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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
r. Weekly Repor, of Deaths in the City
OF BROOKLYN. for the week ending sept. q, 1851
Srxn,n School AxNIyrKsARY.-The

Msles ST. Females q Adults a. Children % Total -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

In PUEStANCE oi an "".' W Wv
sr,,,~,,. N m. County Il Newfork. notice hsreo1
% ~, r~r,oo, having CLAIMS a<ains JAMES kELi
~. "a an, (tyo Il Y<t deceased to present the
- ,h. ,o-k@r Thereof the suhscnt<r st the once
vm 10 Mnrrts No - Grove-sf IN the City 4 New York
a A. esf,rr the sxxh day of October aert Dated N.~
YorS lhe 1ist dsy II March, ISl
4, iaws2'we lSsaed NJ SPENCER. Erecutas
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-12-18
FFVfVVf VIUfn Vf =
country are rs follows:

The increase of trade with the United States
in one year has been over two millions OF dol
lars In ls49 the total value of the trade with
the United States was Sl2,s79,5 $50; in 1850
SI5,0l26l3. The United States now, for the
first time, take precedence of every other coun.
try having intercourse with the Island OF
Cuba.
The Island of Cuba exports the greater po'-
ton of its products, and imports arg Shafo
Of what il cOnsumes---in fact all e1.eP' n'0o
saries This circumstance is cs,cu'a,eu =" oon-
vey the idea of far greater weas.n 'nh.' Iesny
exists Twenty eight millions Q, 'liPor" anu
like value Of e.norts from an Island not larger
,ha, o., g ~ Ststes. would seem to be i'm
menss n nomn.rison with the foreign com
n,oroe nr = country situated like our own, in
which, perhaps ninesse" ."enue'ns Oh .he &c o ~e
sumption is produced at home But II Ny
recoru;se the existence Of the immense internal
.o,n,,arce of the United States, and the fact
That our people live. within themselves the
~.'.,,o notion Of untold wealth which attaches
~ mere plantations like Cuba, is seen to 90
SsIlacious. We have not now before ms inc
necessary statistics to make accurate cOmpan-
.ons. but our recollection warrants the state
ment that the manufactures of Lowell OF U
Pittsburg. exceed the value Of exports iron'
the Island of Cuba. But these manufacture
are for the most part consumed at home, AnJ
are taken no account Of in the commef''"'
statistics Of the country ,,
The exports Of the United States amou"'
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CUBA.

The Didrio de Ia Marina publishes state
ment of the value of the trade of Cuba for the
past year, from which it appears that the i'm
portations reached the sum of SOS, 9S3, 227, and
the expectations S25, 63l ,94S, making the total
amounts over fifty-four millions of dollars The
importations Of 1850 exceeded those of Is49 by
10 per cent and the expectations by Ia per cent
The trade with each country was as follows
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IN 9th Instant the station Penn
sana will be vacated and the new one ON New sf
occupied.
the passenser Trains will latter commencing at
:. usual and ., and 5 M daily except ON Sunday
when but two trains III o. y m, and ., y ~
In making change undersigned desires 10 call attention %
the rules ohs company rssssd 20 the reception and delivery
nssrchsndise. 7a t.ft.
lat shippers that in all bill with full direc
lions should accompany tbs goods e s .
This OF both and unless computed
the goods be received.
I'd Consxnees are aou6ed merchandise be
which
hold thing len shouse dung III,
The hours reception and delivery Of merchandise om
a. m tili 4,
The that these
regulations, compelled call attention then
from their frequent violation which has caused much and serou
inc senienee,
4. II, PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-2wd
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Mar 2l-r5ihAp

