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APPLICATION OF STEAM IN a New FoRM.-Below
We extract from the Southern Standard, the notice
of an important invention, which our fellow-coun-
lyman, John Stton, esq, in connection with some
other gentlemen in Columbus, are engaged in per-
fecting. Esqr. Sitton has for some years been
personally known to us, and we have had the
pleasure of examining the productions of his in
ventive genius, and knowing his enthusiastic de
votion to mechanics, and what he has done, we are
very ready to believe that he will succeed in the
more important invention upon which he is en-
gagged.
He knows that he has our hearty good wishes
for his success.-.StarkViHe Adgocate.
Rte- In noticing the above invention, we neglec-
ted to say, that Mr. John Humphries was connec-
ted with MessrS. Stton d Collier, and that to the
valuable suggestions of this gentleman, credit fol
many improvements are due. In justice to the
parties interested We make this statement
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0%rfor Sal by Druggists and Daalels general
GATTEOE.

Ga E'EsEW.
None genuine without otr fac Sinaile signature, with
the likeness, authority and signature OF Jafnes Speed
the envelop. We wish persoIis to be particularly
cautious not to anything purporng to be the Flee
trical Febrifuge, unless bearing the above marks of
genuneness We deem these remarks called for i'll
consequence of persons having been imposed upon by
counterfes, pretended receipts &c, which, if not
worthless are, say the least, extremely dangerous
having proved fatal in many cases.
A KENDALL & co.
MAY 81, 1851. 1S:3m
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E3lc state 81 mississippi Low nIcs County
(CJrcuH Court, March %, lS5l)
EsILL EOTs DENOEsCE.

john SIrToN, } THIS day came the Plaintiff by
Ls470vs his Solicitor, and it appearing
DELILAH SITroN the satisfaction the Court that
the said defendant is nonresident Of this State. It
therefore ordered by the Court that the said petition
be for hearing the of this Court to be
held on the third Monday of September 1851, en- the
facts therein charged and that this order be published
week for the space ofthree months in the South
STANDARD, public newspaper published in this
State. a true copy from the Minutes.
A. f. LOVE, CIrI.
Hgrrjsoa 4 Matthews Sol for Complainant.
April II. 1901. l2:I4t
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E:lcs,riess E,cbrifuge.
OR SPEEDS FEVER TONIC


WHICH CURES FEvERs OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES II
FROM Two To TWENTY HoURs
Not hour need be lost than the day Of attack
in any ordinary case of BILIOUS FEVER. INTER
MITTENT or CHTLLS AND FEVER, and but lttlr
if any more with the more violent and dangerous Fe-
vers as Congcstive, yellow, Nervous AMI Typhus,
Measles, Scarlet Fever and Typhoid Pneumonie are
deprived Of at least two thirds OF the ordinary danger
and difficulty il fact
Fever Eann0f Exist
hut very short time under its potent ard agreeable
Influence. while all anxiety, uncertainty and trouble
OF nursing iE dispensed with We cannot better de-
scribe it's effects than by quoting from letter from
B. f. Fly, Esq, OF Madison county Mississippi, dated
'Coumbia, La, Oct. II, $780, in which he says -
CAS- far as have travelled, your Febriiuge has been
used with wonderful success. In at least i've hundred
this river Ouchita it has been used and in
every it has acted like charms aJt0aS restoring
the patient to feet health IN from tour 10 eight hours
As far my knowedge goes there Is nothing to com
pare with it it acts the surface, opens the pores
OF the skin, equazes the circulation of the blood and
the patient lies down and gees to sleep he awakes
and Is we'll hardly knowing what cured him, lis EN-
phatically the remedy for terers."
We could add proof by hundreds Of the most sub
stantial planters, and Of the highest respectfully,
well as physicians and others, but better evil
dence than the article itselfget it. tiff it is not
what it is represented to be, return il and get you~
money.
Prepared and Sold by \. KENDALL & Co.
27 MAGAzINE STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
JAMES BLAIR. Columbus,
J,, n
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Who SHOULD THE South ELECT TO CoNGREss?-
This question is answered SO well in the annexed
paragraph from the New Orleans Delta, that we
submit it to the consideration of the reader with
out word of comment:
Who then are the disunonists Are they the
opponents of the compromise, which brought us
from state of compromise peace, to the very brink
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HUTCHING'S DYSPEPSIA BITTERS-For sale
ii by JAS. JONES s. CO., Agents.

