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Law school OF che college OF New Jer.ey.

TIME Law School of the College of New Jersey will be
opened for the reception of Students on Thursday. the
building, designed for the library and lecture has just
been erected The professors the Hon. Joseph O. Horn
blower late chief Justice of the supreme court OF New Jer-
sey, and James s. Green and Richard o. feld esqrs OF
Princeton.
The object of the institution is provide ample
of legal instruction for gentlemen designed Tor the bar In
any OF the United States. This will embrace the
various branches public and constitutional law equity
and law, together with such instruction in the le
gal jurisprudence of particular States occasion may
qure.
instruction will be given by of recitaons,
nations lectures and the preparation OF legal forms and
Instruments II is also proposed establish moot court,
in which questions olaw will be discussed by students
pointed for that purpose and opinions delivered by one OF
The professors. ,fI.. II. .eftls. s.st
The course of studies arranged to be completed
years. and the students will be divided into classes
according their proficiency but, generally speaking,
student will be at liberty join more OF the classes
and pursue such branches of study as he select
pondng with sessions of the colegehe first beginning
six weeks from the last Wednesday in june and ending in
weeks the week before Chrstmas-the second
beginning six weeks AFTER the close OF the rs and ending
in twenty -one weeks or the last Wednesday in June.
No examination is required for admission but every stu
dent is expected produce testimonials OF good moral
character The fees $50 session, TO be paid in adj
vance for which sum, and without any additional charge
will have the of textbooks and OF the law and
college libraries and will also be permitted to attend the
college chapel and of the professors of the col
Good board can be had in Princeton its vicinity
for from 81 to $3 per week.
All students who have pursued their studies in the law
daon of the law faculty. the degree OF bachelor OF laws
But if they already been admitted to the bar, they
will entitled such degree after pursuing their studies
All applications for admission, and communications
touching the law school, may be made James s. Green
Richard S. Field, Of Princeton:
The Introductory lecture will be delivered by the lion
Joseph G. Hornblower, on Thursday, tho 18th inst
PRINCETON. August l3-law6m
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Vl will speedily publish the Biographical History of Con-
gross containing memoirs Of the members of the hirtieh
Congress- with their autographs and occasional portraits
embracing the prominent of their lives and their
connexon with the political history OF the times, &c. by
Henry c. Wheeler esq
1t the design of the above work present series OF
bogaph sketches of the members of the existing Con-
gess Invested of party bias and drawn from authentic
sources; thus emboying in succnc and attractive form
much of the contemporary history and political progress OF
the country The absence of any and accred-
tied record of the actions and personal traits of those who
have contributed the national advancement has been the
subject of frequent regret and il is this that the
above literary enterprise its origin From its extended
range of interest ii will be found work essential to the
completeness OF every gentcman's library.
ID
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The following members have arrived since

The following members have arrived since our last
House of Representatives. Rumsey, of New
York Mr.. Strohm, of Pennsylvania; Messrs VenabIe
and Shepherd, of North Carolina Mr. Holmes, OF
South Carolina; Messrs. Toombs and Stephens, OF
Georgia; Messrs. Bayly, Bedinger, Preston, and Bolts
of Virginia; Messrs Duncan and Fisher, of Ohio; MIR
Thomas, of Tennessee
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IN N, ". DYER, .9ucsioneer.

VERY EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD L,!,,, FURHlTuRE,
HOGS, POULTRY, &c, AT AUCTlON.--On Thurs
day next the I'd instant, IL o'clock, shall sell
the Washington Penentary the furniture &c OF the late
Robert Coa, esq. The furniture is all nearly and
of the best quality among which enumerae as follows,
viz: Ns H'K
Handsome mahogany and caneseat chairs
tabletop, centre, and pier tables
Handsome Windows curtains and ornaments
Mahogany dining and other tables
Crockery and glass ware, solar lamp
Sets ivory-handle knives and forks
Manel ornaments nearly new
Ingram, paror, hall, step, and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs, st1ir-ruds &c.
