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from bs date Of the Of
the mines therefore The advantage Of being
i increased
ten be-
isSsd 20 be very They all Ices enien
81 Louis, and in The Midrt Of
abuAdaniiy all the agricultural products vi Tue LAT
itude n which they located ..,n...,.,,, :,
Cou.nissioaer Of he General Land Once.
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THE AMERICAN Lave Stock Insurance Company
vncennes Indiana Charter unimted 1850
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders individually liable.
For the insurance Of horses mules bulls
descriptions against The combined
DENTS and disease also driven
transported South Losses paid in thirty after proof
DectorJoseph Bowman, counsellor
merchants Captain Isaac Mass. merchants George D. Hay,
chant Hon. Thomas Bishop builder John
bank drector Alvin w. Tracy merchant and bank
Abner Ellis State senator and NJ vDccnnss Abm Smith,
hrmeT, bank director, and auditor OF KnoI county
Joseph PRESIDENT b. shureT Whitney,
VIM Bunch, and president
Of the State Bank Of Indiana
L. NELSON agent, Pennsyvania avenue between
18th Streets Washington City
Sept os--diy
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The elo,nins and cloihng materials
classes each which proposals will be received and
fr eisAm the made up, viz blue cloth
blue eio, aowssrs shirts blue flannel
flannel, tina. may BE- required for making gar
,s %a. 70 ies The up B.ey
ing ocks and canvas. duck uowaen -, ,nv. a,.. ,,.,
may required making similar to those specified in
,he third class, and md The pans ar% .,.
Sirth elass.--An the kings and socks :.
eids the mattresses, incudibs 'wocoVeiS !" eac
"'I Es AZ ean-Au the black silk handkerchief
eiass-Ai the blankets
The shoe. and pumps be stamped w as sne % Do r.
following proportion for each 100 pa unless Otherwise order
49, four Of No u twelve Of IN No. 10 as s Nc ONO
fifteen Of No st. twenty of No. g. fifteen Of NO. IT. To-" OF NO. nVe
All The above fully equal in the quality texture
which sna an ss deposited O. Il
.n and
and nanne made ocean wool and indsodysd and dyed in
The quantity required Of each q the
may required contract will therefore be made, not
~, or "a @ BE-
navyards respectively The prices must be uniform at all
subject such inspection at the
ss win be ,a, is fully equal The am M, Q,
all other respects to he supuaons and provisions o ns 70
The whole must be delivered s expense
tight and dry Soae 2, ,na
shipping free Of all to the United states and
appointed by the Navy Department 800
and must expense attending fulfil
s %
In case Of failure on the part the
liver articles which be ordered from them
ss cos n sa
be made Of what may DC @ 20 supply as under
duplicate copy hereof the Bureau Of and
reqaison I'd received .''' ne evidence A
Two or more approved .uretes equal the
een.u@ win be ~nhsd from amount Of payments on .ecopn
esssS @ nS. sys per 70 or b.
S s.s Iaas s b ps % . sa,s
a1w,a MOULDED. E.sss.s.s soss:s; wii )
me- bureau within ay: a. exclusive Of me s Isqus M
Every a. directed in the &C,
Congress. making naval 1861 ap
TO he sss. .: o. s:, u"s.r ~
the bidder bidders will hi, their bid be accepted
the % as
SUNNY a.s
record sses... q NE 'ss, nsos@,n. sass Of -.
within u. me..ns the Of ls. and h bid win b made
Ersraer iAs act Of csasrs, approved Auss 10, 1896
s q: .d g. THAT, from and after the
T DC navy SSSs 1yss
y ssss ;S ~ oss
responsible per.ons, The they undsrak r.
that the bidder bidders will, his
into obligation In
Navy with good and sucieut saretcs furnish supple,
proposed No considered
such IT. ahe the proposal
uon thereof the bidder bidders, shall
into obligation within
Navy with good nnd sucisn suSenes for furnishing supplies
then the Secretary Of the Navy shall
other tor furnishing tho said supplies
forthwith the difference
proposal guaranteed which
uaced for furnishing said supplies period
proposal to be charged ssd bidder bidders
their gnfanor gusranors and the same be Immediately
recovered the United Hses Navy
In action Of debt agains either all of said persons"
Ap 24--law4w Yt.sH.s 4@ NJ 4
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BY the President OF the United States.

