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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
THE RAIL ROAD Is CoMMBNcEDf
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And we are OFT the ARR .lraiu

And We are oil the nrsI Train. tafs
IHEREFORE. be il known to one and all thar
l. We are determined 20 make a change in eur hu
siness, and viii sci oGr present Stock OF Grocer,
les. Which consists o! general stock with large
and well selected stock of FINE LiQUOaS Of all
grades, inferior 10 nane in market. and To all. an
wei as our o.d customers IN particular will sci.
NJ low figures for Cash, or such paper as will be.
iaken IN Bank with approved security. and in no
oiher way. And TO Keep all quiet. we would ask
all that owe us one cent, eiiherby Note or Acecuni,
10 call and see Us soon, and let US eomprornise 10
save Further sieps. And all having CLAIMS against
US, they had better be after getting them as soon ns
possible This is by soSeYre iectioR our ds fernned
resonon, and We viii be greatly obliged 10 all of
our particular friends and customers not 10 ask us
TO violate This pleige,.as We shall NEST assuredly
deny them. Once said IS good as a thousand times
I 10 any one desiroas ol locating in n fiourishine
city and getting into good 2de, We will ssll our
entire Stock on good terms We have been doiny
Grccery business here for years past, and ca,
He oi much Use TO our successnIs.f a-t se- a-s,g-
ALl.lS- & HOWES,
= ape2 tf r vlIssr9sal Ton EyansvilIe Ind %
&J Gazette, Nincennes; Register Mt Camel:
Express, Terre Haute: Journal Laiavtte: copy To-
amount of So. and send bills TO his Office 'fsY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
G.. COLLIER ROBBINS,

NJ IANuFACTU UKEk OF igeuuine Diamond Point
WI ed Gold Pens. No. 35 Market st,eet ST. Louis,
Mo. These Pens have becn thoroughly lried IN the
West, and have proved tohe the very best ever ci
ered to the public tor durability elasticity, unior
nifty OF stroke. Icatness Ot workpanship.and 9th
er properties OF COED Pen. hey cannot be sur
passeA Price 50, with an extra silong silver case
and Pencil. Letters enclosing tie amount will
meet with prompt attention and the pens can he cx
changed If they do rot suit tie hand-l large En-
craving pens, and beauiiiul pen stamped Robbins
Odd Fellow $ Pen, constantly OH hand. dec1-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
RAILROADS AND PLANK ROADS.

IMPROV EMENT is the order OF the day, and
| those who 10 not improve the present moments
are be.vAd the times. have for sale some Of tic
best upland inythe courty, a part OF which is well
improved Ii is situate 10 miles due north OF this
city, and near tie line of ailroad The contempla-
ted Plank Road will run thrc Ugh some of this land
which with the Railroad will afford every facility
for taking the produce TO market 700 ncres Of
ered and will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers
The farm known as the Horhsrook Fam, is pari
Of The lands now for sale.
II the above lands are ior sold before the first day
of July next they will be sold al public auction. Of
which due notice will I've given. Title beyond dis
pute for terms apply TO il hg1Di- -diTG3 i9
p HORNBROOk, Main street.
Evansville March 4. 1850 . 3 1 n,h5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
2 lf 1iH REMOVAL. l i' ''Aia %
UCTIOE UOTTSE.9

THE undersigned have removed iIfo fbe four
IL story fTe-proof tuildirg on Water street, two
doors above MAN. formerly occspicd by r. Barnes
and are prepared sell n Aaciion ali des eripions
OF properly entrusted toihcm They will aiIend 10
se.ng OF Read Estate in any cart of The eis. : q
REGULAR Sale DAYS. Wednesdays. and for second
hand tnThitarc and Calaniies'' in eeEeral Saiur
days. Having an abundance oi room. rcrsors wish
ing roocs stored can be accommodaiod- t
They keep on hand general assortment OF FUR
hITURE. consisting oi SOFAS, B,ireaus. Tables
Chairs. Looking Glasses. Looking Glass Plates &c
&c. Also, Dry Goods, Books, Fancy ArticIts. and
Notions Also general assortment OF Clocks,
wholesale and retail.
nab WOOISEY Z NELSON
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TO THE LADIES.