Maple hg h post and other bedsteads
Best feather beds. mattresses, and bedding
Very handsome marble-top dressing bureau, wash
stands toilet ses &c. Ne
With many other articles of kitchen rcqui-
sites, cookng-stoves, &c.
At the time will be sold lot Of hogs, poultry, vege-
tables wood &C., &c.
Terms of sale All sums of and under 80 cash
So credit of three and six months for satisfactorily
X. w DYER,
Nov. 29-dts Auctioneer
The above unavoidably postponed until Sat.
nrday next the same hour and place:
r. w. DYER,
Dec 2-td Auctioneer
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A DDITIONAL SUPPLY OF elegant Fancy Goods
n The subscribers would fully call the atten
ocitizens aud strangers visiting the District 10 col
lection the elegant French, English, and India
goods be found in the city which have been selected
with great from the latest New York inportatons
Among which are -
10 pieces rich plain changeable eace silks
do do brocade do do
5 do highcolored plaid laventine do
10 do yard wide changeable Ottoman silks
do extra rich yard wide black watercd do
3 do do do black gro de Rhine, do.
for visites, cardinals, &c, with iringes gmps,
&C., of the most fashionable styles to match
| do yard wide black silk velvet
10 do fancy colored velvets, usual width
Is rich long real Cashmere shawls
20 do square do do
rs very rich ball dresses variety OF styles
10 an do damask satin dresses
50 do lace capes
$50 new style French worked collars
Is do do capes
20 do and richly embroidered handkerchefs
very richly embroidered satin deshne dresses
very handsome Partisan coaks
rs pieces style cashmeres and mousselnes
rs do brilliant plaid, all wool do
do mode coored French merinoes
10 do rich satins, every shade
10 do marcelines, every variety OF color
I'D do black, striped, and plaid Pekin silks
do black Turk satns
Together with great variety Of
Gloves, hosiery, thread aces, and edgings
Bobbin edgings, silk laces, silk rnges
Linen-cambrc handkerchief clear lawn hdks, &c.
accommodating terms. PHI HOOE ~ co.
r S. We would call especial attention to lot OF very
rich Irish popns this day receveda desirable article
Nov. 2i-3,yif
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TIME Of ali desires for the of bodily
IL be a 81 hs
using ..Wheelers Tcaberry Tooth-Wash. The fact Of
this s five
be United States. in the West Indies South America. and
Enoand far e,cfrnv curing aN fooi0e IA one minute or
less time and Tor protecting tooth from all further decay;
that then l. freely assd w the ether %s. ss se
clearly shown to entirely cure both soness and
Of the ana al bleeding Of the at The
pnrihes heals and Strengthens gums and mouth that
Sss sss and
sumo paotness which both renders them pleasant
aas s % ss ssass
which, besides the and advantage derived d.
.i nd ,on s,.,eens and arr from he nns xcsD
as from the innocent and gently operative YET certainly e
time and se tooth will be protected and preserved from
decay soness and soreness Of the gums Will be cured ali
bleeding Of the gums viii be eaeeiusiy stopped the teeth
mouth and the breath viii be kept always pure and
The pleasant and healthy condition Consequently
son to procure and use this important preparation,
polong her or his e and to render that Life entirely free
from oil the ills usually attending and arising from the
always pure, pleasant and in the perfect health and
' The following copyriah, will show the time of the origin
Wheders Ieaoery TOOTH 'vdsn 10 De over nVe years
slhce whle m.tauve ar,lceS are OF recent or.gh'
HGs'e" D.sI'et " Is"msypu"'ai " toIl ~, :,
pc II ie'neIIo9,eo, INA. q. mo seSoiu aay o'
t'hA.l a . 49,. ~ yUho.iar 90 H. os a AZ
rct hath deposited in this office the title OF book the
"u0 u "''n .p DIG wUS r ~ w u.e
d., l. ,,, 800 10 ~ -, W ,.raa Co., e, H.