IN pursuance: Of the entitled Gan act u. authorize
i s s % IN Sa.': end % az
SSr.n @ = FMoaE en " @ uns
a. DO hereby declare and make snown ,ha, public
OF Illinois aad Wisconsin, at the periods hereinafter dsnsto
Al Ii. land ONCE MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, commen
cling Monday the third day OF November next for the disposal
from the public sale s4 May 1877 ordered
NORTH line fourth principal meran
The east quarter of section nine the nor
quarter and eashaf Of the quarter
TIA h. quarter cas-,
Ae the southwest, quarter Of seeten r~o tie southwest
su.Ier quartz,
sssiss quarIer Of
SSs. x township SSs two '
Tss ..s hal: and nor ?. A nows quarter %
twseyAvss the south hall Of the southwest OF thirty
ssss,ws sunssr harry
quarter and ne noa': QUARTER q ne Of thirty
township three the hall Of the
northwest quarter the qa.s Of six IN township four
quarter Of The northwest quarter of thirty one in township hvs Of
quarter Of he quarter the
northwest r half northwest
.oS on. the .ou Sai Of ,s "e ne sa hail
:sS w.. css. q 81 n. and The cas-, %
.sn:1 ss.,.sr o :. nj M Ave
U.ssAid day o. November disposal
Sns s.S..e. leases. wi,sns,a from
the 5,h April ls4 ordered
proclamation Of the 9Th Of September, 1876, viz;
NORTH Of s bass ns and ea 81 rae fourth principal meridian
The w.s hal. q hs ausreI Of .ecio.
the half u The northwest tbirtysix township
twsnty- na>, OF rasss e. - ss..J .s IatH5 81
AID tn. northeast Of the northeast
township and thu half Of twenty
s,R twenty nAne ~ range
80; sssss.s quarter the southeast Of section
'"s IN townshp twenty nine, OF three n
quarter Of tho southeast and the northwest
.hiy.ve and n. the nornwe. quarter Of
N township twenty nine, Of range
NORTH 81 fAe base line ond fourth principal meridian
The west part Of The section 6e.n and Tho
800 Ssso % ~ northeast quarter Of township
1hs west fractional half Of seventeen in ,oo.bo
accordance provisions Of thu ,, n ia, III. M
heraiebsloss ressd spPt,on w,H moi {,
any u s akosseniioned a.a after ,hey have s 70
h.iie. hsretofrc srsnsd nv AM aud no locations
say rendered United h p s,d -, m
yAs s.oys ~ssio.sA . . provided BY en,ed aMg
eoysrnneno Ac, approved ID March, eSi The VIII he
offered and sold such legal subdivisions viii min.
lees Than heo dollars and Gy rcr and
ao< said public roe, =,
within ters me~tAs thereafter, then The
subject W sale other nRda ri n tftnH ~ raf5f
dspcssd of and longer and private entries Of the
land hs uses oerad will be admitted until aer expra
In further sc have csuud me Commissioner
81 me General Land Once publish proclamation
n Of he above lands prepared from ths ohnl doca
Given under my hand city Of washington , twenty.
