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HAvIKe received our semi.annual sup>
ply, 1--WE commence the New. Year with an
assortment that is not surpassed if equal
led in the UuiIed States.
We have "Twelvc Thousand Dollars"
in the article of Watches alone, and can
therefore supply our friends and the public
with any style, and at almost any price.
We have
Gil Patent Levers Fl, S35 TO $3.50 /;
Silver do. do. Ia" IS;
with a general assortment of Lepine and
Vertical Watches.
The other branches Of our stock will
be found as extensive and complete as our
Watches-such as CHAINS, SEALS, Keys,
(Jewelry in all its variety, including many
valuable DIAMONDS and some full sets,
SPECTACLEs, SILvER-wARE, Com FINE,
SILVER. PLATED GooDs, Clocks, LAMPS s.
CUTLERY, Guns. PIsToLs,
including the genuine DIRRINGER's, CANES,
TEA TRAYs, with a general assortment Of
FANCY GooDs, in which will be found
many choice articles for the Ladies:
NOTICE. We aim to furnish those
who deal in Memphis, with home mar
Set and home guarantee for Goods in
,ur line, aud invite the public TO call and
Examine for themselves. Our Stock is
aid in with Cash; our European Goods
We import ourselves; ave get our Domes-
&c Arhcies direct from The makers, and
icing satisfied with small profit, we offer
treat inducements 10 our friends and the
'ub!ic. We are also prepared to do all
iinGs Of work in our line, in Ahe best
manner and with dispatch, our motto is,
TRY U.s. F. Il, CLARK g. %.
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn
II. II. CLARK, L
A. c. WURzBACH,
j. s. WILKINS.
N. b. The trade supplied on liberal
rms; Ond all orders from the country
III receive especial attention.
Memphis, Tenn, January 18Th, 1919. !
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WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKING.

WAGON 81 CARRIAGE MAKING.
THIIE Undersigned, having entered into
n copartnership in the above business,
have just received hne stock Of materials
for finishing Of
@OA@NcGB&s
Carriages. Buggies, &e.,
ia he most approved and complete slyle.
From their loag experience at the busi.
ness, and close attention 10 the same, they
confidently hope to merit a liberal share Of
the public patronage.
Shop, the one formerly occupied BY
L. +. MoRRow.
L. +. MORROW,
WM. NJ. STRONG.
March l2lh, fs49. Al
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
II. II. CLARK,
IA. G. WURzBAcH,
~. s. WILKINS.

N. d. The trade supplied on liberal
terms; end all orders from the country
will receive especial attention.
Memphis, Tenn, January 18Th, 1919.
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December 80, ls45.-9m.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
and Geography.
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IERNl Pa SREN1I d lIIR I0ITHA

boarding can be had AZ the Academy,
or With private families a. es per mouih.
washing and candles extra charge flne
half 81 the pres 81 tuition and boarding.
vii Be required % be paii IL rirance.
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HE " MUSIC.
J. H. SCHULTZ l. co.

VIZ FISCHER, Pennsylvania 18th street.
W. has received the following and popular music which
will be sold his usual reduced pricefour page
The Rare Flower OF quadre composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth. W.
The Vagabond Polka; by Gung1. -,xo s's...
paDy -.a.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel. .,..
The Harp Waltz; by w. Q. Beche. .....r. ".-..,
The Friendship Waltz by z. Schuster
The Tedesco March, arranged from the Opera Of Eani by r.
Boyer
Beauties Luceda Boa Mosqueares de Reine &c Pot
pourris; by H. Cramer
The Spring Waltz, by T. Moeing
Punch and Judy Polka, performed by the Seyenark Company
arranged by Helmsmuler
The Lily Rondo; Louis Rename.
Eman involam cavatna, from the Opera Of Enani arranged
by Edelmann.
Blanche, Morning Opera
OF the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer
Poor my may be, from Donnizei Opera Of Betty
with English words. ..... +
The move look about; beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell.
Mother thou the dearest beautiful ballad from the
Opera OF Lucreta Bosaj arranged by g. Linley.
land of mountain; from the Opera
Durward.
II is the song mother sings; by Rodwell.
The Lonely Rose Jenny Lnd music by M W. Bae
Thon'n NJ my side by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne Of gold; words by Barry Cornwall
music by @. Davis.
Mary Blame, sung by Madame Bishop;
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door, for the guitar. 4.
Aug3
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THE Eighth Session win open Monday
the Punefusi attendance all
duties Of the classes promptly recommended it's very
poant thar all their members old should
the opening Of the session. The academca from
LIST of October to the h of August there being but
August and In the College all the usual classes under
full OF professors have for several been pursuing the
tire course q collegiate studies equal 70 that prescribed in The older
colleges the North At the third adu
ating class received their acadenical degrees.
in the Grammar School, which Immediately adoins College,
the preparatory carefully
under the Of Professors Of College Thus
enter the institution pursue their
study under direction until they
mercantile department embraces those partial members
collegiate preparatory classes who preparing
ing other professional life Such
to all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes ub
tung In place OF OF the classical siudes such
cessary TO preparation for BUSINESS.
French study, without CHARGE all the classes
In addition 10 the French mercantile students will be
without charge, German or other modern language
The location Of the College perfectly heau and there
towns villages
Moral and religious education chief OF the
stituuon.
The charge covering all the academica expenses
5 session OF months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student.
All the departments under immediate supervision Of
undersigned whom application made for
Register for further information, well for the admission
OF pupils. JOHN b. kERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College OF 81 James, r. o., Maryland
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THE AMERICAN FARMER /. puhli.h

THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly In the
city Of BALTIMORE OIL per annum, copies for thirteen for
sle, thirty for $40 July,
most favorable auspices h the the Maryland State A
cultural Society, and NIL the prize and Of committees
published therein The society meeting determined
raise $780, 70 be appropriated ows OF silver plate,
valued go 20 be awarded the Obtaining by the ft Of
October, the largest list c subscribers the
mencing July SO for the second and the third
list The publisher has also added Eve prizes
cultural works lie has also offered 600 FOR prize essays for The
coming volume, win go In silver plate for the Cor the
plan and Of farm buildings and the Of the
f yard 80 r the cultivation Of tobacco and
10 for the best essay the management Of the dairy.
The hrst number July viii Of
valuable papers, nom the of Epnusp Rurrfs Of Virginia.
presented 20 the agricultural public, particularly of the
regions q Virginia. Maryland and the Caroinas IL details
Of his rm FOR the Ave he has occupied his
ESTATE In Virginia. and ccncusveiy with
ahe degree Of prudence In To- farming made
profitable The
charge Of his m Mr. Rufhn that his clear
capital invested for land Implements Stocks kc SIC
cent third 1881 fourth and
mn 00per besides supporting his family his hands,
stock &c and OF his farm
worth when he took hand Every farmer PLANTER particular
in the tide water districts Of our country win read this with
the deepest interest
contain other valuable papers,
which from GkoReE W. DosnIr ESQ., Corresponding
Secretary Of The Maryland State Agricultural Society," te
stuction Of the ence and from Col CArRor sub
ject, with appropriate drswings-
address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
. Maryland State Agricultural societys Hall,
June 8-2awH 100 Baltimore st., baltimore, Maryland.
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NEW MUHC.Just received old established and
Stationery Store, door OF 2 Pennsylvania
nue. following and popular Music from the publishers,
liam Hall Son. New York. which we will cell az our reduced
price, four per page. WIN. FISCHER
The Lonely Rose by Jenny Lind, composed by Bal
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover iss.e - Liz.
Why Weep Thee admired ballad, Wallace
When pensive feelings wake the sigh, written by Austin Phillips
Were but his own wife, by Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Soman
Dgent Hose Companys Quick Step, performed by Dodwohh
Band
Two Merry Gpsies, q duet, by McFanen
"A Voice from the Waves duet composed by Stephen Glover
The Firesde Song, by w. v. Wallace. sa f
Female Dumbotons
The Moonlight Of the Heart by Strakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Christy's Ministries.
Deyas vae Scottish ballad by the composer Of the "o Kirk
yardn
The Pcnsiye Thought Last Adeu, composed by Gongongc
Filtration Polka, by M. Srakosh-
Robert ie Diabe, arranged by r. Boyer
Uncle Ned with VARIATIONS by James e. Maeder.
The Syren Polka, by NJ suakosh.
la syiphde, Fantase RJmanique, by NJ. Strakosh
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by g. Ehhich
Guitar pieces.
Widow Maehree.
Oh, watch YOU well by daylight.
The Dose OF Tralee.
The Bowd soger Boy
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow.
Crow. b.
Backed Cur
Oh, would were gih again r4...
What enchantment h
Sisters Call, by l.. Trpp. u...t.
Child Of the Regiment sung BY Jenny Lind
Rstapian, sung by Jenny Lind
Nv boat md busIe horn by watson
The Chamos, as sung BY the Rainier family
Our fair Italy, a duett
Beethoyens Dream Dec T.
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The Americas RAAlEoaa JeuxAsl pablisAed 50 Wal
several snsassd regular sonrsuo's,
The Railroad Journal was before any similar pubiea
asn s.s attempted Y s country sswhs devoted 70 the
bsginninss 70 carry il Onward
m The whole civilized world has become more dependent upon
The locomotive railway has become great
idea q modern times i has already dome . eeys
elevate him IN the scale Of being than other that has
The locomotive engine, regard greatest achieve
meat Of man,he most extraordinary instrument ~ good e wo
upon wing, carrying thought language alone
living breathing sensitive nanasune, with new s
new creation Without danger without fatigue il enables man
sasn $ as aa ses pleasures
ne and ssa Of ss
creating new sources ofenoyment and multiplying infinite
i win not have achieved is highest work iii has hamoniued
are sapse By %
borhood tpncucay polongs being but four
Whoever, therefore labor. aed, ordi-
for he highest good Of his race Pr.aand Impressed wi,
views intend in accordance with their spirit to conduct the
The history the influence and Of the railway,
careful inquiry lis management; discoveries
mechanic at steam navigation commerce and
Under the mining head readers Of Journal will ind
series q articles the IRON iron aa"se Of the Uni
sa e from $ &c sa
Mr. Hodge has for been engaged in e preparation
embracing descriptions in detail Of the localities Of ore
q wSns asG s and %
be published condensed form In the Journal series
wSss and "a
beside. IRON Hodge to Journal
detailed Of The and lead mines q e usie states
These works Will und indispensable to all parties engaged
elaborate and practical FORM scientific work The
the manufacture and mining Of the whole
country. I"
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THE subscriber proposes open Law School place.
mencne Monday the 2s day Of October and tena
ting on the 10th day March, 1850 The pupils will be divided into
classes. The Junior
phens Blacssone LED vol s.ks Evidence stephen Plead
ing and s vol Of Greenieafs Evidence The viii
embrace Tucker Commentaries GrecnIeaf stae Evil
denc list vol Of each Stephen Pleading Goud Pleading Jet
vol OF Cfy Pleading, Hocombe Introduction Equity Juhs
prudence Lube Equity Pleading, Mods Pleading Lomars d.
g OF Real Property, and Lomax Executors and Administrators
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia publisher fur
nsh me above works on the best terms and gentlemen
posing 10 attend The subscribers him
early noce Of c intention, and to inform him whether they
dun They VIII he furnished TO the students At cost The
hers Of the senior class will privilege
without additional charge The
his students win be BY the subscriber enable
member of either class attend lectures Professors
Washington College should they deem expedent DO
few will be delivered
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The fee win be go per session, payable In advance.
Lrunsros, Va, July II, 1919.
July ia ~ X f#F8.1.IT =. 4
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General Agency NJ washington. ID. q.