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, SPRING AXLES, &c.
" An assortment of articles in the above line of bu-
siness will be constantly kept hand and sold low for
cash or good paper by ]. BLAIR.
Columbus, Feb. 8, 1851.
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Piano FeYtes Ac.. For sake.

lust received from New York, three splen-
j did Rosewood Pianos, which will be sold
low for cash Enquire at the Furniture Ware ~
room kept by J. WoMELsDoRFF Also, good assort-
ment Of Caint Furniture consisting of such articles
Bureaus. WardroJes ard BedScaaS cf al hiaaS- Wash
stands Yajs, Chairs, Loo,i glasses Mattresses, dc.
n. B.-The undersigned would also most respectful
ly inform the citizens Of Columbus and its enyirons.
that he viii discharge the duties of undertaking with
neatncss and despatch whenever called upon so TO do
JEROME WOMELSDORFF.
Nay 10, 1851, l56m
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(t5-The State Rights convention meets at Jackson
on Monday next. 1t will nominate a candidate for
Governor and State officers. Coils. R. Davis, Abner
Prewett, DIR. W. \. Sykes, g. A. Sykes and Need
ham Whitfield of Monroe county delegates to that
convention, and they all passed through on
Thursday evening last, on their way to Jackson.
W. S. Barry of Oktibbeha county, and James Whit
field of this county on their way to Jackson. The
convention will be large and enthusiastic, and be-
Heve harmonious.
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A Rally for the Union.

Col John Gilmer has announced through cur paper
tho he will give Barbecue at his old place the 18th
f July and he extends to all the candidates an ivia-
ton to be present and participate only in the sub
tantias but in the discussions of the day. This is
riqht-we are glad to see true Southern men coming
forward and invite discussion the pending issues
Let the facts go to the people; let them understand
fully the questions, the character OF the "adnsment
measures, and what they called on to submit to-
and we shall have no dread the consequences, Its
bv presentation of false issues-it is by making out
that all who oppose the adjustment are disunionsts
that has given rise to the Union party, No issue is
false and have men been more foully and
mahciousy slandered than have the State Rights
of Mississippi
Col Gilmer has with the spirit ofhberality and
patriotism invited discussion he is State Rights
man. understanding the spirit of our institutions and
the policy of those who would barter Southern rights
for party purposes he proposes to permit his county
men to try conclusions and to prevent the loss of
dinner keeping any away he tenders public barbe-
cue.
We hope every neighbOrhOod in the county will get
up barbecues and invite free discussion Let US move
or gentIemen-Col. Gilmer has set an excellent ex-
ample.
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New. Cheap, and Elegant Assortment OF
DRY GOODS.

THE undersigned are now receiving at their Store.
on Main street between the stores of II ale & Nlur-
dock and J. J. Sherman & Co., an extensive and gen
Cral assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS. CAPS, READY MADY CLOTH
ING, ,CROCKERY-WARE. &c. &c,
Recently purchased by Mr.. Lampkin in New York
and PHILADELPHIA which they will sell on as reasona-
bic terms articles Of similar quality be purchas-
ed in this market. Call examine, and purchase if
pleased. LA1PkIN & WHITFIELD.
Columbus, April /, 1851. IOtf
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GEORGE G.. MOORE.
Erctioy. af,d Commission. Merchant,

