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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
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ang noHewsss py sns s.uns ss'a nsssIn poun, !,
ey Nne, y we ','.. non~sfy ,osns. oi sala oM
own, tnsnee eastw sna asong tns isfnefh
hs'os blocks numbered On ne tis' OF lie Ciaire's
thtonto sag towh a. osocks number torty- ntne
|fty, nifty .one ana nstv-two 10 tho northeast
eorner Of block NJ 2. ihence h'lhe same d.
ection across hock tslan4 s!reei Thence south
eardly aIons the eastern SIDE Of said street to
!auk or seeohn suee', Wence ess'wardy along
y hos"ss. sosmSssy - :a'e .as' ".0"io".a
trees, 70 wneIe We sane. Y exienasd, would
peach low wafer marx on the bank OF TIE M'ssis-
fippi-thencs ?. ilSht angles 10 ne last course,
o ihe middle q she man cha,,nel % SAID ryer
n! thence down ana along ne n,ddis o. said
pain channel 70 the place OF beginning are here
declared 70 bs wisIin the boundaries o. the
aid city q pasehpon; ~ . -,
Sss. :. Inc tracts o. 'lha "a = on hlotownf'ols'
Rnd aoly fesoanea e seqoaasu oy 'aw sor us re-
ordins OF "towii p'ats" adIc.nm- said Town or
shere'er any tract OF land adJoia.ns we sIy cf
Davenport snail nave pesn ia,d on or snail lhereai-
er os ts,d ol .nto 1own iols ana dn,y recorded as
crn part q the chv o. DayenIor:
Sec.4. Iue sn.ao"anu ., s"M cHy, ~ lne
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

A NEW KIND OF SusPIADx8s,-A Ha9f
kee has jas, Invented saspeader that ~
Fcol,,rscts on your spptoach q wstsrs tbas
ths moment YOU come 70 puddle = htt6
you ovet, and dfops yoia on tbs opposite
side. .44g
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

~ CkrsE or DsxTIr. r.-Ihis IL q grave sub
jsc,. and we would moi speak lightly aof II:
but for ,lfe philosophical rcasOt5 gwen by
the reporter of . Boston sai'er. fbr .ths 1lli-
gators in The Boston Museum. ta al Of
fecting obituary notice Of the deceased, ho
reoarks that on one occasfoss he was OBJ
sefsed 70 breathe, and soon sf,cf 30 wss
observed not tn breathe. and the lnst occus<
Tence was the causeof his death. ss,s fw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
Orrics or SscRErAav Or SrArE,}

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Iowa City, Iowa. Feb. 7lhy l8SI,,5 g.
I hereby certify That have com mparsd the lore.
going, with the original rolls on file il tAsc ~
tce, and find the same to be a true and correct
copy OF san act 70 incorporate the city of narsn.
port,' approved Feb. 5sh, 1851. s.ss -
GEO.s w. .MeCLEARY,a
Secretary Of State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

Sec. /. The inhnbttaflts ot the cNy =
Davenport are hereby exempted from work
ing on any rond beyond the limits 81 the
city and from PAYING amy fax 10 pfocu.e
lahorers 10 work upon the same, md ss'd
city is hereby constituted . road district,
with powers conferred On any one Of more
street Commissioners as the city Council
NAV appoint OF provide for the election s'f
as are now conferred under The law. q the
State. Of Iowa upon supervisors 2. ronrs 1.,
aud highways, and ito sstd city Council
shalI hive the ssne authority to provide
Tor work in the corporate limits ofsald city
on the 81 reet.. lanss, aileys, public grounds
wharyes, !anding-, avenues and highways
as are now by lsw or hereafter may be con-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
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Sec.t On the first Saturday OF apfll nex', an
for n,,s avo, ef said city, two Atdernen for each
ward. and forever thereafter on the first Saturday
Of Anrii 81 each wear, there shall be an election
held for one mayor, lot the city, ardnna!iermsn
for .aeh ! wnr1 The city council shah,
before each annual or special election apro'nt
three electors in each ward OF said chy 20 &c. ~
indces and clerks OF addiction, VINO shai 'aAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
AxrHoxS J. BLExcKsR, Auctionesr
HyWENTY.T TWO DESIRABLE Build