QY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID claims with Mexi
revolutionary war; with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bouty LGndW the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent applications for patents procuring models,
drawings, will attended all their branches
General Post OGeeA claims against the department will be
settlement Of quarterly pay Of
ditto facilitated, &C.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
vile Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald Detroit Press, publish
of IS, and send their bills this Office accompanied
with paper. June 246
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For Baltirnor,c.

= .x>~n THE steamer OSCEoLA will, Sunday, the $3.50
&rle Of September, commence making trip week TO
the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
m. Returning, Baltimore every Tuesday
o'clock She win stop regularly going and returning at
Leonardown, Md st. Marys Md and Cone Va
usual landings the Potomac for signals land
.a FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer every Thursday
O'Clock Returning Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
p. m. Passage and fare S.
touches going returning, river,
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
Sep Captain.
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wini.m r.. BayIy,

Importer dealer fancy and staple stationery, Pennvanio
avenue, 6efreen liza and l2fh streets.
THE subscriber devotes himself stationery
in all In branches and prepared 70 furnish all kinds OF
Cap, letter. ledger, Wrapping, note, and fancy papers and en-
veopes
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink, inkstands portfolios
Cold pens and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, blank books, &c.
He receiving constantly additions 20 his stock by the Eng
lh and packets will sell the lowest prices
June is--dA - = WILLIAM r. BAYLy.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. O.
CHARLES Nm sELDING,
Covmtssio~er. Notary Psbiic and Gewerai lgs~t,
No. n Tcad's Busidsngs, Psnpsylvania avenue.