10 T6E LADIES.
THE LADIES of Evansville ana vicinity ara re
specially invited to call and examine the stock
OF Fancy Arucles. Shoes, Ne. at my establishment
on First street. between Main and Sycamore. up
per side. Hoping that my ondeavOrs To obtain sue
cess IN this new enterprise. will be properly appre
ciated and rewarded by nv old acquaintanceS and
that will receive the encouragement OF their pre-
nee often, shall spare no pains 10 ple1se.
my7 IT JOSEPHINE FAUNTLEBOY
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NO HUMBUGl

Gb lR0n WORTH of Clothing and Furnish
D4OOV ing Goods at Cost Tor Cash. We
Will sell our entire stock of Clothing cost. con-
ssting of ful, assortment of Coats, Pants Vests,
Cloaks Wrappers, Boots, Choes, Hats, and many
other articles 100 tedious 10 mention.
Call soon, as they will be sold AT great Bargains
for Cash. MAYER & TRIEk
iel0 If Water 81 next to Sycamore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
WESTERN MARBLE.

TIiE undersigned hayi7g discovered Quarry of
fine White Mlrtle in faTris, n County, Ind. has
erected Stea N Mil Tor the purpose of saving id
up into Slabs suitable tor Iombslones. &c. is now
prepared to furnish euch articles AT about one half
the price they have heretofore been furnished at %
Ii receives very I,aaiinl polish and is in every
way equal 10 the Marble furnished by the Vermont
Quarries haye ordered large lot shipped to Ev-
ansve, which will be here during the comiIe
month ANY one needing Monuments, Tomb
stones, Furniture Work of any al d every dcscrip.
ion would do well 10 eYamfe oar Western pro-
duction before Duying have been bong engaged
in the business and call il equal If nor superior TO
any Marble ever offered in the West. 600 -,
aD23 lnjwn COL. CROSS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01

X ROGER Produce and Commission M,r
" chants, store formerly occupied By Girarc
Sites No. ., Prenlis Block yicksburs, Missis
sipPi. M
refer to Hill, Mclean s. Co. New Orleans.
aug 80 u .re
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n Cls WEEVfR. Ar D.

Ln e. g. VIEWER, M D. i aa.
DHfSlClAN and SURGEON. tfiice on tho
i corner Of First ard Vine street, just above The
Post Olce. ~
N. B. Dr. VIEWER having leen obliged during
irons, e.poc.ally these in the country, would res
pe:rfully inform them, that he is now at liberty tc
devote his entire dittnion TO the duties of his pro
'tessian. p H lf.i.H .l. faaI rnp23 3ml
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LAMP SHEARS, &C.

L AMP Shears, Bed Cords Plough lines, Halter
Ia ropes. ard Mackerel, Goldfish, Shad and all
other articles in the grocery line tor sale by
riyi ,E HORNBROOk & BURTlS-
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A BRANCH OF THE GREAT WESTERN
% Iff MARBLE WORKS. IIT =
TIE Proprietor of the Great Western Nix ibe
Works haSine established branch Of ses-
tabliShmeTi in the town Of Evansville Ind. is now
prepared to furnish all who may desire 10 erect Du
rable Mementoes. over he Graves OF their deceased
friends. with Monuments, Tcmbstones, &C.,
of all description sizes end qualities OF Foreign and
Domestic Marble; and at Lower Prices, than have
ever been offered Wes; oi the Mountains.
Evansville, April %, 80. COL. CROSS
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EDGAR CoNKIIEG. ....wM WOOD. ....ALFkID We
Encnnrnoe Home linnnf,cfHreS.
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INGLE & WHEELER,