n iug Lots on Broadway gorv-fourh ard For,yhhl
ats. tetseen Rfoadwav ard sixth avenue . sucdon-
ArTBONY sLEECKER -ili seD at sne,ion on MON.
DAY Feb TO- is5l. y N 81 the Merchants Exehange
TIE following valuable Prop ~, VIZ:
SIDE II 70 IS -Durhst between broadway ard SIKH as,
commencing $50 feet west of the Sxihav each lot - ~
lOt feel I iBehes ia deplh
Also os on the Bofthsde o. Forty0urihst opposite
the above commencing is feet OF the sxthsv same
size.
Also lots on the north s'oe OF FOry-fourh-st
e cug 200 feet west q The sstnamed lots csch same
ALSO lots ihe sOuih side OF Forty. rst COM
unererg ieS feet 10 inches east Of Broadway.
Also Bldirg Los aud next the soui eass Of
Broadly sy aro Forty fourth i OfvsTioGs dimensions
Rry-rfFTII-srRKET Also lois situated the south
AIDE al b-wren Sixth ard Seventh com
nepcpg feet east 81 IN Seventh each lot Is feet
iron, ard =, ar by ftn fs.t ncAss IN depth
Also lots on the nor side II FoIiv hfhst, commenc
ing 100 % Of The SIKH av each > feet by from " 10
81 feet NJ ceph.
Two-hrcs Of the pufchsss money can remain on bond
ard NOR gage fof yesrs a, per cent
For maps ard further particulars OF the aDOve Properly
apply 20 The Auetioneer. BrosdeL (lSSo) Hu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
WYNN. II. CARY q co. 243 and 245
W PeaILst petween John and Fulton s,s) invite tho
10 Metr large and varred stock Of Goods,
which they offer the lowest rates. either for cash or a
Under teir present arrangements they offer great
Inducements on all their Foreign Good, ana VII Eve
they have gained by the increased amount Of their pur-
They pledge themselves to sell rnsny styles OF AMERI.
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Their stock will be kept full during The whole year and
vite the MEXICAN snd SOUTH AMERICAN dealers to
examine their stock OF Jewsry manufactured expressly
for markets. also their stock Ivory Combs adapted
The following articles constitute part OF their stock:
Linen Threads.
whIpy Brown i and eokofsd, Nos. SCxsO
Spool Cotton.
Clark's, Aexanders, smilhs Eagle, and Rehngton's
white black and coored, Nos l0xl4 Is to 800 yards
Linen and cotton, assorted coors and sizes.
RazOrs Knives, Shears Scissor. and Table Knives and
Forks, Wade Butchers, Wostenhoms, RodgerS, and
other celebrated makers
horse 'crub6ipg, &C &c, IN grss. y.tsty,
Aecordeons, volins, Flutes Flies, Cahones, Harmoni'
cans, &c. Fans.
s sd S Scns snd
sticks, with plain, fancy and slyered paper.
Fine S, IS, SIS, and sPU, isaai inches
Combs
Plain and fancy tuck dressing pocket and side, OF she'll
buffalo and horn
Guns.
Single and double English and American real and imi-
tation twist; also, a variety OF Rifles.
Pistols.
English and German pocket belt and holsters Coils and
Allen ThuTbers Reyolvers Also complete assortment
OF Sportiog Apparatus
Perfumery.
LUbB's Maugenet CoUdrsys, PiYeTs, Pnauds and
Ede's fine extracts.
and Iafh
Guerlah's PDsuds, and Maugenet Coadrays assorted
styles, &c. &C.
ALSO,
Percussion Caps, Needles Pins, Hooks and Eyes Steel
Pens suspenders. Buttons Of ell styles, Pocket BOOKS
Port Monnsies. Purses, Stationery, Beads Whsieoone'
Isory' Tortoise SAIL Pearl, sheQ, Horn Tips d. for
CsIsJosues in the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. l3I 5msoo- lstP
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Now Ready
WHIG ALMANAC FOR 1851

w CONTENTS.
Astronomical Calculations for the year 1851
Morning and Evening Stsrs-the Seasons-Cycies-
Movable Feasts-Jewish and Mohammedan Caen-
dars, &c
Eefpses for 185l-the Planets, &c.
Tide and Star Tables-AstrOnomcel Characters, &c.
Calendars for the several months Of 1851.
Government Of the United States Executive and Judicial
Senate of the United States Members or and Duration Of
Oice
House OF Representstiv Members or
Mileage OF XXXIst Cong ress LIST Ression-
Members elected TO House OF Representatives XAXlld
Congress
MIlard Fillmore A Biographical Sketch.
Governments OF Europe and America
Forms OF Governmental apitalg-POpulAqOn-Squa
Miles-Nsmes ofRulers &c.
Congress In 1850: Sketch ofits DOinga
Important Acts of the XXXIst Congress, LIST Session.
Admission OF CalifOnia-The Texas boundary-Of'
gsnizstOn of New-MexicO and Utah-Extending U. 3
Laws and Judicial System 10 CaliiOrnla-tug1lVe
Slave Lsws-AbOlishng Slave Trade In the District
Bounty Land Bill, with Instructions and Forms, &c ne
Appropriations for the Fiscal Year l55O15l.
Finances OF the United States
Public Debt-DOmestc ImPorts and Exports.
Population Of Cities by Census OF 1850 and 1910.
The Dead Of 1850.
ZACHARY sylor-John c. Cslhoun--R n Johnson
Robert Peel, &c.
Europe 10 Il $50
Expenses OF The Mexican War.
California ID 1850.
Central America, Nicaragua, and the Ocean Smp-Canal
Railroads 10 the United States. 800
The Length OF each Road, Fare and Rate per Nile
Election Returns OF the seversl States for 1850.
State Governments for 1850, Receipts, Expenses Ike
Exports Imports, and Tunnsge OF the United Statss
Price siRge copies ~ cents q per DOZEN T. per lOo
2OH Tribune Office. New.York.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. M. MERwIs, Auctoneer.

