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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

CHOICE OF DEATH.--The count of Lao
nci, one Of the most brilliant ornaments Ct
the court Of the treacherous Louis Xt Ct
France, was condemned to death BY tina,
rnonarch on wrongful charge Of having
carried Oft the daughter Of the celebrated
painter Foucquet TO add to the torture Of
his situation, the king, by an exquisite re-
fnement Of cruelty, sent his barber, Oliver
lie Dain, $50 familiar to the readers Of Quin-
lin Dnrward,) to announce to him, as a
special favor, that the king allowed him to
choose whatever mode Of death be nigh,
prefer. Lannoi was man Of courage.
he knew, too, tina. the king, himself brave,
loved to see the same qualities in others,
he therefore did not lose heart, but announ-
ced his choice in the following letter:
"SRE--I am penetrated With gratitude
for your majesty's extraordinary kindness,
and for the anxiety you testify on the sub
Iect Of my punishment. You will believe
me when say had far rather have lost
my lifein your majesty's service than on
such n charge as this; but since my death is
determined, ] send you for that purpose
the chain Of gold you wore at the battle Of
Quesnot, and placed yourself on The neck
Of nv father. with these memorable words
-aPique Dieu, my friend, you combat too
ferceiy; you must be chained up, for do
not want TO lose you bu. want you too serve
me many times more" With this chain, |
wish to be hanged al the foot Of the Tower
du Nord, where was wounded by an arrow
meant Tor YOU on the nigh, you went the
rounds, carrying torch before you"
This appeal was such as not even Louis
XII could resist, and Lannon'S punishment,
was delayed until time proved his inno-
eeuce.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

IL gT1IIl: subscriber having ro'urn !,
S ed from ST. Louis with iui'
" supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Chcml-
Gals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, brushes;
- Fancy articles, &c. &C., is prepared
10 furnish all those who may desire any thihg \"
his line on the most reasonable terms, ahu 49,"
medicines Of such quality as he can warrant.
Essen,a, oils and essences; iinctures; ONT.
men,s; me,curinls; quinine; Peruvian bark ana
barks, roots and herbs OF every KIND; gum cam
phor. myrrh. Arabic, opium, and all other gums,
resins and balsams; salcratus, sal soda, Epson,
and other kinds OF salt; discard. soda, tartafic
acid and all other acids and alkaiies; magnesia
mama: saifton; cream tartar; cloves; cinnamon;
a,sp;c,: pepper nutmegs; mace and other sp'-
ccs. Fenncl; corlander; caru; anlse; iooeHo;
mustard and nasseed, &c &c.
Dqe-St,D,- Logwood, chip'd and extract; ins-
tic; madden; copperas; alum; indigo; solution o.
tin; arna,to; blue vilriol, &c
Chemicals, &r.--pure nitrate silver; iooihe;
ioda,e Of iron; morphine: s'rychnnc; pperine;
podophyllin; hydrocyanic acid; niusk; macsa'ih 4;
ilydroda,e potassa; kreosote cclod'on; chiofo-
form; cro,on oil; cod liver oil; &c. &C.
Fanny .4rficles-razors and strops; Penknives;
pins: needles: combs Of all descriptions: specta-
clos; watch keys; match safes; steel beads; pur-
ses: pocket books, powder puiis; toilet powder;
setts; fancy soaps: shaving cream; hshihs 'ack-
lie; violin strings; &c. &c. :, !.
With general assortment OF all such meai-
cines as con,rlbue 10 form complete drug store ;
including Paints, Of nil kinds; Oils; Varnishes;
Window Class; and Brushes
The attention o. Physicians, citizens and
country traders is respectfully invited to the
above articles.
Ba,eman,s Drops; Godfrcy's Cordial; Turing-
tons Blsam; L,udanum; essence peppermint,
cinnamon, lemon, and all similar patent medi-
cines for sale by the dozen at small advance
on St. Louis prices and warranted superior ar'i-
cles. A. SANDERS.
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
Davenport, April 18th, 1850.
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STONE SAVING.

