchandise and
also, against Loss Inland Navigation Vessels and
Cargoes. DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff Arson Baker,
b. II. Robson, M. D., Joseph Drake,
Thompson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker James E. Holmes
John II. Davidson John P. Moore,
John II. Lee James II. Whiting,
Caleb z. Tunis, VIM. X Thorn,
Francis ?. Sage, Thomas Morren
John G. Merritt, Eugene Bogert,
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
Two. r. HopK. Secr~tarv. ms m
CURTAIN MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS AND WIN
~ DOW SHADESThe subscribers beg invite the atten
ton Of strangers their stock Of Upholstery Goods
received from which they prepared
for Bed and Window Curtains Of the newest designs and
lower terms than any Other house IN the city Their stock will
dsmask Turkey rcd co.tons rich lace and muslin embroe
ed curtains gaoons gimps cord tassels &C. &c.
together with Painted Window Shades just imported from
France Of entire patterns and the magni
cent Shades used the styles Of painted
American Shades, varying IL price from "a pair upwards
AL lmeoderc A3 Broadway, opposite the Park
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LEECHES-LEECHES-
OK 0O0 LARGE AND HEALTHY Swedish
NC3OOO LEECHES, just received per barque Franklin,
Seebboom from Hamburg for sale the lowest prices,
q. A. 4 II. WlTTE,
Importers of Leeches, 38 John street.
PSA large and fresh supply Of Leeches always hand
au20 m re
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RHpTIIR En- pER SnMC

nO lROoDEO.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS
EKSONS afflicted with Ruptures rely upon beat In
NJ 'g Wa aid the world affords application The Office,
towns the United States Be careful TO examine The back
pad of ulfs usses IL they endorsed by Dr. Hull
in writing None genuine to be relied upon good
without his signature.
Many have undertaken vend limitations Of Huls
celebrated Tusses and thousands imposed upon
quence These limitations cannot be relied upon they made
by unsku mechanics and better than Ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. vesey street. exclusively
Tor ladies' having entrance from the depart
ment where female il in constant attendance wait upon
female PATIENTS aui1 lmrc
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
PICKLE AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE,
No 10l Water street.
ELOYD STARIN prepared to receive orders for
variety put up expressly for the southern market
and articles and prices before purchasing elsewhere
Hotels and families supplied with superior articles
low prices. au28 2w*ec
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$500 REWARD.

THORNTON II. FREEMAN, late Postmaster at
Carrollton, Missouri, having escaped from the GUS
tody of Weston F. Burch, Esq, U. s. Marshal for
the District Of Missouri, by whom he had been ar
rested on charge of having committed several de-
predations upon the mail and there being strong
presumptive evidences of his guilt
/ do hereby, in addition to the reward of $50 al
ready offered on behalf of the Post Office Depart
ment by the Special Agent, offer reward of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY for the re-arrest of said
FREEMAN, and returning him to the custody of
the said Marshal or securing him in custody untilihe
said Marshal can reclaim him.
G. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General
Posr OvrIcE DEPARTMENT, Nov. 6, IS43.
Madsonian, Washington, ID. c.. Kentuckian
LouisyAle, KY. Missouri Reporter, aud Old School
Democrat, ST. LOUIS, will please copy and forward
their accounts to the Post Office Department
nov 8-W3m
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AMOS KENDALL,
JOHN T.. KENDALL.

VNHE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL LIE
l. GISLATION OF EUROPE AND AMERl-
CA-by J. Macgregor-l vol. London--just imported
from London by F. TAYLOR.
Also, "The Principles of Political Economy, by
McCulloch author of McCullochs CONNIE cial Die
tonary--l vol. London, lSi3;
Adam Smiths "Wealth of Nations, edited by Nc.
Culloch--l vol
Manufactures, with Proposed Misunderstanding
l8i3;
"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 Main"--l vol
London, lS43;
political Philosophy"-by Henry Lord Brough-
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'The New Tariff, (British,) with the Amendments
and New Clauses; with the old Duties; amounts re
ceved each Article; new Corn Duties, &c.
London, lS43
% Eisde's Industry of Nations'-2 vols. London.
"The Political Life of Edmund Burke" by Rev.
George Croly-2 vols. London
Sir Robert Peel and his Eran-l vol. London,
1913;
"Sherdan's Speeches. vols. London, 1912;
"The Commercial Adjuster-bringing the Money,
Weights, Measures, sc. of all Nations of the World
TO the Standard of the United States"--New York
l643
Stock Tables-exhibting the Worth Of different
Percentages, interest payable semi annually quar-
terly; redeemabe at the end of from TO fifty
years, to realize to the purchaser from three to ten
per cent per annum"-1 vol. quarto, New York,
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