A. NJ. MERwIN, Auchoneer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER 81 co. 204
1BBROADWAY.-Cssh advances maze upon all coz
slgRments.
FIFTY-THIRD NEwYORK TRADE SALE-To be- CON-
menced on MONDAY, March "A, 1851.
B. r. 4 CO. solicit consgnme ats OF Books Paper, Sta
onery Stereotype Plates, Bnders Cloth Leather &c ior
the regular Trade Sale 10 be commenced AZ the above
date
Particulars for the printing should be furnished by the
2h of January next al which time the printing Of the Cat
alogue will be commenced.
The usual cash advances will be made on the receipt Of
goods then desired.
TERMS or SALE-On all purchases from the whole Gaia
logue amounting $50 and upward four and six months
credit on purchases from the whole Catalogue less than
$50 and than SlOO four nonthf credits and a. pur
chsses less than 500, cash.
per cent will be allowed ali pur-
chases exceeding VI 600
AT PRIvATE SALE.-Bohns Libraries, consisting Of the
standard scientific antiquarian, classical ilusIa cd and
(new) cheap series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered the trade 10 quantities well az
10 individuals In SETS single copies, as may bs desired
By the extensive range subjects embraced In the several
seres they well adapted either TO the libraries OF public
Institutions the shelves OF private collectors The enter
psne publisher Mr Henry g. Bonn, Of London, Ia rapid
" adding new Issues and from the character OF those hero
tofore brought out may be readily presumed wha! the
The sIest issoes received are Tayors Holy Living and
Diving and Lamarnes Geneveve-he former OF the Stan
dsrd Library and the latter OF Bohns sew sercs Plato,
vol 81 CIcero's Oficis and KittO's Scripture Lands.
Also A large assortment OF Cap and Letter Paper.
Also LaTdners Lectures on Science ana Arts, EwDsnkf
Hydraulics and Mechanics, Benefits Double Entry BOOK
Keeping, &c &c.
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l.. O. CARRISGroN, Auclioneer
DY JACOB =. PLATT.-Hardwar

n
bCutlery. Guns and part ~ stock OF Hardware, Fan
cy Goods. 6c-JACOB :. PLATT will sell THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock the suction room q Piaitst. ss above
among which Is \ splendid and valuable invoice OF hno
cErded Pocket Gu erv consisting Of rich pearl inlad han
dies Soathem Snd Wes,ern hunting knives; CALIFORNIA;
do gtntemens pocket and fancy knives, and essk a.
sorted cutlery all In prime order.
Also invoice of nOcket and penknives and rszors &c
Also 100 NJ Hemming = nesdles In boxes Zoo each
cash sedges and banners GS and ste~l hsniss
shoe knives picker pads 81 dozen pocket books cotton
bag hooks; brosd butts ship sngers coopers novels
sparrowhi enameed WISH kettles end preserve pans
saw susners grdirOns; axes; hatchelsi measa'ins
tapes; 10 dozen Wilson's manure forks; 10 dozen nay
forks Norfolk atches shing ing axe and claw hach-s
80 bales grass mats butanDi table and tea spoons CS
taper saw 6es back and fine sets OF tea travs Sc
Also. Carpenters two-iOot rules, assorted kads
Also. case table and tea spoons
Catalogues a. the auction room. Sale without reserve
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American Chsncey Digest
GOUID 4 co.