SUctioy. af,d Commission Merchant,
lCoracr fIn and Military Streets. Near Corrt- House
COLUMBUS. MISSISSIPPI.
Refer 10 Messrs Cozart, Humphfies g. Billups: f. c.
Egglestun: .. II. Nillican: A. II. Jordan, Columbus
Col. Geo. II. Young; W. l.. c. Gerdine, Wavery.
January %. 1851 Tx
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TAKEN up by G.. IIairston, one dark brown ~
] Mare Is years old, righl eye out. Apprais- 81.
ed to $50.
TAKEN mp by r. !. Fedrick, roane Horse, 10 years
old Appraised to Sa5.
TAKEN up by Samuel Person, small roane
Horse feet high white spots made by the collar Ap
praised to $50.
March IS, 1851. 7:st WM. BAKER, R. 1. c.
CtOD LIVER OII.-{J. RrsHToH & Co. for sale by
II Columbus, Feb s, 1851, ! BLAIR
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THE entire work unabridged, in volume crown aaaIlo Of
$50 pages cSnaning times the matter iound IN any
other English dictionary complied in this country or any abds
definitions models OF eondeDsa
purify Hon. W. O. Calhoun. Revised BY Professor
O. A, Goodrich, Of Yale College
We believe shall Of doing service To the people
Of th~stae a the unabridged auao
Dictionary English by hoah Webster he woa
unabridged has puposey smpoyed because such WORK
wanted for the lowest usesihoe OF mere oros
coplous and comprehensive
When OF the and precise powers o. word
he endure turned abrdgmrn mat gives MN
synonyDe, instead Il dednuon but he d.innnds 20 KNOW a.
much history etymoog, ard all It's
meaning only he employ h with eon-
and effect mighty weapon Tor the expression OF niei
lect passion.
In The vital department Of lexicon, us definitions for which
than all other geihe we consult such
work. Dr. Webstes work stands unyaied Thrir copinlsness
SATISFIES the Of the inquirer aud their nice analysis aud aeu
crafty his reward arch The vocabulary Is IN
teperrd with in science which convenient often
have explained with without the trouble OF
The shelves of the library Newark Daily ADVERTISER March 2
1851.
a. dictionary the book which scholar wants have
abridged the being OF the matter which he
values Chronolype.
Fof sale In Washington for Tie publishers, by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also all the various abridgmens Of the June IA
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ON and amer "Wednesday 9Th instant the station Penn
yivania will be vacated and the New Jer
avenue occupied
The passenger trains will the latter commencing ats,
as usual, o. and 5, daily except ON Sunday,
trains run viz; al O. a. M, and 2. p. M = .
making change undersigned desires TO call attention 10
the rules Of Inc company regard reception and delivery
merchandise.
shippers reminded that in all cases bill with nun dree
parties, and uness complied with
the goods he received.
al Cons gnees notified all merchandise must be
tic day which II Is received as inc company
cannot hold itself responsible for any ns ie In It's mouse curing
night
The reception and delivery Of merchandise are from
a. ill m. ,.,---. -.
occasion 10 remark that these are not new
compelled call attention 10 then
frequent violaon which has caused much and serious
4. II PARSONS, Agent
Anf -Dxd
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General Agency and Law once nj Washington,
MP GEL. DING a MYI.R

No 7odfs BnEs Penaspania apsnae neat door Wsss Of
Broon's Hotel, WasAngtoa, b. G.
nHAs DE sELDlSG Il ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
co partnership for the purpose of prosecuting claims
the departments, board
missioner appointed for the adjustment Of poatons other
claims against foreign prepared
full and faithful all intrsed
their eharye They obtaining pensions bounty
duies claims arising under saas
buying and selling collecting private claims,
rents, sc,
Andrew Wyie IT, will any business with which
himself the nm be ntsted In any
District Supreme Court Of the United
Chas SEEDING, being United States commissioner notary
public,
viii give prompt the taking OF testimony
nen deeds which appertan ONCE
Charges will be and regulated by the
am OF services required.
Communications paid) will receive immediate
5Ldly
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NAE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINEl
wAsHIsGTos oFFIcE, PEsssvLyAsIA AvEsuE
Tifth house east of National Hotel, No O.

WASHINGTON oFucE, PEsssyLyAstA AyEsuE,
Finh house of National Hotel Nos
THE established company In the United
saes and consequently the odest-the pioneer ne extending
Philadelphia and New lofk, and
intermediate stations avre
Wilmington, Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, New
ark and Jersey line time
hayng up lately undergone extensive repais and y
deliver number Of messages which
accommodation Of the public WIN
accuracy promptne aud fdei hitherto unequaed This line
Morse Ines north, and
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand nlet 70 either Of
delivered desired The
Of this line have lately thoroughly systemauLed It's hul
mode delivery OF messages It's
charges all with special vors With the faci-
by this one nv
reliable for iele
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
Pennsylvania fifth house east OF National
Baioe Exchange, South Gay streets Philadelphia
l0l Chestnut Granite building; New York. No
WIN NJ SWAIN, President.
Mafcll a-ands
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No. 800 Broadway, corner of Duane street,
.Abope Tie Lrping H0use, Mem York.

.abope RE Hping House, Hep York,
DESPECTFULi4Y invite the ofend tho
IL their of spring goods patterns,
they prepared make the
their usual moderate
eassneres yesngs Of latest elegant ghI
vests dark patterns OF Paris embroderies.
There three sku artists employed in this
To pants,
partner Is complete uniforms made
accuracy DESPATCH approved
who this metropolis will establish
everything 10 their aste and perfect ~ always insured
N. b. PREaIeM wAIsropATs-These elegant that
much admired Castle Garden awarded
premium by the American Institute their fair
Feb I'm
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nj. A. TYSON AND SISTERS SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

On r street, betpeen i2tt and laA streets.
THE duties Of this long established institution will be resumed
Monday, 18th September desirable the
should in their day early
OF the different Parents guardians who
wish their daughters respectfully invited
vons the opening For references &c. circulars be obtained
nj the Seminary. Aug 29-atawbt
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Central Academy, second story Of Old Medical Col
..@ lege, Corner Of Il and Tenth Streets.