;,, ~ ~, ~ 1s,.sa an.;saS ~ w J ~ 10y
WIN WI, an act o. an act 10 amend e sew
FRA'S HOPklNSON,
Clerk of the U. s. District Court
l842, Feb. I'd, copy dePosited-CHAS E HEAZlETT.
Re-entered in 1871, by W. W. HUBBELL, Inventor
CERTIFICATES tor Wheers Isaoery clearly shoic-
ing ns "nparaHeed e1cens"es:
have Wheelr's Isaberry Tooth IVash, used in
very of diseased teeth, with the best results
~ u NE M. y. n, a.
rIoiesso o. 'he REFORMED fac"ce Vi ieocne III rnia
jury 20 iot''
FROM Ine Coneetor 81 ~ Po,l q LNlaaHPnta-
have occasionally used Wheers Isdoerry Tooth Wash,
ano tin ord mite With il raconn,endin - 90
| ppnrfifer of he ,aa,h and g1,ms - - " "
TrI,, oa,h Iai1 49, n JAMES PACE
~ ,J, ~ CT, ~ 1NN -, .
k & h,,, i nr ne e ooh M 70 send me
W uH C C , . 80 ~ y s =; ~ o i Ia se y,
sed u iof ne asl TWO years. anu nna we pes article OF
the kind have met with In ac II Is the only wash
the Of which hardens my gums and preserves them
GEO. F. SITES. Cor. Front u Race sts
C.yt;Scnts of fbs so, of Mr. Sfruth,s The eminent
I ;GI .oo,ssca i@ casJ ~ a. W 1Ir Mia
, ,e, ~ ah,ain hola ~ Epbssis,,. T.ahsrr Ttb
IT, ev, ~ ,ls ~ I, % d.. ,oo .,J .5s.tI |;
a kth .hn - r,a.. ,nd hsve ' no, h,h @ ny
since. ,vhcb nnbicv state for the relief of bos wln
y, a. ,y;,h ,oo,hache A w STR TTTHERS
'"'0' win ' --'i'0
From members of the Philadelphia bar.
Having used Wheeter's Ieaberry Tooth Wash and Pow
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DRAWINGS Of the susquchanna Canal Lottery
IL class l;
d. PAINE IL CO., managers.
Dec. PIT King street, Alexandria, Va.
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CO. The democratic members of the House OF Represen
atives will meet Saturday evening next, at o'clock
in the committee roomof the Committee the Post Office
and Post Roads.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION -On
Saturday. the 4th instant, shall sell, the premises,
at o'clock, p m, west part Of lot No 9, in square No
49, fronting Is feet inches Pennsylvania avenue,
the Of Goth street, adjoining the of A. Hoover
esq, containing about 2, 500 square feet
The above described property is well worthy of the at
tention OF persons wishing make good investment it
being good place for business handsome location for
private residence.
Terms. Onethird cash balance in and two years
for notes bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Dec 1-3t Auctioneer.
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IN N. GREkN, .Y.scfi0meer,

HN II. GAEESN, s4ACf1Ouf<T.
CROCERTES, LIQUOR, STOREFIXTUkES, TOBAC-
VI co, CIGARS, &c. AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday, 7il
instant shall SELL the grocery of Mr. Morrow,
Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, 18th street,
10 O'clock good lot of groceries, fixtures DC. viz
Tea coffee, loaf and brown sugar, starch
Wnterstrained sperm oil, chocolate, mustard
Soap and spices, with general assortment Of other
groceries.
Also good LOT of liquors, such
French brandy, Holland gin, old rye whiskey
Wine OF superior quality, brown stout, vinegar &c.