DANKS, GOULD & co. have Just
Orubrshe', and for sale, THE AMERICAN CHAN
Gerry DIGEST In s v)s Third edition. 4 rev md CON-
pete Equity Otest of Amercan Law B. Thos w w 4sr-
man. 0f the New York har Tn. work j. dess ned to BE-
complete cycOpadis ~ American Legal Science Con
aiu Il does al the reported decisions IN Equity OF he
Uue1 STATES Courts ard ofhe Courts Of the several States
Of lhe Union, ON earliest period 10 the present uue
emhOdes almost every known principle OF law. Il Is
believed Il VIII he found the most valuable WORK OF me
kind published 10 this county. Though oseuslbiy
the Third Edition Of the American Chancery Digest MS
an entirely work rot only the plan arrangements
being but very large proportion OF the materials
also The decisions have, 10 every ins'nce been carefully
resd and the sp Of them TAKEN with proper regard 10
accuracy and TO their meaing Beside the usual mat
the work contains valuable explanatory notes, and
copous index giving In brief the spirit OF ever decision
also Introductory essay upon the nature, power and
functions OF the Court Of Chancery and the history OF that
Court In England and IN each Of the American States
3. @. Co. have become he prOpnetOrs Of JOHNSONS
LAW REPORTS, 20 vol. and JOHNSON'S CHANCERY
REPORTS, vols. They will supply the trade and The
profession with SETS or any volume TO complete
100 lmiseOd
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AETHoNY j. BLEEcKER. Aucuoneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE OF A VALU-

n ABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell at Auction on
THURSDAY, Feb. 49, 1851, at II O'Clock, al the MER-
CHANTS EXCHANGE, TO the highest bidder the follow
ing valuable property, viz
4 valuRble FARM situated at the head Of Huntington
Hsrbor Iongsand containing p acres OF and Ia high
1Ste Of culuvaon about enefourth in good timber land
with good apple orchard pears pams and ANAL Ifa 70
elites for fishing and cunning The Farm about IS miles
from the city Of NewYork, communication three times
dav he RAILROAD and Steamboat 10 the said city and within
one nile Of four Churches. Academy and Postocei the
house Is good lwo-story dweingho having srooms
and kitchen with pump OF excellent wafer near me
door there Is also q barn. new earragenouse and Other
outbouses ali in good repair For further particulars apply
10 he Auctoneer Brosd-Ft on The premises, Of
az iotsodSetds DANIEL OAKLEY.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


VALENTINES! Valentines -
The subj rber b-gs leave call The attention Of Deal
80 AZ ofh+rs ne large and sp-rd1 ass irtm-ni OF
VALENTINES II new and elegant designs and work
narthin hirh are Of red for CASH very low prices
4 spit purcnasers Country dealers by sending
their orders panied by remiltgnce will be dealt
win on the meet nerhl terms ana their orders promptly
forwarded GEORGE II IVES Manufacturer,
II lws 152 Nassau, corner Spnlce-st
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AETHoNY BLEEcKEE. Auetoneer:
"WFT.VE BUILDING LOTS ON

Sa.ond svenue Thirty ffth and Foreih ss, al
lion NANTEOHY ! BLEECKER will sell a. auction, on
SATURDAY Feb g. 1851, stl2 at the Real Estate Sales
Room Broad-st the following desirable building Lo"'
viz -.
the Northwest corner of secondsy ana rorheunsL. al
inrhes 'front.', by SO feet 10 depth ,,..p.-
FoRTIETr-sTREET-AsoS lots on the north Ide OF For.
tetst directly In rear Of the above commencing ~ eet
tom the secoDdav each y by 50 feet inches IN deph
Also lot on the north Of Fortieh st. commencing 70
feet OF the last named ot size - ~ - teet Inches
in depth 49,, - IL .
THiRTY-FIFTH-sTRgET.-Also, lot OF Ground on me
south eide Of Thiryhhs Us feet east OF The second aV
size Is by 90 feet inches In depth.
gEcoSD-AvEEUE Also los on tie eastside OF Second
av betw . Thirty ssd Thktysxh s,s, commencing
about Is feet south OF Thysixthst size OF each lot
feet 81 inches by 100 feet n depth.
Formsps terms and further particulars apply TO the Auc
tonseT Z Broad-st (l3z8) i'm
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s OF THE MICROSCOPIC

VIEWS OF THE MICROSCOPIC
WORLD elegantly fllustrated-One of the most in
teresting ana useful books ever published.
Elements of MeteOrolOgy; for families and schools
Denman's Students Spelling Book; highly approved by
the best teachers.
Billions Greek Lessons intended to precede The study
of the Greek Grammar. Just published by
PRATT, WOODFORD co.
$50 2wua CortlaDdst
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y. CoLros Aucuoneer.
THIS DAY, at 100 O'Clock, at the Sales