THE subscribers are prepared
TO furnish Sawed Stone such as Window
and Door Cnps and s !ls, Door Steps, Water tn
bes, Hearth Stone, slabs for Grave Stones, &c.
to any who wish 10 purchase. They slso keep
constantly on hand, supply Of LIME, which
they will sell at Sixty Cents per Dbl. delivered
in Davenport, or Fifty Cents at their kiln miles
above Davenport.
J. p. & C. r. HITCHCOCK.
Davenport. April IL, iB50-3l-3m
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CoDY's OINTMENT
E4ILS!

1T is most perfect remedy for Sores Of oil hIne,f
cures Calls, Bruises, Sprsins, Ringbones, spaMnr
Sweeny, Foundered feet, DC. Also Rheunatis.
Chapped hands, Sore Lips. BANNING Sores, riss
sweled face, Sore feet, Sore legs. Ulcers, eonlae
cords, Eruptive hollis, Enlarged joints, thaies, nc
SEES of bruises and scalds immediate sPpIicauon"
this Ointment " i'll afford instant relief. -
A Horse and family ointmenti the Propris~
challenges the world TO produce its equal. Ten.
invaluable article hand, for cases Of enersencc
No family should be without il for single day. ~
hour Of pain comes when we least expect it-theIs
fore be prepared. This Ointment is put up IN pns
large lin boxes and sold at the low price Of Fihy
per box. Observe the written signature OF tine Ps
pretor on every box-without this none il genuine.
Principal Depot, Cody's American Agency Oms''
Waukegan. Ill.
A.. SANDERS, Agent for Davenport, Iowa. :,
November 6th, 1919. "
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- - - A.
IN and after Monday, April ~, 1850,
~ the trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
between Chicago and Elgin, as follows:
Fret train leaves Chicago at 8, m.
Arrives at Elgin II, a. 81.
Second train leaves Chicago at 3, r. N.
Arrives at Elgin, Ga p. NJ.
First train leaves Elgin at7A.M.
Arrives at Chicago, 10, AN.
Second train leaves Elgn at 3, Pm.
Arrives at Chicago,6 81 Pm.
Stages run in connection, as follows:
From ELGIN, via Belvidere, Rockford and Free
port, to GALENA, daily, on arrival Of cars, a, II,
a. NJ. Also, from ST.. CHARLES, via Genoa, Rock
ford and Freeport, to GALENA, daily, at 5, 4. M,
connecting, at Galena, with Steamboats, for the
Upper Mississippi.
From ELs.s, via Beloii and Janesvlle, to MAD
Isos, Wis, daily, at liza M.
From ST CGAaLEs, via Aurora, Oswego and
Bristol, to Otowa, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 5, A.. NJ.
From ST.. CHARLES, via Sycamore, Oregon City
and Dixon, 10 Rock ISLAND, on Sunday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 7, A. NJ.
From WnEAroS's, via Naperville, to AURORA,
daily, on arrival Of cars, at 5, r. NJ.
From WHEAToN's 10 Dixon, Albany, Rock Is
land and Gaiena, Monday, Wednesday and FIJI
day, on arrival of Cars nj 5, ".
JOHN B. TURNER,
.4eting Director.
Chicago, May 1, 1850 34-6m.
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TRUE DUNCAN AND THE CAT.