C,UPERION DaguerreOt ypes !--Ftrst Premium H. H.
y WUTE field Of his operations over
ground any the county Ills galleries
may be- found and 9th streets
Bslinoie corner broadway and Leonard
street, New York; n Main street, Hchmoad Sycamore
street. Petersburg, Main street Noriolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia -.
extraordinary nsarng faithful and highly finished
ik enesses few seconds
The rotary ground invented BY H. whchurst, gives an
airy nd hviag appearances TO the picture.
annually and have never sven This
atieng the superiority his kenesses
W. the attention Of the public generally 10 his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers new store, where se
exhibition OF pictures will be given
competition in daguerreotypes the
the Maryland Institute, nc was awarded inc
medal by the Judges
description copied, and post mortem eases
attended TO- Nov 26-diy
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON, THU

Wine stor. TO walnut street.
nE anriyasd place 20, oe,asns all wines LIQUORS Ae good
sales made b him % Obliged largely tore
offering wines and liquors imported
by him He would refer as follows, viz
low price. and ons very eSo
BY ,le s.oa Also o delicate Aasnulado AZ casks e 10
put up In Europe which he challenges equal 70 ANY
The Amouui4Ao peculiarly adapted
a. they strengthen without stimulating and have
principally specially selected
me from the stock Of "BuiGeser" al opoo and imported @
These wines fru delicate and have been highly
al So ~ n NJ" red ns. pa@a % al n
They Of saous and prices IN bottles aud on daush S
delicate white Port and Mslmsey Port, - .I.E
suffering chronic affection OF the bowels cannot be
Madeira Of dry and rich south side old Ea
and We. Indies sereia Ae ae &c on dsusht and IN bottles
sparkling subseriberi !. well known ,aa
by him. superior any other and are sold
lie has also champagne wines Of various brands and qualities
generally subscriber holds himself be judge and hs
Offers the finest stock here from the very loves, price, BY The single
or Burgundy large stock
he them from his vaults IA goods bottle OF Bur
saaerne and Bar.ac Away. hand in bottles. ..,..
Dsnard Jordan CoLlenz are extensive and naMse
many sun nosa. and o M Ss @ S
In The Cosnac other brandiss he has I'm,
old e1Is Of Guard Dupuy Co.
hhds "Dubouche 1874 hhds, consignment, which vii
be sold low. -
81 sSoss sold By auany
All goods days Philadelphia fregh
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail OF s
Address JACOB sHIDER,jr.,
Cheap Wine Store, Is Walnut street, Philadelphia
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LJNEl

WARRINGTON ofrIoH, PEsssyLvAsrA AVENUE,
Fifh house Of National Hotel, No6.
HE first line established by company the United
States aud consequently the odeshe line, extending
between Washington Balnofe Philadelphia and New York. and
delivering and receiving messages the stations
de Grace Wilmington, Trenon Pnnceon New Dunwck New
ark and Jersey Chc only line in the time
having wiTesH lately undergone extensive and u
deliver number OF which
be required Of for the accommodation Of the public with
promptne and fidelity hitherto unequaed Tins line
with other OF Morse lines NORTH
SOUTH extending already heen thousand miles, either
be delivered desired. The
Of this line have lately thoroughly syematzed Us bust
both It's aud mode Of delivery OF messages IT.
charges equal all with special avors With the tac
for by this inv
fhey do lind reliable for ee
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Washing city Pennsylvania avenue f house east Of Nationa
Hotel Baltimore, No Exchange South Gay street Philadelphia
No l0l Chestnut street, Quincy Granite buildings New York. No
VIM. NJ. SWAIN, President.
March lA-3mds
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DRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who ha
received good educaton and resided Paris
position young
private family OF responsibility.
References family
given parties tie highes. responsibility either in this
in England,
kiarl
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SUDGEN ON vENDOHs.-A Practical Treatise on The
- Vendors Purchasers Of Estates BY the Right Hon.
Sir Henry sugden In two volumes VIA, notes and references
Purchasers,
the present by J. O. Perkins, Seventh American from
London edition. Springfield Published
by George and Charles Merriam. 1851.
Treatise Of Sir Edward Sudgen the Law OF
Vendors Purchasers has standard work the
relating Of estate No other book in the
such thorough and satisfactory discussion Of all the
points VIII CHI arise the legal construction Of contracts relating to
property their formation validity the evidence that affect
them and the modes Of resembling enforcing them That Is
appreciated by the wherever the law
evidenced the II reached eleven editions
England this last OF which Is issued
English edition. which received many
substantial author that, stated
in additions very
writer he afterwards adds has bestowed
and labor this than upon any former producion'
be and references Of the American editor
and The American practitioner exceedingly sana
bc No decisions OF leading authority have escaped Mr.
attention. while for saying that
authority which peril
nen the Of book making editors, piled
illustration undispuied points
We ought American entirely The
table alone English volumes
y double columns The index the work.
everything scientific and thorough IL embraces
over York Erenng POSI- Oct 4, 1851
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR,
Washington, for the Publisher.
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WILLIAM IiORNkR,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Lancaster, Grant couMty, Wisconsin,