50 Breeding Brio Cages
HOUSEHOLD MISUNDERSTANDING OF Psrlol, huenen
and Chamber Furniture, and secosd hand sofas ete
aetes sofa bedstea5s tea and csd tables pier and cen
ter tables; book wardrobes looking glasses 81
randoles; beds ads beds counterpsn - sheets 9snk
cts; towels carpets; crockeryi glassware hsnasome
black walnut bookcase writings Office tables ana cnss
hair and straw mattresses psia,ters bronzed iroo nat
,tancs: mahogany chairs; fancy t,bles; ladies' Wsuns
seeesaa,i 10 pea,her 7flts
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HUDSON.ST REET.-Will be sold by
II auction at the Merchants Exchange, on TUESDAY.
Feb H. by WIN h FRANKLIN II SON, The three-ssoy
brick slo Q and dwelling with back bnding. 400 HUDSON
slot p by leo teet-weu calculated for Manufacturing
The brick store and dwelling with back build
Ins1 rsra,n on bona and mortgage 7f3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

GRAND CONCERT AT TRIPLER
OHALL, On THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. IS, 1851.
Repealeo by general request and for relief of the
HUNGARIAN EXILES.
The following eminent Artists. comprising some OF tue
best Vocal and Instrumental talent will appear
Mrs. EAsTCOTT, the fayorile American vocalist
Mad. STEPHANY, from the Royal Opera OF Vienna
Mr. SQUIRES, American TenOr-frst appearance.
SeverRl favorte Instrumental Solo Performers.
a Grand Orchestra and Splendid Military Band.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
can be obtained from Members Of the Relief Committee,
Hungarian Society and at the principal Hotels, Music aud
Book Stores, II ZLua
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THE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER

WHE GREATEST NOV Ely EV En-
II INTRODUCED IN THE ClTY.-TRIPLRR HAIL
Under the entire management OF KERR kkAuSns VIC 40
celebrated Hungarian vocalist Th9 beg DO 70 pi ma
matte MuAca Festival will take place at the above hall on
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 9, when no will be assisted
by Sgpora Truf Benedict Herr Krausz viii Introduce
bis Grand Pot Pour, Confusion OF Babel Ia thirty df
feren national melodies TO be sung In the original dialects
SgnoTnR E. Gandolf Herr z. Meyer and Herr Sale and
Herr Krausz will initiate the pecuares, both serious aud
comic OF every nation, in their native tongue Also by the
kind permission OF ~ Marezek, Esq. the f orchestra OF
the Italian Opera House Conductor, Herr kruezer And
three instrumental solo performers Herr Grebe the cee
bTated volinst from Berlin, Herr Pychowsk, Pianist and
Herr Eiz the bsssoonst from Dresden Between The fret
and second parts the most extraordinary and talented
child, Miss FANNY DEANE will recte " Toe Maniac
In costume.
Tickets SO cents-to be had at all the principal muhc
stores and hotels Doors open at g. to commence st74
new and splendid grand Piano from the mandatory
Of Mr. James PRISON, will be used on this occasion
ST lWFua
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HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISH
d ATHIS WEEK, l.
On Wednesday, Feb s.
BY REV. JACOB ABBOT,
VAUDEVILLE

d ETHIS WEEK, l.
On Wednesday, Feb. ).
BY REV. JACOB ABBOT,
VAUDEVILLE,
A FRANCoNIA STORY,
BY the Author If the " Roo Books"
16mo beautifully bound In muslin with engraved title
page and numerous Illustrations. Price so cents.
ENGRAvINGs.-l. View Of the franconia Glen-Fronus-
piece. 3 Malleyile upon the Platform. g. VAUDEVILLE
drawn by Bear g. The Giant Golgorondo 5 The end
g. Franco Found. The Norherner. TO- Franco learning
draw. II. The Boiling of the Sap. II. The Encamp
These present quiet and peaceful pictures happy
life Pe9ng ge s .n conduct ana ex
exhibit and express in the presence OF children Though
and deposition, they viii be found TO be useful mainly in
entertaining and amusing the youthful readers who may
peruse Them. III.
On ThHr'day, FEB 6,
No. XII. Of
THE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE REYOLU-
TON Or Illustrations by Pen and Pencil OF the History,
Scenery Biography, Relics and Traditions of the War for
Independence BY Benson J; Losing, Esq. With over
900 Engaungs Wood, by Lossng and Barrit., chiefly
from original sketches by the author Price % cents
Tks work deserves and cannot fail 70 meet With the greatest
sss On Hs sP's s,1 S intrinsic M D s
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hold books Of the country" Home Journal
On Friday, Feb,
The completion OF
THE HISTORY OF PENDENNIS;
His Fortunes and MsfOrunes his Friends and his Greatest
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