THE duties Of this institution will be resumed Monday, Sep
TENDER st We have large and welventaled the
school (40 30 furnished Boston desks,
other apartments REGULATIONS Our desire improve
pills their studies
and therefore hope enjoy reasonable share Of the Of
parents, well educated.
may Office Republic
Gray, Taylor Mauy, and r. Farna ourselves old
College.
JAMES NoURsE,
JOS. HARVEY NOURSE.
Aup2 7-ilw
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,


San Francisco, California.
RErknKsoEs Hon. g. W. Inge, NJ Co. Alabama; John g. Taylor
esq, Mobile Alabama Messs Rhodes. Wright Co., New Or
leans Louisiana Henry Clark esq, Tarboo' North Carolina
Hon W. NJ Gwin, NJ Co. California, Benz K New York
city; iieaey, Boston, Massachusetts, A Hatch ESQ.,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7--2awly
NEW York and California millionaire Association
One THOUSAND shares Of one thousand dollars Capital 81 OOO
0o0 limited number OF shares obtained influential
parties who have capital invest special admitted
conformity with the revised
sona liability future 900 cash, and
certificates of shares issued therefor
with fair OF doubling the WHOLE
trade and mining United sass direction
troll Of OLIVER
As tue General Partner and Chief Agent ote Company
No n Wall street, New York.
Cafonans and other responsible throughout Union
who obtaining United app
and employed DIFF
points, made
available the and freight
from Europe Asia, Africa, Americas
There and increasing business doing with Califor
MIA the Pacific and long the supply Of gold continues
the demand goods will astonsh
most liberal views and calculations therefor And il is 10 meet this
thereby
der the firm aud style of %. holden X CO.,
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,o0O, oO0
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SUPEKION Daguerrean ypes ;-First Premium -. H.
~ WHlTEHUHST has the field of
ground than dasuerreoypist In the country His galleries
between AZ and 9th
No 2o baltimore Bamore corner broadway and Leonard
New York; No. n Main Richmond Sycamore
Peersbug Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
highly finished electro daguerrcotypes
extraordinary Improvement nsnrng faithful and highly finished
HkeHesses few seconds
The Rotary ground, invented by H. Whehurt gives
airy andiviag appearance TO the picture.
Whehusts distribute than thirty thou
annually and have given This
ceainy aeng proof the superiority his kenesses
J. H. w calls the atenon Of the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where
exhibition Of pictures will be given
Notwithstanding competition in daguerreoypes the
Fair Of Maryland Institute he awarded the first
medal by the judges
Lkenesses description copied, and
attended Nov 28-dly
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TnEA1IsE nn ,ho Marine Boilers 81 ,he United
Nv n cpgneeTi vol fhhaotipma 1881,
Marine Eurine CC4uc0u and ClssihChiihi by e. Ahsnon
CHIEF ngnee Mlesys doehlad DeyohpoHi vol Lon
don, lc5i
Ie Indicapr Dnsm"meler with their practical applications
to ihs steam engine BY Mau Browns second edition enlarged
ae Steam, and its Application; by the Artisan vol
London, lejU.
Wooae0u N Steam Navigation vol London, ls4s
III. steam. engine; ! vol. London, le4I.
Tpeon the Locomotive Engines BY Lieut. Gordon, Royal
Navy; vol London
Locomotive Engines the modes of their Construction, details OF
their paIts emp and management vol
London Ie49
Baeaux vapeur par Jouoy ingenieur dc marine vol
Paris
aiio vapeui vols and atlas of plates Paris
1919
Dictionae de Marine Nnies ct Naptur; yof Paris, ls49
hobyhs Manual ~ the steatfensinei vol London
Russell on the engines ! vol. London.
Russell on s and Steam Navigation; vol London.
The Hghpressufe steam engines by hlban and Pole yo
London.
Craddock's Chemistry Of the steam-engine vol London
Hugo Read tbs Steam engine lis Construction and Action
vol. London,
e Great Britain the Horse power
Engines by uustaiss0n, engineer, Royal Navy.
The IN lis Application Marine Purposes by
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Eept4
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For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter
For IS to Sl6
Payable always in advance
Music, drawing, Italian Spanish and German,
Row q. M. Butler ID. d. Rev. J. w.
French Fzhugh Coye, Washington city; James May
generally of Philadelphia and r. Rev Alfred Lee, d. d. of
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar oI-t25hAp
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Young Ladies' Institute,