80 o. app" as"o poHni one thousand eight hundred and
UAs rrsden,si "hInA" f'AL"ohA
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
- ~ ssss4 TO THE PUBLIC. I. H
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Rsn away ON
subscriber the III Of March, 1881 celoyed CATHA
kline, Kitty Francis
one or inches high se IL Of rather delicate
about 30 years OF shs hiring Wash
ngon free woman secresd by
Al persons are forewarned against hiring baboring The
above reward will be paid on her delivery
Mar 25-3awu l. p
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John n. McCALI.A. late Second Auditor 81 us $40
oers his prosecution OF claims on
nsnt, bsfers Congress- ths dsp~rmsAh IN the ss"e
AilftAy accounts, and agsAct brainsss gsnetab nd
Lettets Aa4senedto him business should he post p
nee y ~ ~ warner Of 9Th and Louisiana avsnss
WAsnHSTsH CIrr, Apnl0e-1
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES
sERa, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEEs OF MINERAL

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPIIUN CLAIMANTB, AND TO LES
sREs, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEES OF MINERAL
LANDS.
Every person emitted ,p eh! 81 prscmpuon any Of
lands within The townships otownsps above enumerated
eaacd TO establish the the satisfaction 9th
receiver proper land Office and make payment therefor
practicable this before appointed
OF the public sale Of lands
claimed otherwise claim viii be forfeited Aud even
having right the entitled Ah act
additional land district in ne Teno Of Wisconsin, and for other
purposes approved ID March, l64i fesse per-
nse enls the extent OF their leases permits, the
lands Within the townships and fractional townships above
WILLOW River distrit entitled
entitled act to reduce the minimum price mineral lands
Lake Superior district Michigan Chippewa dis
rct Wisconsin, approved 26h September 1880
land covered BY their leases and em respectively
the mini1um u rs covering
full section entitled on tho surrender of.uh permit
section at The ris OF 50 pei required establish the
the Satisfaction OF the register and receiver At Willow
and make payment therefor practicable sers this
notice. and before the day appointed for the
public sale Of he lands embracing the claimed
claim win be forfeited. IT
j. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
May .## -..H
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BuIeas Provisions and Ciotiing, April ~, 1851
cEAL PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposas for Navy Cothtng
y Clothing Materials" will be received Al THIS once until
O'Clock I'D day Of May next for furnishing
delivering receiving thirty days nocs NJ each g etsI Of
Msachusetts BROOKLYN New York,
ana ospo Virginia. such quantities only all Of the fol-
clothing and clothing materials
by The commandments
said during the fiscal commencing
day Of July next and ending on the JUN day OF June e
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WIN. y. =. CROSS,
Afforwsy a~d Cor~ssiiov AT L.ap,
Washington City, y. O..

Prscsss In Couwbs ana viii stsuA
the collection II dsbt ard NE o. svrrv
lately passed Once In The City Hall ~ -
Cct3-u -
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second Coursc.--DanoinG Academy.
Liable has The 70 The ctjx~us Of
Washnrsn and Georgetown DANCING
the
Day on rennsyvsnis svsnns, opposite wiiisyAs Hotel
days Thursdays, and satur
Dec as-dtfH -" '''s-S'' ,ttstsaa $500 f@esala1
PsDr ihANTON KEY viii attend 20 any h~ssness
-. .. NY pI ,n,ed with before sther Of this Dis
ucl ana VIII also attend the m claim. hsn,.
rses and the DspertmenA. Once On Q arsst "''>'-
"-~"''a"'"'''-H " n. s,vas-.s July H-SawM
CHARPN Patent Rlsues, with Mavn.rd.- r,,4,..~
tolls 49, - "''' '~ss"'s "s
Fine English double barrel fbwlius pieces % '1sg
English and German single and double barrel pteto,s =
supply Of the abovs gsoda Just received, sale by
vaIyy mo W. BADEN 4 BR1TfyrR NJ
sll $4,000 Pennsylvania avenue, nsar street,
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! ! JOHN Ms MCALIA,
General agent at Washrxfsn CIR.
ILL., claims for land money, the government individuals
IL attended NJ. + Il = n
lie evidence In hts
the sodsrs Of the Of 1919 to land
offers his services In all cases, and others
settled Congress rvosecnted
WAsHssros, ssptsmber "a, Iss0.-ly y. f. '..t#f
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United states Paten4 OMce.