Once there was little boy named Dun
csn. The boys used to call him True Dun
can, because he never would tell l'e.-
One day the boys were playing with IN axe
ia the yard Of the school and while ne vas
chopping a stick, the teachers cat Isooy,
came along. Duncan let the axe fall right
on poor Tsbby's head and killed her.-
What 10 do hc Gid not know. She was .
ne, Of the masters and used To- sit on a cush-
ion at his side, while he was hearing sne les,
SONS. Duncan stood and looked al the dead
creature. Ills face grew very red ana tue
tears stood in his eyes. All the boys came
running up, aud every one had something
to say. One Of them whispered to the
others and said
.Nov. fellows, We shall see whether Dun
can can make up tib, as well AZ the rest
Of u.s."
aNot hs!n said little Tom Pooley, who
was Duncan's friend. 'Not he! Duncan
III warrant you, will be as true as gold"
Big Jones stepped up, and taking the cat
BY the tail, said, .Here. boys, "a Jast n!ng
her into the alley, and we can tell Mr.. Cole
that the butchers dog killed her, YOU know
be worried her last week."
Several of them thought this would d.
yery well. But Duncan looked quite an
gry. His face swelled, aud his cheeks grew
rejder than before.
s.No!n sa,d he, s.no! Do yon think would
lie for such creature as that! Il wouio
be lie, a lie, llE!'' And every time ne
said the word, his voice grew louder ana
louder. Then be picked up the poor thing
in his arms, and carried it into the school,
room.and the boys followed 10 see what
would happen. The master looked up and
said- :.
"Wha, is this! My faithful mouser dead
Who could have done me such an injuryY"
Gall was silen, for little while. As
soon as Duncan could get bis voice ne
said
"Mr. Cole am very sorry--but here IS
the truth. can't lie, sir; killed Tabby.
Bo, am very sorry for it. ought to have
been careful, Tor saw her continually rub
bing her sides against the log. ! am very
sorry, indeed, sir"
Every one expected Mr.. Cole to take
down his long rattan. On the contrary, he
-, on pleasant smile, and said
"Dancan, YOU are a brave boy! ! saw
md heard all that passed from my window
ABOVE. would rather lose hundred cats
han miss such on example Of truth and
honor in my school. Your best reward Is
What YOU now feel in your own conscience;
Wi beg you to excep, this handsome pen
.ai1e, % token Of my appreciation"
Duncan took out bis little handkerchief
md wiped his eyes. The boys could no
fonger restrain themselves; and when Tom
Pooley cried, s.Three cheers for True Dun-
cans all joined in hearty hurra. The
teacher seemed wiling TO allow this, and
hen said
ANY boys, am glad you know what is
right and that you approve it; though am
afraid some Of you could not have done it.
Learn from this time, that nothing can
mike fslsehood necessary. Suppose
Duncan had taken your evil advice, and
come 10 me with lie; it would have been
Instantly detected. for was a witness of
shat passed Trust that he has been
governed in this by sense Of Gods pre-
sence, and exhort you all to follow his
example"
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CABINET FURNITURE.

Sz---===-zs MANUFACTURED and for sale
Er.I by the undersigned in the Shop
No. 5, opposite the new Post Of
nee building, formerly occupied by John Pore
An assortment now on hand, and a new lot of
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture.
GTCoFFINs made 10 order at any time and
arrangements made by which in few week,
Hearse will be furnished to those who may de-
sire it.
Come and see and bring your money along.
WIN. BURRfS.
Davenport, April 25.b, 1850. 33.iy.
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10 MEDICAL STUDENTS.--l have
- received this meek from ". y, Pocket Meg
ical Rcmenbrancer, Obstetrical Remembrance
ana Anatomical Pocket Companion. l have y
SO good assortmen. Of Medical Works.
H. A. PORTER
Rock Island, March ols,, 1850.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY
PAPER AND BLANK BOOKS.
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER,

az the Rock Island Boolc Store, NO 70 iHs'o's y
AsCHOOL BOOKS, general nssort-
,n.nt for sale low TO Merchants and Teach
.M;scellaneous Books suitable for county
Iihraries and private reading--Fancy Stationery
- Mn kinds-Country Merchants furnished q
i ~ nrices for Cash. County Record Books
, made e order. A large supply OF Blank Books
constantly on hand. !. e.. .nl
Musical Instruments, consisting OF nne anI
c,tra Flutes and Accordions, also fiageo'c's an'
Flies .,.o
Fire board prints and Oil Window snsa q. =.
Can and Letter Paper on hand at all times by the
Ream. Country Merchants and Others arc re-
nns sisl 10 cali and examine my stock and prices.
f"s''eN HENRY A. PORTER.
January Sd, 1850.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