Crockery, glass and stone ware, brooms, whsps &c
Also, fine lot of cigars and tobacco, such
5000 superior Cazadore cigars
5000 do La Norma do
1900 do Principe do
1900 do Regalia do
5000 do La Vuelta do
3hafboxes Redman's pound lump tobacco
do Boratt
do Aromatic, pounds do
boxes Cars to pound
DO in neat packages. l6 pounds each, do
The above cigars and tobacco very fine and calcu-
lated to please the taste of the most iastidous.
Also, the xtres viz; Fairbanks patent platform
scales and several scales, of labelled cad
dies large tin oicans sugar. coffee, and feed bins stand
casks, and "a good radiator and office stove.
Terms, All sums of and under $25, cash over $25 u
credit of sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily
dorsed
A. GREEN,
Dec. 3-3t Auctoneer.
y The above mentioned store is for rent For APP
ply the premises. A. GREEN,
Dec. B. Aucuoneer
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We copy the following statement of the quantity Of
coal brought TO market from the Pennsylvania mines du-
ring the present year, from the Philadelphia Commercial
of nhar xil
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ltSTO PRINTERs,-sS)

TT having been asceained that a large number of printers
contemplate coming to Washington in the expectation of
obtaining employment during the ensuing of Con-
gres sctsh0M 0cfSai engagement betting made,
the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY deem it
duty they the resident printers here, and craft
generally elsewhere, that there this time
persons unemployed in this city than probably
be employed the approaching session. And the Society
beg further declare that they will adhere rgdy
their existing prices and regulations.
G. f. LOWREY, President.
THos RIcH Secretary.
WASHINGTON, November 30, 1877. 81
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From Vern Cruz.

Large OF documents have been received at the
War Department, containing returns from the various
bureaus OF the army but dispatches from Gen. Scott
except duplicate of his last letter of the 9th October
letter has been received in Washington, by the last
arrival at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, dated Novem
Der IT, 1t contains few particulars of interest 1t
that now the road is being opened the foreign articles
which have been imported into that port and locked up
for six months, will find their way into the interior; that
fresh orders have been out for heavy mporaons
from Europe but yet there had been only arrival
(the French barque Fex) from Europe and that the
revenue for the next six months will be of nconsid-
cradle amount
1t states, as the writer's impression, that the better
portion of the Mexicans much better satisfied
with our government than their own, that they not
very strongly disposed for peace, and that they would
prefer to be sheltered under the wing OF the American
eagle"
II is estimated that there were at the date OF the letter
about 1000 troops at Vera Cruz Independent of those
which had gone up with General Patterson. Thus it
appears that there is every prospect of the roads conn
uing open so to permit the interior to be furnished
with goods both from the United States and Europe
thus bringing into military chest handsome
from the duties on Importation
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r OST.--A pllow-case, containing handsome album
IL quilt left somewhere Saturday last by Mr.. Rob
b. Rust who exhibiting it for rattle He does not
remember exactly where he left it, The owner would be
very thankful any person who knows anything of il to
leave the Of Mr. G. W. Phillips and, il required,
a suitable reward will be given. Dec
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ID ICH Fall Silks Cashneres, nIousseiines, Quadrfle
II and silk paids, this day received by
Sept Tiff WALTER HARPER ~ Co
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RN n. GREEN: .awcttOneev.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, AND STONEWARE,
VI BOOTS, SHOES. BACON HAMS, FURNITURE
&cOn SATURDAY. the 4th instant, shall sell in front oil
the Centre Market O'Clock the effects of grocery
merchant who declining business good lot OF groceries,
consisting, in part of
Stone and crockery ware
Tobacco and cigars
3 barrels of cider vinegar
And other articles in the grocery line.
Also, lot ofboots and shoes, hats, dry goods &c.
Also, 90 hams of a fine quality
With good lot of household and kitchen furniture,
stoves &c Terms cash A. GREEN,
Dec l-3t Auctoneer.