(LATE COUNTY, vA.)
WILL attend the Of Grant, Dane and Iowa countless and
the federal and Madison lie VIII give
and particular attention the collection Of claims inc pIr
redemption OF payment
resident landho!dcrs in any part Of the state.
Refers to Hon H. g. Fooo, U. Senate Hon. James NJ Mason
u. Horner, esq, Waenton, Mess Knox
Mason, attorneys at law. New York Professor W Homer
David Lapsley and Messrs. g. w. Welsh Philadelphia
Messrs D. Crockett John A. Kasson, attorneys law 81 Louis
Missouri. Apl9-lawly
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GENERAL Agency and Law Omes ~ Washiagton.
DE- SEEDING 4 wYLIE,

DE eELDiNG WYLIE
No Tas. busldisxs Psnssyivaia sszs ssS %
" Browns Hotel WasAinxtos, ID. e.
cuAs DE sEI.DiNG a ANDREW WYLIE, H., having formed
go the purpose of prosecuting before
departments before board Of CON
..sionsf. tho adjustment Of sposons otc
cams sssin foreign govsmont are prepared give sss
nu ..d f.,sHfI eSssnuoa
,Ssir chsme they attend TO obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land dues claims arising under contracts treaties,
buynx selling real collecting private claims
rents, DC. -,
wyIie win attend 70 any law bushes. with ~hiei
either himself the BIO ntrused In Of tho courts
he District OF the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Cba De selding being United States commissioner nota
public and deeds all the States Of Union
prompt attention 10 The taking OIL esumony aekno"eds
men Of duties which appsrain 10 his
Charges moderate, and regulated BY The claimed
| and the exl Of services required
Comnuncatons (poei paid viii receive Immediate attention
pte-dly
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A COMPENDIUM OF tho Entire body OF the Law
BY Asa Kinno alphabetically arranged with reference to the
9vos., Law sheep, svo, pp 4t77 Retail PRICE SO
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
|. Opinions Of tAe Projession
profession that such body
public patronage ,,, ,,,,, 49,. -,
Mr. Justice Nelson in hi. opinion
toned work
Nxw YoRx, Sept %, 1850.
The vast ac of reliable citations from the whelc range
pows auxiliary 70 the law student, svns Linn ,s hcy ofn
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
ROBERT j. WALKER.
ocrosx. u, 1850.
grained with their accuracy and have been as much pleased
with the precision which The prn-
from myself that the profession should
learn its merits and, like me, enjoy its advantage ".
New YoRk CRY, Oct I6, $780,
inpas all advantages Of arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
very ably advanced those apply The
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
lhaye examined Knnes Law with much aen
ton as my other would allow and am .a ad
mraby adapted the for which obviously de
argument, From examination of
titles, with confidence that they treated with great
'''sA' JUDGE GRIDLEY, Udca, New York.
TO be help TO tn. student thar other
W. l.. HURST, Philadelphia.
sae. me late Justice story Chief Justice. William.
y " fuSushsd by JOHN +. TRow,
Nov Aft ~ aud 81 Ann street
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MOSES L.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco, California,