Manufactuyrer of Confectionary,
First Street, betUeen Mrih and Sycamorc
rANDIE.S oi every fdrety. Lemon Syrups am
u Soda Syrups-ali favors. etc, always o
hand. -.rr Ie l2-dly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK

Still in the main they were essentially indian, re-
tanning all their fundamental laws ana al leir as
tinctiye Indian characteristics. brant himself,
thouqh sent TO school in New England In early life,
and though greatly distinguished as warrior, and
greatIv courted BY distinguished men in America
and in Europe vet remained the chief of his tribe
and felt his glory and his welfare to be Unidentified
with their glory and their welfare and to The tay
of ihs death, his great solicitude was to protect
his tribe in their rights, and to advance their
interests
However little we may think of his taste in de-
claring for savage life, rather partially civilized
life, as most conductive 10 human happiness, we
cannot deny that some of his arguments in favor of
his position, have force and pungency. His remark
" We have no robbery under the color of law" il
biting sarcasm upon the course that some Chris
tlans Heaven save The mark-take to rob their
tellow-men of property. for which they have hon
estly paid, through some oversight in drawing up
the deed, or through some technical infOrmaiiV,
and his ideas Of equity ought to make such mem g
ears tingle with shame
Happily, the laws for Imprisonment for debt have
no existence in the United States, except perhaps in
one or two of them. But the force of Brant's re-
marks on that subject is not broken on account
thereof, though they do not apply TO us as a
people. AT the time his letter written, imprls-
onment for debt was common, and hardly any
body seemed to think there was any thing objec-
tlOnabe in it. His eloquent philippe fell with Pc
cuiar force then, and stamped him man many
years in advance of his time. To those who desire
10 study the character of this very remarkable
! would say, Read the life of Brant, by VIM L..
Stone. These volumes are the result Of great re-
search and besides giving intelligent, and /
think, impartial life of BFant, supply gap in all
the histories Of the United States have seen, az
we'll as in all other works treating upon the War OF
the Revolution. 1t gives clear, connected, and
lucid account Of the operations in the Mohawk Val
ley, both immediately previous to the War OF lnde-
pendence, and during that war; Communicated
TO the 81. Louis lntelllgencer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25
DAILY CRESCENT.
EOt lhe tiSsCtl
THE DEW-DROP.


THE DEW-DROP.
When from his car the god Of day
Shot over earth his fulgent ray,
To breathe the incense of the morn,
| bent my way along the lawn.
And soon | spied, upon spray,
A dew-drop clad in colors gay
Such as to angels cheeks are given
By the inspiring airs of Heaven.
An hour passed on, and homeward strayimg,
Aurora's beams around me playing,
sought in vain once more to view
That lustrous drop of limpid dew.
At length arrived the noon-tide hour
All nature felt its withering power;
Aye, every fioweret dropped its head,
Wherever Sol his radiance shed.
But when, descending from on high,
He bent him toward the western sky,
Borne on the Zephyr's wings, shower
New Iustre gave each dropping flower.
The cloud swept blythe wind was hushed,
And then the rose more deeply blushed
More verdant Natures carpet seemed,
While all the West with splendor beamed
lhe Orient next engaged my sight,
Spanned by an arch supremely bright,
And robed in every gorgeous hue
/ nat shone within that drop of dew.
hey were the same saw at morn,
While straying Ger that fragrant lawn
The roses tint-the saffron hue,
Commlngled with the vioet's blue.
And then, methought, that drop so bright,
That gliStened in the mornings light,
From Larth's embrace had torn away,
10 beam in Heaven with purer ray
50 virtues mild, and spirits pure,
A life on earth can ill endure;
But when erhaled to Heaven, they seem
In angel forms to brighter beam.
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IS squares Of Ground, containing 1910 Lots, with
new and modern built Dwelling, after the Gothic
Also, thOlce Batture property situated at Alg
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
Succession Of Cyrus Gteen-ImprOyed Property
on suZette street, second Municipality.
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer,