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r OST coral brcsstpin, with three sets, for which
IL liberal reward will be given by calling at No 3,
second story. Treasury building. Nov2-tf
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HOS. INfNHf pttfetHf1s -
w WASHINGTON, November 30, 1871.

hs& For Rent the house ON III street, occupied
s;H by w. w. Corcoran. Possession given in days
III The party renting can purchase of the furni-
ture such carpets &C., favorable terms, if applied
for at once. Nov. 30--3t
49, FOR RENT, we'll furnished house entire, part
sH the house only. II contains ten rooms, gafret,
U.x a good kitchen and cellar, and pump in the yard.
1t exceed for convenience or furniture, and is in
very healthy and eligible location within few yards Of the
II formerly occupied by Mr. H. Van Rensselaer, M. G,
but for the last Congress by Mr.. VIM > Miller M @.
The terms will be moderate. Apply to -
ID. A. GARDNER,
Dec 1-3teoif On 9 street, 18th ct.
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TRENCH LESSONS, at five dollars per month, will
Il be given by French lady, application at the board
g-house of Mrs. Setsons the south side OF Penn
nue. between Sd and Al Streets opposite jackson Hall.
Nov -3teod
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tsA FOR RENT commotous sdyelling- house on
I fennsyvania avenue, in the known the
- : Str Budtngs." This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar to garret-Price $3.50 per year
Enquire at the Union Office.
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NOTICE to tho amicted.--WATERMAN SWEET.
IN Natural Bone Setter from New York, expects be in
this city, his way the south in the of
day two and may be found for few days at Cole
mans National Hotel All addresses left for him Cole
mans will be attended to with prompmess
Dec
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VXJEBSTER's New Dictionary without abridge-
w ment, vol, quarto received by F TAYLOR,
Nov. 30 Coleman's Hotel
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UNFINISHED HOUSE wANTED.-Wanted to rent for
IL session of Congress- convenient and comfort
ably furnished dwelngho containing least four good
bed rooms.
location between I'd and 18th streets, and very
from the avenue preferred
Dec q ' 70 ooA ioN Oy Fos' oihce'
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PARLOR and six
"A well-lurnshed chambers for rent, Pennsylvania
avenue, few doors Of ColcnaDs Hotel Inquire
S. PARKER'S Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Penn avenue, between Al and streets, up stairs
Nov. 2-6tif
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ISIS. 1asasa -e.4.e## =fa#t -
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Books.
TEs ARCHITECT. NO. 6.

A SERIES OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS f1r Domestic
@Aa1d Orrameuts Cottages, c0un-cted win Lsn1scsre
Gardening. By " n. RAnlel- This : most splsndit
No. c3aians beautiful plan of A. AnEioCfscian Wills
=it1 estimates also Of tr- Gott-c ard Tue0r style
Tie T0rs cresses IN beauty e. Il PROGRESSES, AID snout
ne Il re hands o. every person who akes Al ireres; II
esgart arctiiec.ufe = desro-s - building Price K
c-u-s Tue First Vo-.e Ia esdy hound IN boards con-
tsinirs TIVE Members. Pr.ce =.
eu1 and Blue u tie PrvAeers Of he ReF0luiiG1
Tale Of Long s.sad soIn1 5y C1sTes si-rrg. Prcl
. ceufs
The silver sap OF Mexico, Ts'e. BY J. X. 1ngrat-n
Prce = crris
Pictor!al Eugant No - Price = cents
Modern ChIvalry, or the Adventures q Cart Fsossl
and league OReFGr win illustrations by Darcy, vos
Price 50 ceris per vol
Also fresh supply I Jr- Fen and 4ar-h aG-,nsnn
Just received. wM GRAHAM
III Tribune Bll.dinrs. Szsssu-st.
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PANACTA,-PANAcEAI

DR. CULLEN AGAIN VICTORIOUS
DOWASD WALTON. Phi.adephis-Sesis In JUS.