Young Iadies Instftute, \
Q.ate Mrs. ID. H. Bunsj corner Of 9th and streets.
THE will charge institution Mon
day 2Is of April and will his and personal
supervision department The usual branches Of thorough
English, French, mathematical education will be taught
The religious institute will be based the
fornluaIes OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The experience and principal teacher
him lock for the patronage Of the pubc and for correspond
ing Of success.
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DIuVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided Paris,
anxious young
In some private family of responsibility.
References family
parties the highest responsibility either in this
in England,
Address Alex box 100 post oce oswego, New York
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GUIDE To tho viraints sprtngsrivnr IN addition 10 IN.
n distances SPRINGS and ~ n Inc
natural cnroses Of the sne one small volume Pdce
so -
The London Lancet for June aud July.
The International Magazine for July.
This day received for sale by
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KNOX WALKER Will practise law n the smpr.,~s
Court the United States
claims against the government Addss. Washington, D. q.
Mar. I6--tf
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THE History of Ranking. with Compre III n.iy
Account OF the Origin, Rise, aud Progress of he Eng
land, Ireland, and scotandj by William j. Lon
don, 1850 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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extraordinary nsung faithful and highly finished
The rsay ground, invented by II. whtehus,
3hinnst esaSshaen,s now distribute more than thirty thou
sy up fSsa h
calls The a''sno" Of s public to his elegantly
exhibition Of pictures will be given
Fair Of the Maryland Institute. he awarded the first
description copied, and
attended to. Nov 2s-dly
pRIvATE TUToR.-A young English gentleman, who ha,
received good education and resided soms years in Paris
sons IN SOME private family Of respeeasi 81.
the highest responsibility either in this
Vance, post Office, osweso, York
NEW AND DEsIR an,n sooDs-1u.s received
3: IL; IL "a s. sss; ssi:s.
20 India silk
Dc Bsl.ss DE- sns for dresses n'~ and pretty
20 do French de LANES, very superior
25 do black silk, every qualify aud price
g DO DO : :Sa,si
so pieces black lace all widths
sape,a, plain and figured white and eoofsd GRAPE haws
dress goods Of all embroidered lace and muslin ehem
and eoon so's Also large soss q French and
Ap io-awif P. II. HooE d Co.
NOTFICATION.-Ths suhscrbers beg inform their
well stock the following aeIes TO which ey invite at
Lion n:Aee'i"s e. 'S and 10 l Is.n
rilow,ea.e linens, al widths. Irish and scotch
White White and brown brown, cotton" d, 4 a. 49, aal IT,
s,ssa q, .ae peg family sa,IS linens
Scotch Hollands Tor family
ssss by ys S, w ss. :o% ssns superior
Gcnurnens and ladies' gauze under garments
Together with general Of goods
STovEst stev..i s.ove.isi-I have jus, received
sycs-ail sorts, kinds, Among
S an
plate. portable heating cling
houses put up at the shortest notice :, ,oon,y.nn
Pennsylvania avenue, between streets.
HARDwAnE aud cu,lsry;-zI have jus, received very
materials Of all kinda, dee, from ,he factories Builders viii DO
sssy give me S =" 'e'Ds C. .sa %oob HS
oN' -- |
INV YORK CRATES have jus, received, direct from
~ New Yos large Of enameled Of
anything place. Terms moderate. Please
call and examine before purchasing.
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ioth and 81
ERoM Lcndon.-Thc Young ofcers Companion by Col.
The Law aud rraclce q Naval cou.-maial by WIN. HEX
Military Ev Italy lss'4s by Earl Of EIesme
Rudmsnlary Logsthms; by Law, engineer
The Water Bearing London, reference
supply toe Metropolis and remarks on Springs by Joseph Prest
Ayes, Punub Frontier, 1859 by Major Edwards.
Lights and Shades Of Military Life edited BY Lieut. Sir
% sse on az" ss qs sn a.sm oDa"
1850.
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nIGEsT Decisions In the Courts o. Eq"'ty In
ID Tho United aaee John r. Putnam OF the Boston bar VI
1851 giving digest Of all the decisions W the
courts equity United States previously TO 1917 Just pub
fbrd. ,r -, -
July 81 fhnNSA inhhoN
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j 1850 by Lady Emmeine Stuart Wortley
Godfrey Malvern, Author, nv T,o.s miller
with twenty -four illustrations by 90 Phiz = " $500
London Labor and the London Poor, part g.
July 20 FRANcK n ,yr m