NEDHESDAf, December g. al u o'clockWu be sold at
w t99 at Banks Arcade BY and in order Of
Hon N Lea Judge Of the Second District Court Of NsvOElsans
dated Nov ., 1850
The follow ing described property belonging the
Cyrus Green deceased,
certain LOT OF GROUED with ali the improvements thereon
IN the square bounded Benjamin, suLeue St. Thrm.s and
IchoupOulas SAID ~ feet nctas
front on zets greet by depth Of m feet 10 SO inches
parallel lines The improvements comprise
family refence built Of brick having below eight
aho'e with galleries front and side two story Kitchens and
rooms IN the with brick
tons arranged Tor keeping meats, butter,
Terms OneNhrt CASH balance u ard
bearing interest from date secured
property,
Ac! Of sale before Wm Monaghan N P expense
nurrh
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A Fountain Among WiUous.-It is my very ideal
Of elegance and grace. Those long, dropping, deli
cately-toliaged bonghs undulating, waltzing with
their foreheads TO the cTownings of the sun, tina,
go up pearls and fall back diamonds, like the
thoughts of pure hearts raised to heaven, are sug.
gestive to my fancy of multitude of fascinating
images, of" aluring and delicious sounds" Psyche
yet young mfiden in her fathers palace, shak ng
about her long, wavy, pale brown hair the sweet
minor Of old Cathed-al anthem white fingers
sweeping the Strings of Moorish lute flow er-
scents, exquisite and imp1plble vague and beau
tful imagings floating around poets brain Tas-
so improvising in garden, ringing soft changes on
the name OF LaOnOre.
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REMOVALS.

. EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
~ Gate of Naohez has removed to No. IA Canal street.
Office the lower front third door beyond the Epi
pal Church. mo SmOs
p PEMOVAL-JosEPH II. PALMER ~ Co. have
~ removed from So Graver No. 47Camp street,
above GravIer. $50 6m
D EMOVAL-DR. McKELvEY has removed
IL his Office No IL Carondeet, between Canal and Com
streets. n4 3m
D pEMOVAL-HUTCHING DAGUERREuTYPE
IL removed the northeast of Canal and Chaes
streeThe finest Portraits the world taken this
tabishment, prices to suit the times. Call and En-
No. "a Canal street nj 3mOp%
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

4 Problem for GeoLogistS.-Last week, John
Mussey, Esq, had occasion to blast a large solid
boulder of granite on his farm in Cape Elizabeth
for the purpose of removing it. The boulder was
without crack or any appearance OF one.
On prying open of the riffs, made hy the blast,
there was the body of half grown frog, with his
tongue thrust out of his mouth as if forced out hy
the pressure There a cavity in the solid
stone, just OF the size, form, and capacity, to re-
ceive the frog body, and from which it was taken.
Portland Argus.
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give US some singular facts connected with an old
beggar woman, named Elizabeth Morelock, whose
death lately occurred in that city she died in the
night, and in the evening GIFTED candle was
placed upon stand beside the Ded, her idiot daugh.
ter, frighful looking hunchback, being the only
| attendant-though for part of the time the physi.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD.
Extensive Sale OF Splendid and Fashionable
Furniture.