WASHINGTON, ID. O.,
CONTINUES give his prompt TO te prosecution Of
ssms before Congress OF any Of The Eerecuve Departments,
or before board commissioners
o. before en goyernments procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary,
naval OF Army bounty land scrip under February
IS august 10 lsfs e.ascs pays mieasei for horses and
other lost O. DESTROYED expenses incurred BY volunteers
re being mustered and received into the service
States and subsistence and transportation their use
and all claims o. whatever description that may
win Mexico Great Britain He possession the
ms and undesands fully =. the requirements Of the Pension
other Offices He due
for made In the Gulf e Mexico coast OF
California, and coast of Africa. m. 3I T
He hiss beeA honored win Commisu nom ne governor.
State In the Union Commissioner of Deeds probate
deeds dispositions, and othcr instruments
10 be used or recorded IN The respective States w
Charges win be moderate and regulated BY the claimed
and the extent OF services required. ,E
Communications (porpsidj receive Immediate attention.
He has the refer the Navy and other Depart
men and er Exceences the Governors Of the
INC Union and 70 Senators and Members OF the previous and
present Congress generally. Aug %
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N EDICxL DEPARTMENT OF Hampdcn sidney Coll
MI lege, Richmond, vN--The twelfth
In this Institution will Monday October oad
losy, and coatinue until the middle Of March.
BoHASSAS NJ d. Professor Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
L. W. CHAnBERLArSE, NJ d. Professor Of Mseha Medica and
Therapeutics
CHARLEs Bell GBsoK NJ d. Professor Of Surgery and sug
cal Anatomy.
CaRrER JoHssos M d. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
olrgy.
H. TucKrR, NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
A. T. PEuooLAs,M D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Apparatus and for the demonstrator
have recently received additions and
very complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully with the
STUDENT and especially valuable those preparing for
Clinical lectures twice week
College InmaTy, (Which immediate with the
College week in Richmond Aims House In these
the diseases southern WITH
student has the eligible opportunities OF becoming
acquainted with their and treatment The frequency Sur
operations before the Glass; together with the facilities for wit
messing the treatment Of Surgical renders this OF the best
Schools Of Practical Surgery.
CHAReEs-Maricuauon s5, Tickets Of the Professors sio5
S0 Graduation Fee S2S Board including fuel
lights and servants attendance, be Obtained al X
3. MAUfIN, M ID,
Aug ll-sw6w Dean Of the Faculty.
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nv ..-..... ~. ttrAru nv !, ", 20 $3.50, ~ IN.
IL Peisuance .wl nnSnahl q Oh1 riesiushs ~ Ae
uhsse o.es o nnsne. 10 hs.sey eecne ana ma. ~
a' Iuune s. VII ~ he.o ~ ne anu
seas !" miosooh ~ "e Peioos heehatef aestha'eu'
WY. !. ,.cva<.s ........- $3.50. A.
Al me land smee al sAohsor eomensins ON MONDAY S
sesohel uay ssnualy neat w e urse W tne PuoiiS ..
ni wu'h us NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '0"A'" ana Pa1 "A
North Of the base line and east Of the mn principal meridian
Township twenty-five, sections eighteen
nineteen twenty, twenty nine, mny, mif-one' and y"oJ
VI nsnxe our. - l. ---
Township t"ehy-t"o VI range nse
Faeuohm township "Ateeh ana township "ehy"o !" range
a.. 80 .....
ssuona townships sixteen ana seventeen ana township WehV
Vso, Oh hhge seven.
FacuohM townships sA.oen ssvemeen esheen ana
townships Wenytwo ana twenty ana seeuons uhec ~ eh
inclusive sixteen 70 hcusye ana 70 ty
Two inclusive, IN township twenty. o. range eight ,,v
iownsnp hneteeh, kenceW secuons uiv
TWO, miry-mIee, unIV-nve, anu miV-siAl
township twsnv ana IIacuohM township Wenohe leAee
lions one, Twelve heen twenty thee twenty Jour-
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BY the Pre.ident or the United states.