Rrr.Rrsors: Hon s. W Inge NJ G., Alabama; John Taylor.
Mobile Aabama Messrs Rhodes. Wright, Co., New Or
leans Louisiana Henry Clark, esq, Taboro, North Carolina
Hon. W. NJ Gwin, NJ g., California; Benj New York
city; r. Heaey, esq, Boston, Massachusetts; atch esq,
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California millionaire Association
One thousand dollars. Capital
O00 limited number Of obtained by influential
parties who have capital special admitted
conformity with the revised statutes of New York free from per-
ona liability future the VI 900 cash. and
certificates of shares issued therr annually
with fair of doubling the whole, sne operations In
trade mining tile United direction and
troll Of
As General Partner and Chief ofthe Company,
No. IL Wall street, New York
Caonians and other responsible throughout the Union
aid obtaining United appli
the sssccaon be employed df
where vessels BIC made
available for ade carrying the mails and freight 10 and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas
There large aud increasing business doing with Calor
the Pacific, supply gold continues,
capiiul goods will asonish the
and calculations therefor And meet this
and profit thereby this association being formed
der the firm and style Of o. HOLDEN h Cor
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 900 600.
Feb2-u
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TIME the charge u this institution Mon
day Of April and will give his constant and personal
department. The usual u thorough
Fnrisb French education Will be taught
The Of The Institute wi be BASED upon the
fsrwuisries Of he Episcopal Church.
The Of the principal seschc sscou
age Of the pable ana io co"o~"a
~ success. Efer~
FOR boarding pupils, go se! s, quarter. Z.
For day /" 500 $40
Payable always In advance.
Music drawing Italian Spanish, and German extra
Reference is permitted Rev o. NJ Butler, D. d., hes J. w
FRENCH Mr. FIhugh Coye, Washington eyi Rev James May
d. H. Alexandria Rev Aoazo Potter d. D., and the clergy
generally Philadelphia and H. Rev Alfred Lee, d. Of pea
=, .oU
Mar 2l-ra5hAp
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NAVAL. LIFE, by Lleutspant Lynch, U. $. Navy

NAVAL. LIES by Lieutenant Lynch, u =. Navy-I
IN vol.
Parknans History the Conspiracy Of Pontiac-l vol
The Fifteen Battles OF the World, from Marathon to
Wateoo Greasy professor Of history in London unver
sity-l vol. - 80,
Memoirs by Eliza Buckmnster Lee vol
Lamane's History Of the Restoration OF Monarchy III France
Whceler's History Of North Cardinal vol
Vaeamunde Atache in SPAIN by WaHen--l vol Il
Of Jones by Sherburne-l vol
and Literary Men Of Great Bniani by Mills
2
The Religion Geology and its Connected scences BY Professor
Hitchcock vol.
The Course OF Creation; by John Anderson, d. D-i VOL
Io--a tale; by X. Barton--l vol.
Mrs Margaret Maitland Of b unnysidc-l vol.
Forest Life and Forest Trees by Springer vol
Nov IL FBANCk TAfLOK
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DERTH AMROY sEMINARY.-Ths institution, afordnK a

pERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.-This institution, aflordins a
thorough course Of training for college or business together with
~sniy eisniS session. on Wsdassaay May
ments designed the comfort of the pupils and
age habits Of neatness and system "
bathing, philosophical
Gals bains and gymnasium provided with reference to
health and physical training some Of the minor advantages
The Principal the advantages OF early devotion his
make his enlightened Christian paren, could
SIS per tuition with
From the Faculty .JAs College Of Ne~ jersey.
Having bad opportunity Of knowing the talents literary and
Mr. G. Woodbridge while h. student ~ I'M.
college taught, pleasure recommend him
forming yoa, care, parents
and nay h SHys n, sIs.is.0,
qS r and rs e
CoLLKes o. Nsw JnKsHr, Apui, 1851.
rsrsarsous.
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian institute, d. &.
Rev Jane. w AleIapder D. D., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev. David Magic, D. b., Ei,abet,,own, New Jersey
FOR circulars containing further particulars with additional tes
'''.' 'a ''''''"'''' ''"' : '' ). .. woopBRIpcE,
Ap3-dlw Perth Ambsy, New Jersey
QALTImORE Female CoIlege.-This institution, incorpo-
rated by the legislature Of Maryland and enjoying liberal
age sasd; every sl for The .eau'on O thorough and
study and recitation and modern convenience for the
NUMBER OF boarding ana
IssrRuoTios.
O. Brooks, 4, NJ, professor Of .ncien, languages
waugh A. H. %siSe%.ae. and natural science
4. ii. Pratt, M. d, assistant do do
Miss NJ, A. DIXON, English and Bellies .etres
I" j. Rochester, sssistsut In English
Ellen g eosrsehI Instruments. asa music.
" NJ. A. Porter, assistant do
I" Elizabeth =. sliccr, painting
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
boarding session, IN weeks. aJ7 80
collegiate department. 80
department from o10 90
0Caaogucs with information TO be had
kp aa~aaw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal
~ being and Of the uniform edition Of his works
Motherwell's Po.thumous Poems vol.
Vision Of Sir Launa-a by James Russell Lowell
Memoirs Of the Rev. Jos BuckmDser and OF his SON. Rev Joe
Brief Practical Treatise Mortar Of pro
public Boeion bsbor by Lieut.
WIN. II. Wright U. 3. Engineers.
This day received for sale by -
TAYLOR h MhURY,
Sept 10 Bookseller, near pth street
DEEBEs New York Hats.-sTEvENs hatisr has, usual
hats from the establishment Of Beebe Co., New York city, Of
the fall model for le3i.
sse.room a, The Athen~um, opposite hdciph Theatre.
sspttt-3uf
MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite the
ju Also morning and aow
black mobar SILK and thread laces bches, and
embodcs collars douncinE insernEs, snd edgngs
black bands lace falls colored nets for wells Cloves
Madame attention her las, nbsnds
which sbe viii dispose Of ut reduced prices
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
Sep, i3-eo3t
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DRAPERS .dND, IdILORS,