TUESDAY November z6, 1850, and the following DAY,
Robb, Esq, st Charles
The entire FURNITURE the establishment, conprisnR list
oi elegant and fashionable Drawing Dining
seees Work Tables; Extension Dining and other Tables
hne Carpets full China and Gasswre the conten
Chambers, comprising e,ey description OF Bedroom rqua
Cutlery variety description Furniture
the best Eyles All catalogue which
will be ready for delivery the 9th Of November.
The dwelling will be opened for inspection Of Furniture
Tsrms-Ca,h On delivery. Sale without reserve nj
IS squares of Ground, containing 1910 Lots, with
and modern built Dwelling, after the Gothic
style, in the town of CarrOlitOn.
Also, Choice Batture Property, situated at AIgiers
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
viii auction, at Banks Arcade, 20
The following described REAL ESTATE, which will lod to
the highest bidder, wit:
First That eleg nly newly built Gothic situated on
the Carrolon Avenue between Third aud Fourth
with q lots Of ground
"A lois ground odonDg property after
which will sold ground situated t6e best
locations in the Of Csr7n. portion Of the property
located the line Of the railroads about being
from Lafayette and the other being continuation Of the
Railroad to the Lake.
Third. ground large wsrehou.e at
Agrs an bounded y Laycrgne the public
RIVER and the properly Devyss These ocad
Tor shipyhfd warehouses tesnhp wharge per
exhibited at the Arcade.
Ter - Onehird cash; balance l., q g. snd years
cre for note bearing the property, with Per
Interest from daand then pad
OF per cent per until final payment.
Acs Of sale before T. STARK Notary Public, expense
the purchAssrS mis-
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STEAMBOATS,.

.sg;s N & {? $: .SSif SsfE EiNE1 Di5tk1 ..slS-.;Js
PS?ES iI-;msEs 6ilES:oS Sapisin E. A Hiern. aud
sten s sdi % es3s GS0 ne y Es5s9 8 f ooSs
way ettsT bag leaves the otoe Of t6e Agents at oc0ck
S' 'ss z Gfb6hgD Hs SS. & Place
SefpSF y EaRSo and yie1s3HTs Pasket
The elegant light and swift running steamer d. B MOSBY,
SRSs. anntS S9'H'MS jH6 ff a?sSi
inst at o'clock P M For freight passage apply on
''', - 01"N' +: B. sNITH, II Poy,lras street.
runs from Orleans to a1S Yszoo CIV W O' DOA n5
FesnIaF Yazoo ao.o EiyeE P@cke W d CLEO o.
zao Chy satarIis a ami yiek sbnrEHTBe $THs new, a
elegant and swift Iunpins steamer CLEONA Capt G. v
on Nj rNDAY the 55th instant at 10 o'cioeE A @ For
n B. D0s saITH III q il TSS POydn ss5fs I"
-fsg For LcuisviiIeI5Thesp espsndid steamer BOs.
he Sbaye n ops n at PrG iSsIm,s mas, w 1nSnn saye
MONDAY, the 25th instant, at O'Clock NJ. For freight
or s''ass Apply g sASGBT HSSfGtH f5 EWING 80 street.
ffssnHs fssE., S,NS M0Pdsy ,IFGakVsbgEs Weekly
Lake Providence. MEens Rsnd, dd,RTSftPR, TcPs,
burg, New Carthage. Grand Gulf, Rodney and Nachez
Gap sT IT. % w e6sG eos e eSa%sT asys @ NE
above and all intermediate landings on MONDAY the 18th
I nj CLOCK M sn g. SMfH MfifiiHfsfr II fERS EGss st.
NJ h For Louisville, Evansville, Hender-
sSa GSs9da Gp an ss M
Their now IN p'r and will leave for the above and inter
mediate landings, on TUESDAY, the 26tn clock
P. N. For freight or passage, apply on board,
nS5 J. NJ. MOORE CO. Poydras
IT, - Regular Tuesday Weekly azOO I ity
IEs59sssS3' and Nlcksburg Packet MON hOE-For va
EssIzasszAE City, Satsrta, Vcksburg Grand Gulf,
Rodney and NacheIThe superior aud swift running pasen
ger packet MONROE, Capt Sam Gwartney will positively
leave for the above and all intermediate landings TU ES
apply to [n22l T. B. SMITH, II Poydras st.
IT, h Regular Red River Packet Steamer
Ls4SsSss9S GOV. BEkI-Fur Shreveport, Natcnltoches
HSSasaR and AleSHndria-The superior, light draus h.
and swift running steamer GOV BENT, Capt d. Brapt
denburg will Leave for the above and all land
Ings on TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock For
freight passage apply board foot Of Benvle street,
rto [n23l T. b. SMITH, II P,N dTas 81.
Rss$ n Regular NJ emph.s Packet ANfHKCIA.
lfS4k4ssTS For Memphis, Helena, Moulh of White and
sldszzzs9 Arkansas Rivers Napoleon, Princeton, Lake
Providence, Ncksburg, and all the Bends. The and
splendid passenger steamer AMERICA, Jesse johnson,
will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
on WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst. at O'cock M For
freight passage having superior accommodations, apply
on board, foot of Canal street,
PICKETT, PERKINS & GO Agents,
81 Maga2i street
N. B.A clerk is the Levee receiving freight for
the America. n25
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lowing " The blue grass region was the scene,
Wednesday last, OF an anomalous and tragical
occurrence. 1t is the trngical because the
remembered also, that she moves in good society.
Paris. May her good name lose nothing by her
chivalry and conjugal affection
Three men of bully reputation, went into the
house of gentleman in Paris, KY, and asked his
wife where he was, aVowing their business to be
TO tie him up and whip him for sapping the
mulatto child Of one of their chums. She replied
that he in his shop. They went off and she
followed them into the shop unperceived and picked
up mallet and chise. One of the men drew a
knife and pistol and advanced to the husband, who
cornered, squalling murder The lady, how
ever, advanced with necessary speed and dealt the
assailant blow with the maet upon the shoulder
disocated it, and senced him. The second was
met by the woman, and blow with the same
instrument, dealt with such force on the forehead
as TO break the skull, put him hOrS de combat
The heroine turned to her husband and found him
tusslng with the third one on the floor. She went
to work upon this third genteman's head as delib-
erately as circums tances allowed and soon sue
cerded in relieving her husband from all fear Of
" murder" at his hands All the gentlemen assail-
ants had to be packed home. | have this state
ment of the facts and characters connected with
this affair from gentleman OF undoubted veracity
who came from Paris since the occurrence
| have heard of such heroism before, but not
since the days of Boone, Logan, and Kenton
She must have some of their blood in her veins
Just imagine woman, weighing scarcely 12O
pounds, of mild countenance and modest men
facing three ruitlans and famming out the trio
with aid but that of the husband in tripping one
Of them"
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.