by PRESIDENT OF the united states
IN pursuance of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President of
United states 90 hereby declare and make known
State Of IOWA. periods designated
A. the land once al DUBUQUE commencing on Monday the
aied undermenuoned townships, TO wiz -
North Of The base line and Of he fiji principal meridian
Townships nnetys1 nnetseven, and nineteight of range
Townships nineh ninety .I ninety and
nnety-nne, Of range hve.
v:sv g. n1 sSs shl and ninety
aforementioned townships, viz:
North ef base line and ,cea Of the h principal meridian
Townships ninety tour, 1--we, uinety1, ninety seven,
eight and ninety nine, o. ,snSs seven
and ninety EIGHT, Of range eight
Township township tereep, the .eurhwes,
twenty eight and sections three and thirty including
Tcwnshps nine,ytwo and ninety four, Of range ,en
Townships ninety nnty-two, q range fourteen.
% January M SS s SsSSsg
situated within the aforementioned townships, TO witt
North Of the base line and pta Of The I'm principal meridian.
Townships srtyseven sIyeigh, and siIynne Of range
Township and and 1 nins
Townships sryeisht and sixty nine, OF range twenty.
AND :1 Isa:
Town.Spp. seventy and ~ range
% lana ss and % % ny
,S a. Ssy S January merit for s disposal Of the public lands
North Of The base line and pe u the fin principal merian.
Township seventy-siI, Of range twenty
Townships seventy seventy and Of
tweny-eight.
Townships seventy Of range twenty
Lands appropriated by law for the schools military other
purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The offering the commenced on
the days appointed and proceed In the they
veried with all
offered and the thus closed But open
longer Than weeks and private Of
be admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks.
Of September Domni thousand eight ory
nine. T.. TAYLOR.
BY the President,
J. BuTrERyIELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled night pe-empuon any Of the
lands within the townships above enumerated required
sh the the satsfscon 81 Ire register and of
land ONCE and make therefor
aer seeing tki NOTICE. and before the
mencemcnt Of the public Of
claimed, Otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner % the General Land omee.
Pessponement OF the Public Land sales a Dubuque,
hereby bat public ordered by
naton Of the President The United ses day
of September, 1919, ~ held the land Once DUBUQUE
Iowa. the sepenA and venfy first days Of January 1850
clared TO be postponed until further notice.
Given under hand nj the city Of Washington this l day
Deeember Domin thousand eight hundred and forty nine
by the President.
J. BurrERrELp,
Dec IL Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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COAE % the cheap. sfore-Gzeat bargains In nav
soodsThe undeIsgaed would invite the asnnon the
additional supply fancy dress goods &
day. Among them they would mention
10 pieces rich satin de chenes
30 do small figured changeable silks
10 do plain changeabe gace do
do pink and white watercd do
do plain white satin
10 do colored bonnet sanns and corded silks
20 do h0rences, In all shades
6 do 3 and A. rich black yisite slk
2 do ~ black Turk satin.
This lot Of silks will be sold IS cent less than former
want therefore, invited call early and examine for
in MERINos we have just opened pieces among can
be found blue dark and light maroon
garnet brown CRIMSON scarlet and pink These goods
and win be sold much under the usual prices.
Single aud double width cashmeres, IN every desirable and fashion
able shade.
Also some extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hannes for dresses
80 pieces plain changeable and satin stripe apacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also, so pieces small plaid gngham !. ..-.... .
Together with great variety and certainly the cheapest We have
ever had, Of plain fancy coored yelvet, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings Of the newest style
Silk and riband neck ties, belts Ea.s aEF.e...
Hosienes of oil and every description
Ladies' merino vests Of both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
Lneneambne handkechiei from the finest 10 the most common
IN MOURNING GOODS, we complete assortment
embracing mostly article that may be called for.
OF SHAWS, opened this day. viii beat anything
zip point elegance Of style and cheapness) have ever before
offered. sasg
The public are respectfully invited goods DO
fore buying, great bargains may be expected
Between 9Th and sh streets, Pennsylvania avenue
Dec 5-3aw2wif
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HUmEs's History % Ensisnd. from The invaslon OF
III Julius Cesar 10 the abdcaton q James completed
sir small volumes, with large
OF Mscauiys History Of Ensandvols and O. published
price 62k cents per volume. = $500 X
sept " FRANcK TAYLOR.