IN the petition. OF Bayey Salisbury Massachuset,s
praying for the extension of patent granted TO him
all kinds OF woolen and goods paper
seven years from the expiration OF said PATENT which
II ordered petition Patent once On
Monday, the s3d day Of June II pervons
are 20 appear and show cause they have Why said
Persons opposing required the Patent
Once their objscuons specifically writing least
twenty days before the ofhsans All testimony Asd by either
In once, which viii - farnished
application. 1868 N
Ordered published In the Rspab.,c intel.
fencsr, and Unioa Washington city, D. Daily Res boston,
Masachuser Journal, Tribune New
York Hartford, once week nr thrss
successive weeks previous to the a'd d,y q June ns,.
Commissioner Of Patenm.
Editors Of the above will please copy their
bills to the Patent Once with paper containing
nlSsOLuTION ~ Cepastsrship.Th heretofore er,.,
ing under the Dyer day bv mutual
consent dissolved Mr. George p tho settle
ment Of the accouns NJ the unssttsd
IL respectfully requested EDWARD G. DYER
"a, ...-.. GEO. ?. DYER.
@ CoPartnsrship Netice.-The undersigned have formed
copaneshfP nndsr the snd Arm Of Dyer Mcclure and
commune inc general auction and comisioN
They mss respectfully continuance Of he patrsn.r. b.
towed upon INC late ARM and pledge themselves dschasse hi
Dyer Mc~ire prepared upon ii, con
ssnmsnts, and 70 cash al .slss BY ,hsm. ~"
\ tNdW EDWARD O. DYER
80 Is }. O. MCGUIRE.
Sept U-dn tfI.
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ON the petition Of Chss H. Ttcomb, Lowell
administrator Ac OF Edgar NJ Tcomb deceased, formerly OF
praying for the extension ri granted
TO said Edgar NJ Ttcomb machine
ming wooen rowing
patent, which takes place 49th July, le5
II ordered hst the said petition be heard Paent Once
Monday the gle: day Of July next u O'Clock, and all
notified appear they
said petition ought not 10 BE- granted.
Persons opposing the required ne
Once their objections specifically
twenty days before the day Of hearing All ned by
be used ut the said hearing
accordance with the rules OF the oce which will
application.
Ordered also published in the Republic Intel
gcnccr and Unon Washington, d. Dnly Boston,
chusetts Tribune, New Yok and Providence Journal
dence L. week for three successive
the Both day Of May instant
saH #Al THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioned of Patents
r. H. Editors OF the above will
bills tho Oce copy paper cnnsautus
insertion o
May T-law3w @s.f fEelr. ssU H.i HsAfaI
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To Contractors.

OrrIor CoxNlssiosER PrhLIr BtILpIxcs
--sl Ell sa.u sateEfEne rsr WaShingon, May I, 1881.
pROPOsALS win be received this once until 3o'ciock,
Thursday, 2sh Instant, grading md paving rousd
Of suitable quality and that OF l4h which
bed
inches deep will be required under the and the laid
In nne gravel
proposals viii received ii the
curbone be both sides OF said 18th street. Of the North
blue inches thick And ghtsea inches deep,
edge Of which to be blessed as usual,
The work to executed the
ployed BY the Commissioner and be completed BY first
september Any surplus will deposited
the public mall within reasonable distance
Persons offering will the cubic yard for grading
Superficial yard for paving which include The avung
alec coat OF fine upon the surface Of the being
laid and per foot linea for the properly
VIM. EASILY,
May 9-2aw3w Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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A COMPENDIUM Of tAe E.tss. Dsay 81 IN. Law
n by Asa alphabetically arranged viii reference .
latest and most approved authorities. Elta .st3
'vo''., Law Sheep svor 20. AIN. R<s,,, E,s. - gov
efta tsfla. - and 81 Ann street, New Yen
Ora.ssns ftAs Prefssste~. ~
sound law within the ~is, sha, sssssv
public patronage bs3fa1.- ~. II M -
NEW YoRx, Sept. -, 1850.