IlUcs % you well duty owe the public, Zee
ccnstraGed 20 furnish short stateoIt Of ne ~Onde
suferngs u ny William and many who read llia
testimonial Will Be surprised % and mat h1is si living
-al when they learn he kas entirely
from lh= dreadful scrcfa with which he haa 30
long suffered.
II = now ore than f0sr years since no disease trs,
made ts appearance Of hs legs IN deep ard ian
nEz ucers These continued more TIA two years. dOn-
frng bin 10 hs bed during which several pieces Of he
bone rsme SWAY IL then attacked his arm causing fsFe
ra painful Ulcers Several pieces q the bone came ffon
he also In his line Two sears and ok montnst 1e
was under the meui VI several Of our best pny
ard ook acme hrty or more bottles Of 5srsspGs ana
Iocne and pronounced 5y ne doctors ineuraos =
He ih-n upon the recommend anon Of Mr. Haz ehyrs
fasen WINS Hospit where be confiouec -nte he
care OF Dr. Pars1 three mcnIrs ne " a. thcn sent 30
=. rcurabe In few mOnhs the other lex hr0se cut 10
op-r Ulcers spirits q Tar recommended BY :
frepd-ke took this about four monhs without senehr
seed b got worse, wksn, mnsi say. gave up al hopes
Of lis ever gs,iinx well Al nis Stage Of ne disease
vas ADVISED By the Rev. A. D. 0eiie ~ Wy Jour ueci-
rne bad very Iuis fah II L. confess. hayinz triec
81 many medicines without benefit he howeves com
rc- k1g ID. Panscra ne tfsi q Msrcb. 1870, and
"a heen usnz h lrr months Three n0nths afer be be-
mon bis neck above he cellar bone I1s conf op-r
rt ahO1 rhree weeks sirce ~hea y beaed He - COW
.ound and In The er oyment u perfect hesn crate
fv add nv testimonial Toe many are1cy - your pos
Irdisn Vegetable Psn.cea' - - $500,
Rssps-fsaiiy yo1rs HARRIET D. BARKER,
lLsfe OF Phiia1e phia-j row Brsnert-sL
I.nusrv la AZ M0g1g Holly. New Jersey
CaNen's Ps1scss7 sold wholesale and retail ~ J. "
F.v Is Fglfo1sL Lamp Store sgs Baidtrgs Rstaied
- 5l R-ozdw Beery, corner o. SpIirgs- Bo~erT,
corner Of li o. t9 snd ~ CAnssl huSson . corner
~ Srry III Hcu.l0n-st. l6s Division 81; Dyisonsii
IN Mgrros.t q; g Bower il9 Fuf0nsl, F1tonsL cor
-. N Adams Rrookiyn; Bz3ger, Ne~gk. PesYson,
Rssxsy: and williams. wiisnseurgh Price 81 zl7ss'
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NEW FRENCH READER.

ID APPLETON CO Yubish LIS day ChFfs-. Ga.
~. vre Drmsfics@s &c "A Lsnsue Fr.nesise hiser
Orere rr9srr'sf Anuoies Pour e. enter llsiei-
g-nCe Par A. q Lot. Professor &c Largus - &c
Llierr ne ] r0l. LIMO. over 50 pages. Fr.ce -,
Ihs volume - prepared 10 "a hopes HAT q may
py deficiency been fet IN lie teaching o. ne
fferch La1FlsFe. Grzm1srs, dlsosles, sna detached
phrases exist il abundance and even fragments CT drs-
bat nothing complete. nChing hat gives precise
1sa u he scd iore Or IL co1versaou Of good
society q France A. the pieces rejected. are Of
pure and Onen elegant style, ard saord The reader 8
more or less amusing n Eood is-, y morals, aud
poetry. They arranged 10 progressive Greer, and
The passages Whch mlghg present any dc1y ar seou-
panied viii notes Ia order 10 render heir comprehension
a. easy ~ possible.
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