YXTEREVER DIR STORMS celebrated sCOTC COUGH CANDY has hcen
and
From the Druggists Of Chcago-Ihir sales in -Four Months
Hamilton
il. = breast nndlun
IS +
pENroS 3sa DO HENRY RICHIE 2so do
n Il. ANDfRNN 3B6 do Goth, l849
PRICE, CENTS
GA liberal discount made { Merchants
Dr. Storms Scotch
For sale by en % a. by Clark
and Sears g. Mitchell 1850
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

At1se0s - pNs sMSu1
Tvhc regular course of Lectures
IL in this Institute will commence on bs
FIRST OF November, aud continue until the last
Of February. Tne Anatomical Department, viii
be opened and rendv 70 receive students BY III.
First Of October. The Medical Department viii
be under the direction Of the following
PROFESSORS:
y. Freeman, M. D., Professor Of Ana.omr
r. S. NEWTON, Nj. D., Professor of Surgery
H. J. HuLcr, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
W. BYRD POWELL, NJ ID Professor OF phss.
ology, Pathology, Minernlogy and Geology.
]. KING, M. d., Professor Of Matcria Melc,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
]. MILroN SANDERS, A. NJ NJ. d, pfof.ssofa
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
J. A. WILSON, M. d., Professor Of Obs,eua
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Cliniqut Lecturers
.Ncdieiae-Paor. II. J. IIuLrE.
lSu,gsry-paor r. S. NEWTON.
\. FREEMAN, M. D., Anatomical Demonstraot
The fees for full course Of lectures amount
to Sos.
Each Professors Ticket, sl5 Mntriculaots
IS. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Graduation go
Those desiring further Information will please
address their letters post paid TO the Dear; and
students arriving IN tue city VIII piedse eau on
him at the Commercial Hotel.
r. S. NEWTON, M, D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hos. l.. w. NJ. KING, Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Law.
john DELAfIrlp, Esq, Professor of CONNER
cial Jurisprudence.
TrRss-S50 per Session.
All communications pertaining TO this depart
ment must be addressed TO
r w. NJ KING, ESQ.
MEMrnIs, Tenn, March, 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth and professional requirements, will com
pare favorably with the, most distinguished IN
our country. The medical faculty constitute.
on anomaly in this or any other counsry-sii@
them are able lecturers and the best OF teachers.
Those who vii! contemplate our geog.aphIeai
position, and the extent Of our population, can
have no doubt as 70 the eligibility Of our s'taa'
ton for an enterprise Of the kind AS heai'h,
including all seasons Of the year, we deny tha
ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the mindy OF many
students relative to the place OF studying meai-
cine; those who intend practcng among the ds'
eases Of the West and South should certainly ed
ucatc themselves a, u echool whose Faculty are
practically acquainted with those diseases,
That the public may be satisfied OF sheperma'
ncncy of this school, we feel il our duty 10 state,
that The Trustees and Faculty form UNIT inoe'
ton, which augurs well for its future success;
and that the peculiar internal organization "h1i
connects them. cannot be interrupted.
L. w. M. KING.
President Of the Memphis Instiiute.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
~ REAT inducements 10 persons wish
~ ing 10 buy READY MADE CLOTHING.
The undersigned DESTROYS of closing their bust
ness in this place, will sell their entire Stock Of
Clothing, Cloths and Cassimcrs, &c,
at wholesale or retail at cost--And therefore de-
sires all persons who are in any way indebted to
them, 10 come forward and settle their accounts,
and those having claims against the subscribers
are requested to present them for payment.
POWER & JORDAN.
Davenport, Jan. 3lst, 1880
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