Mr. Ju~scs Nelson in bis opinion ofthe
toned work. -
New YoRK, Sept. -, 1850. 6Nlt $3.50
The Of reliable esassas from whs w
pows sus. Ss ~ ,n ~ him s y
slant reference and win extensively aid the student the praepo
ROBERT J. wALKEI
Ihsvs frequently IL cisssioss snd sess ~
sFskhed wish their sccssaey, asd have been nsch
viii tAe psscon esearners which hassouness ~ r
stssance rom myself prcssa 500
learn its merits asA, like Ne, esoy ~ advantage .,vxns
Nrw Yoax Orr, Oct Is, 1850. jay
impa. ali advantage. Of an and well .r.'s.
book, while e profession deal Of n"s "
labor. !.
DAVID PAUL BROWN, PA'sds'As
Mr. knns has COLLECTED with ar... diligence and -
very ably advanced susca questions .pp -
= 80 = JUDGE PETERS. Ps''as'pAs
Ihav. examined Kinnss Law Compendium with .ssl s
miraby adapted 10 the purpcse for which II va csnoy
siGnedto facilitate the sabosS n counsel n the pepAras
ceases ~ tfia AaA argument From examination w.
titles, say wis confidence they treated VI"
judgment and ability 80
I aaafeaA JUDGE GRTDLEy, Uhcs, New TOT
II calculated 10 be greater help the student has ~
book Of ID Mxe sxtAnt, aAd WIN hnd upon even ~
81" -s.'1 --"s'~"' = 49, W. L. HURST, rAsasp'A
hs pias End unp and accuracy Of hes. work. a.. ,,
tae un4nahned Appfohateu Of the distinguishes
United en!s = Ne ss Justice Story, Chief Jastcss s
vsrmonH hosrhlewsr q New Jersey, Tucker Of Vnr""'
fuHirAsi ~ - 1880. - JOHN r TOW.
/ Nov sd - and 81 AssSs'~
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To THE PUBLIC.

s WAce sMAraced In the above Of The President
coMtes ~ me residue M The lead ir be bvoush, no
crn o. ne WISCONSIN river They hose (pas
ues3 ~ portion AaAd Inoi worked former essss
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NAVY DxrAsrAAsr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing April "a, 1881
sealed endorsed FropcsSas Or na
received this bureau until O'Clock, on Monday,
day furnishing aud delivering Ton receiving
the United States 81 Chslisssown
Brooklyn New York. and Cospost Virginia, such
quantities following articles be required ordered
cie u this bureau OF W The respective
said yards during tue nscs
sudng June 30, o,l, -
Boxes, shaving Handkefcuris, shki ianey eoion
Brushes, sh wing Looking glasses
Brushes, sesubbang sMustAtd seed
brushes, shoe Needles, sewing, assorted
Brushes, clothes Pepper, black
buttons, navy, vest Pepper, red .Hf
Buttons, navy, coat kxnofs, In single cases
BuuoDs, dead-eye Razor sops u .s#t#-
Backng, boxes OF hhard, hat
Beeswax soap, shaving, in cakes
Combs, coarse silk sewing, blue black
Combs, fine Scissors
Cotton, .poois OF
Grass fbf hats Thread, black, white and blue
Jackniyes 5t black and whts r +
Handkercheh, Gotten 1hmbies
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NoTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.


Every person entitled the right of empnon of The
townships above enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction of the egst
proper ONCE therefor
pointed public the lands
kaepx such claim will be forfeited
II r. g.. J, DUTTERFIELD,
81 Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Mayn
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COAST SURVEY cuARTs.