Above tie Irpisg Ho,se, ReW York,
EsPECTFULLY tho attention public to
IL their spring goods patterns,
which they prepared make tho mori
style al prices. cloths,
vesngs latest mporaons elegant light silks
for vests dark do patterns OF PARIS embfoidercs
There kiu employed in this
coats pants and to cut wsstcoas Each de-
pariment Is complete Army made TO
order with accuracy depatch and In approved
neI Strangers this metropolis will establish
everything their taste and perfect always insured
N b. PREMIrA wAsreoATsThese elegant waistcoas that
were SO Castle awarded the
nrst premium by American Institute their fair
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phhCHmENT Copying Paper. possessing three
nnr times The strength Of the copying generally
making more perfect copies with almost Kind Of ordinary
entirely article offering Also bs sdvsntass Of
and texture which b. wrinen win ana ink
spreading For sAie Nt he manufacturers by N q IS
AIsc copying sss various sIsss Eseish and
French copying pspss copying mAs &C. Ac &C. Oct ~
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NEW HOOKs--Bayard Tayor's Poems-c composed of ro-
IN mances, lyrics, and songs.
Poems by Richard Henry Stoddad.
Sir Roger de Covetly by the Spectator
Florence Parish Orphan sketch of the village In the
last century; Eliza Buckmnster Lee.
Tales from Cailand Little Kens by Old Tabby-ius-
lratcd . -
Noy5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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A SYSTEM OF Operative Surgery based upon tho
practice surgeons the United Staes and comprising bib
of their
period hundred years BY Henry H. Smith, d. d., IL
iustraled by numerous colored steel plates.
Life Arkansas Doctor, iustatcd-l VOL
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nav booksellers, 9sh
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NOrICE.Tbe general estimation long enjoyed by the
IN issuing premises OF Lubin
ETY. limitations and couniss, Notwithstanding the
affixed each label accompanying the genuine article
NJ Felix Prot Lubin,
informing public that he subst
wholly different description
caused be manufactured for hi. envelope. description Of
p,per presenting the his
Ia order therefore, deception begs pay
peca attention appended such
name
deae responsibility address them directly premises
No. SIS, Ste Anne Paris.
Opening day, extracts hcopc, musk winter blossom
hay Jockey club moaseIine amber, &c kc
he articles OF the house.
PARxER's
Peumcry and Comb Store under the National Hotel.
Noy6 Gods
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IMPORTANT 20 MI Economsts-The subscriber by the
arrivals from Philadelphia and the NORTH has received very
boots Shoes which
upon enable him sell altogether
and which only examination 10 insure
Of public patronage Attention requested TO the
following list and prices:
Centcmen boots 81 up portion very superior.
proof boots, from 81 portion
peror
patent leather CATERS, Oxford and Taylor ties,
beautiful. -
brogans Oxford ties, OF all descp
tons
Boys youths and bogans every and
of all
Ladies', CATERS and half CATERS, the finest
exceer aud buskn walking shoes IN great variety
white black, aud bronze satin and Md slippers
Misses, and chdrens every kind, and all
TO the planters offer bargains such they
brogans and laid
In al ably from rs
Army brogans, from 81 up
men something
plantation boots
DO Hungarian boots.
Also every description suitable for farm from 81
be Undcrsod and that all who will
call shall be convinced thai the prices paid for boots
exobant and at least 2, cent
be saved by calling on THD5 A. SCOTT,
9i-eown doois Of Centre Market
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fRENCII MILLINEHY.-Mv. ANN H. CLARK has just
from New York; and will Saturday next No
Fashionable Millinery Saloon,
FTcsch
infants, very
o. goods line make order.
OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Bridge
street Nov6-a
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EOU Rent, the large and conDnOdtOus house in the
L FIRST ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister
For apply Gen. Graloi, siI buildings.
2l-eodu lnict.l
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TaEA1IsE ths h-rins boilers o. the United
Maine Eusne Constructions and Classification BY = AesScn
chief engineer Of heI Maeys dokyad, Deoapor VOL Lon
1891.
10 inc Main Bown ednoa enlarged
London, 1850.
The engine Application BY the Artisan Club vol
London, 1861
Woodc,oa Steam Navigation vol london, lsao
PoItwins on tbs steam snginei vol London, is3I.
Tcnpeton Locomotive Engines by Lieut. GORDON hoy~
Navy, vol. London -, I.
Locomotive construction, details OF
their parts, their employment and management VOL
London, lo4D A.
Des Basesur yaeu par younro osenieo dc marine VOL
Paris. -
vspeuri 2vols and atlas Of plates Pans
l649. a -, ~. ,e,o
de Marine vapeur voIt Pans, 1912
Iiobyns Manual of the engine J vol. London.
Russell outh he Steam ! Vol. Lyndon.
Russei on steam and Navigation vol London.
The High pressure engines ny Aiban ana Foie 2sos
London. 80,
Iuso Reid ON Construction and Acton
vol. London. -. 49, :. a.
Engines by Gust engineer, Royal Navy.
s steam engine Application Marine Purposes by
,asson Others English and Ameeanl not enumerated
here. rhhNSh ihiLoh-
seR4
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II ECHANICs' Price Book for Washington CITY, &c.,
NIL containing list OF prices and rules for
pcne skaters,
painters gaxs building regulations Price rs
Tor sale i'm Washington by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Oct booksellers, 9Th