HNHE subscriber has received
- an addition to his former stock of Books
and STATIONERY and can now supply customers
at more reasonable rates than formerly.
School Books from 10 TO 20 per cent lower
than heretofore sold in the place. Toy and Re-
ward Books; Primers and Spelling Books; Read
ing Books; Arithmetics; Biographies; Gram
mars; Dictionaries and DeGners; School IIisto-
RIGS; Works ofNa' Philosophy, Chemistry, Bot
any, &c.
Blank and memorandum books; Cap and let
ter paper; steel pens; quilts; W. fers; ink +; ink
stands; envelopes; note paper; pencils, &c. &c.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, April 10Th, 1850.
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ATTEMPTED FRAUD.-An attempt has been made
TO defraud tho Syracuse Bank, New York by forg
ing the name Of the Hon. VIM. II. Seward in a sim-
liar manner TO that upon one Of the Trenton Banks,
by forging the name Of Senator Dayton; and Il was
a knowledge Of the latter case that first awakened
the suspicious Of the cashier Of the former bank.
He received letter purporting TO be written by
Gov. s., covering draft drawn by ono Harrison,
and the name of Gov. s. as endorser, with direc
tons TO send $500 TO person in Rochester, draft
TO the order OF Frederick Cram for g $50, and an
other Tor tho same amount TO the order Of Harper,
Buffalo; the balance directed 10 be placed 10 the
credit OF Gov. y in Syracuse. The draft was dis
counted and the two amounts, OF q $50 each, for
warded as directod bot the rogues, as is supposed
became frightened the fraud upon the Trenton
bank being made public at the same time and the
letters were not taken from tho post office.
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Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ga m.
The election took place in Pennsy vania for men,
bers of Congress, Legislature, county and city Of
hcers, yesterday.
In this city (Phiadelphia) the election passed of
quietly. Gilpin, the Wing candidate for Mayor,
is elected by about 5000 majority. At the previous
election, the independent candidate was chosen.
CONGRESS.
First Disfrict.-Colonel Florence, L. F., is elect
ed by about 900 majority over Levin, Native.
Second District-J. r.. Chandler, Wing, is re-
elected by 1000 majority.
Third Disrict.-H. d. Moore, Wing, re elected
Fourth District-J. Robbins, l.. f.. re. elected.
Fifth District. This district is composed OF
Montgomery and Delaware counties. McNair l..
r., elected. Loco gain
Eighth District -Thaddeus Stevens, Wing, re-
elected
Ninth District.-J. G. Jones, L. F., elected
Tenth District.-Dimmck, l.. F., elected
We have also despatch from the Philadelphia
Bulletin which gives US most Of the above returns.
1t says Kuhn, Wing, is probably elected in the
Westmoreland district-a Wing gain.l
Second Despatch Election Returns.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9, p. m.
In the 9th district, Montgomery county gives
McNair over 900 majority for Congress. Delaware
county gives Freddy, Wing, over 500 majority.
McNair is elected, being Locofoco gain.
The whole Locoioco ticket is elected in Mont
gomery county.
Fourteenth District.-Schuylkill gives so MAORI
ty for Boas the Locofoco candidate for Congress
Dduphin COUNT. gives Boas ma
jority of 297. Lebanon county 10 hear from, which
will decide the result of this district.
Seventeenth Dishicf.-Parker IL. FL has AIS
majority for Congress in Mffin county.
York and adams kurtz IL. F. elected by 400
MAJORITY gain.
James f. Buchanan, l.. F., elected over Barnitz,
District Attorney, by 500 majority
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NAVY SUPPLIES UNDER BUREAU OF
YARDS AND DOCKS.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, }
WAsHINGToN, October 4, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate for each
~ class, endorsed Proposals for Class No. -
for the Navy Yard at Washington, will be re-
ceived at this Office until II o'clock m on the 1st
day of November next, for furnishing and delv-
ering upon the wharf, at such other place within
the yard may be directed by the commandant
the materials and articles hereinafter specified
Glass No. l.-Bricks
100, 900 best arch brick
54l 900 best hard red brick
q 500 best Berry's premium fire brick
$500 best Mount Savage do
10000 of the bard red brick TO be delivered by
the 18th of November and the balance by the st Of
March next. The Mount Savage brick TO be de-
lvered by the LIST December, and the arch and Ber-
rvs premium friedrich to be delivered by the let
of March next.
Glass No. 2.-Stone
375 perch best blue large building stone
$50 granitesteps, rise, 10 in. step
by feet in length each
The building stone TO be delivered by the 18th
November, and the cut granite by the lst Of March
next.
CLASS No. 3.-Oak Timber and Lumber.
o. whiteoa piles each 20 #. long and IL in square
IL do butts 10 do to square 6 in.
at butt, for art-tongues
500 superficial feet I-inch white oak boards
The white oak boards TO be delivered by the 18th
November, and the piles and butts by The LIST of
March next.
Glass No. 4.-U1iie and YeLlolo Pine Boards.
ITO be delivered by the 18th December next)
$4,000 superficial #. in. prime white pine boards,
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Additional News by the Atlantic.