DAVIES MATHEMATICAL WORKS
- Publ shed by a 3. BARNES n CO, NewYork and
sold by John BALL, gent, Bookseller No. 50 Grayer
street Efpworeans The ooyiDE sqmg[isng the entire
be had at all times either by retail quartes as above
ELEMENTARY COURSE:
DAvIEs' PRIMARY TABLE BooK, cloth back:
DAVIES FIRST Lessons ARITHMETIC, Morocco back .
DAVIES SCHOOL ARITHMETIC. new edition, enlarged;
hEY 70, DAVIEs SCHOOL ARITHMETIC, new edition;
DAVIES GRAMMAR or ARITHMETIC:
Do. do do, Without Answev.
KEY TO DAyIEs' UNIVERSITY ARITHMETIC;
DAVIES ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, sheep;
KEY TO DAVIES ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA;
DAVIES. PRACTICAL GEOMETRY hENsURATIoN;
DAvIEs' NORMAL CHART OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE
ADVANCED COURSE
DAVIES BOURDoS's ALGEBRA, svO, sheep;
DAVIES LEGENDRE = GEOMETRY, SvO, sheep;
IIAVlEs, ELEMENTS Os SURVEYING, SyO, sheep;
DAVIES ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY, SvO. sheep
DAVIES DIFF AED INTEGRAL tALCuLAs, SVo, sheep
DAvIEs DEsCEIPTlvE GEOMETRY SyO. sheep;
DAWES SHADES SHs Dows AND Per SPECTTyE syo.
DAVIES LOGIC OF MATHEMATICS, Svo, cloth mis- 2Iyos