--~~,,r, - = :. -, r,,-
VNHE FOLLOWiNG ChAhIs nave been pub
a lshed under act OF congress, al the Coast sur
uey once, and are Tor sale oy agents In the pnnc-
pal ports OF the United Staies;
New York Bay and haroor, and lts Enyirons, IN
SIX sheets, complete; scale about two inches and
one tenth to mile. Price 70 cents per sheet.
Delaware Bay and RIVER In thrce sheets Price
40 cents per sheet.
New York bay and ifaroor, and Its Envlrons,
one sheet PrceI 10 cents
The western Coast OF tue United States from
Monterey TO the mouth oil the columbia River, three
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TURNER d. NUDGE,

TUt&N EH o. NUDGE,
Commission Paper Warehouse, No. 3 south
Charles street, Baltimore.
TTAVE for sale AMES'S fine and superfine ct
Il IL ter Paper, blue and white ruled and plain
fine and superfne Foolscap, blue and white, ruled
and plain; Folio Post Packet Post fiat Cap double
Cap, Envelope Paper, &c.
BUTLER'S fine, ,superine, and first class Letter
ruled and plain Packet Post; Commercial Post:
Folio Post, Foolscap, blue-wove, and white wove
and blue laid; fiat Cap, DENY, Medium, and ROYAL
Ledger Papers, Bank-note Paper, sc.
4 HUBBARD'S fine and supcrfne Letter Paper
blue white, and assorted colors; fin and superne
fiat Cap, blue and white DENY, Medium, Royal.
and Super royal Ledger Papers; Medium, Super
royal, and double Cap Cover papers: glazed Nc
dium, Folio Post, Envelope Paper Blotting & Paper,
Packet Post, &c.
HUDSON'S fine and supcrfne Foolscap, blue
and white, ruled and plain; fine and superffne Let
ter Papers, bluewove, white wove, and blue LAID
Packet Post, (hand madc,) Note Paper, &c.
KINGS superfine Letter Papers, blue and white
ruled and plain; Nos. and Foolscap, blue and
white, ruled and plain; fiat Cap Nos and 4, De
my and Medium Ledger Papers, blue and white,
Folio Post, &c
ter Papers, blue and white ruled and plain; fine
and superfne Foolscap, blue and white, ruled and
plain, Hat Cap Envelope Paper, &c.
PLATNER & SMITHS fine and superfne Let
ter Papers, blue and white, ruled and plain; Com
mercial Post, Packet Post, Folio Post, &c.
CRANE & Co.'s, Dickey & Lysle's, Cutters,
Jones & Bros Kendall sSouthworth Manufactur-
ing Co., Green & Flemming's, and other Writing
Papers; Binders, Trunk and Bonnet Boards; Hard
ware Paper; Patent Envelope, Cloth Tea, Tissue,
and Printing Papers; Printing, Writing, and In
delible INK; Bleaching Powders; Enamelled,
Ivory surface and colored CARDS; Letterand Note
Envelopes, &c.
Aug. 23--tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The tracts embraced in the above proclamation
of the President comprise all the residue of the
lead mines yet to be brought into market south
of the Wisconsin river. They cover those mines
particularly the portion situated in llinois) work
ed under former leases from the Government which
had not expired at the date of the sale of the ada
cent mines, and therefore possess the advantage of
being prepared for immediate operations, without
mourning the increased expenses incidental to
opening new mines, and most of them are believed
to be very productive. They all more or less
conveniently situated in reference to the navgable
rivers and other cheap means of transportation of
their products to St. Louis and in the midst of
a country yielding abundantly all the agricultural
products Of the latitude in which they are located
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nav 2-IawI3w
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WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY.
"a.


TINE entire work, unabridged, in l volume,
Il Crown Quarto, Of ,t52 Pages-"Containing
three times the matter found in any other English
Dictionary compiled in this country, or any
abridgment of this work, and yet .its definitions
are models of condensation and purity ."-Hon
W. G. Calhoun. Revised by Professor C. A..
GooDnIcH, of Yale College
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to the people of the State, if we say word two
upon the unabridged Quarto Dictionary of the
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