New YORK, Oct % D. m.
Among the passengers in the Atlantic are James
Watson Webb and family, Col. Hitchcock, U. s..
Army, and H. Vernot, consul of the French Re-
public at Baltimore
FRANcE.-A letter from Blois states that the So
cialiss of that town had made an attempt seduce
the soldiers OF the second regiment of light nfan
try. All their propositions had been rejected with
Indignation.
RoME.-The two organic DEGREES published by
Cardinal Antonelli have not been lavoraby re-
ceved. In consequence of these DEGREES, the paper
money has fallen three per cent.
The Papal army will consist Of 10 900 men.
ENGLAND.-The Tuscan government in order to
avoid all unpleasant consequences, has resolved to
and losses sustained by the British subjects during
the occupation Of Leghorn by the Austrian troops.
The Austrian government has sent dispatches TO
the king of Hanover urging him to interfere to aid
the Eector Hesse in destroying the constitution
and making himself absolute, and proclaiming King
Ernest material and moral assistant. The Aus
tran papers are outrageous at the recent attack
Haynau in London.
observation-disclosures from Schelswig state that
the Danish operations by sea have been con-
tnued among the Islands of the west coast of
Schlcswig. They have taken possession Of Fohr,
Amrum, List, and Silt. The three Holsten gun
boats, the whole of the naval force on the west
coast, could make no effective resistance.
London money markets Consols quoted at 90 a
96s for money, 96S 96l for account
No change in the quotation of Securities.
Business dull. Mexican bonds 305 a 305; Pa.
bonds 81; S2l.
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nICTIoNNAIRE FKANCAIs. EsPAG MOL, EFT

nICTIONNAIRE FKANCAIs. ESPAC MOL, EFT
IL EsPAGNOL-FRANCAlS, redigG d'apres IA
dernicre edition de 'Acsdsmie Franchise 81 cele dc
rAcsdemie Espagnoie, par NJ. NJ. Lopez, ct Maurol
complete in one volume.
Just imported from Paris by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also, Tsboadas's Spanish and French Dictionary
vols; Paris, lsi9.
seosne's Spanish and English Dictionary. ? vols
London, 1870
Neuman and Baretti's Spanish and English Die
tionary, 2vos.; Boston.
Neuman and Biretii's Spanish and English Die
tionsry, abridged vol; Philadelphia.
Blanc's Spanish and Euglish Dictionary, ! vol;
London.
Meadows Spanish and English Dictionary,
vol London. Oct 10