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The steamship Columbia will ply, connection with the
above steamers between San Francisco and port. ~ Oregon
$50 lbs baggage ree not
cesding a IN 10 cubic feet
Freight 20 and nom
San Francisco at the rate Of SlO0 per ton
freight apply at the ONCE OF the company w
West New York city. M .. ROBERTS.
Jan I6-d3m
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New Fall and Winter Goods


TTooE BROTHER Co. Pennsylvania avenue, between I'll
Ill received prepared offer 10 th
citizens of the cities of Washington Georgetown and
surrounding OF Maryland and Virginia. full
complete of French English aud India fancy and STAPLE
dry goods, lmpor,ations. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark cooTs
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain pou de scie
Heavy watered silks, all coofs
Real Irish pcpins, richly watered, all shades
Very black silks, all widths
supo wide coiored silk velves, every shade
French Merino and Tibet cloths, great variety
French de LANES, new designs
French cashmere de latest styles
Rich embroidered chom,etes, with sleeves to match
Real Valencionnes lace chcmisettcs and cuffs
Elegantly embroidered and trimmed handkercbiefs
embroidered Canton shaws from Sl2 To $40
Velvet cloaks and mantIas styles
Sk manllas and visitea, also styles
Real cashmere shawls long and square
Real ant Thbet scars
Long short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajious celebrated Kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk tringes
Thread laces md nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin cambria rulings
Muslin nd cambria and edglngs
SASH neck, and belt ribands &c,, &c.
and desirable goods
approaching 10 which weekly add
made be assured OF finding
fashionable styles, lowest
prices. -. ,,,.u . -
Sept Eft
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TA1Es L.. EDWARDS, late Commissioners of PEN
Smith, stIaw, formerly Of Oadens
burg opened Office In Washington city for
claims before
departments OF the general They
business be nirusted
be made member. Of the last
Congress. -
Hotel, will be duly attended to.
l0--dly
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w. IL. stanford, Merchant Tailor,

North side % Pennsylvania Sssna four door' s't iAd street.
DEGs inform his friends, the citizens Of Washington,
Georgetown Aenandha the public in general also members Of
meres, vesnss args complete. Although
no, amount $40 600 worth IL Large for all good buy
establishment IN the District iI.m goods Una, are al perfectly new
at the hoe notice and Style no, 10 be surpassed equaed
He advance The highest price paid In this city for his
Having been employed the estabshmentof w. Browning
for neen years and having under his special charge s most DIM
Gun praneh o he eu.ung howh - oa uad anu g
.a.eres himself win te able please an
win favor him with their patronage, which he earnestly solcs
Also constantly hand general Of fancy goods
gloves collars aricle complete gentle,
Nov 26-2awiow
Ew BANKING HOUSE in Wilmington City.-The
undersigned having induced TO embark the exchange and
an early nouiy public generally
s . @ s nSf dollar
will be issued for circulation tina, win no. be by
the Omitted States treasury northern exchange or Virginia bank
by strict adherence legitimate basis il
win Be civ that The RaSI s s sna as
upon after The mausst delibeaon, and II gratifying 10
na %
In addition 70 The Issue Of notes and Oh BANK e
clues Of e United states, az viii nesoae purchase
road companle., and olleI good sse ari,ies a.
srnmen, In Washington will be attended to on liberal terms
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2awlm
d EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RoTHwELL informs the
II opened office 7
National ntellgencer for the
na attention TO purchase and sale Of city properly.
lie number of building lots In various parts
city, which will be disposed OF accommodating erns also,
improved property
negotiation Of and sales OF city
property for who need such aid.
no properly holders he offers his make
sales, taxes, &C.
persons desire sell property he would
blmse 10 find purchasers.
For The busness proposes prosecute he considers him
self well auaned the location
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
drawing OF deed &c., will be attended TO at his
Being justice OF the peace, he win attend
the taking Acknowledgements OF deeds, &C.
Nov l3-2aw6xif
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Sept u n

NO OWNERS O Lands in Texas.-a gentleman In Virginia
good surveyor and lawyer, desires TeIa
the present eason, like
country with view bring them into
market.
He has family capital Is DESTROYS OF engaging in
agriculture lie the satisfactory testimonials OF capac
integrity responsibility, aud his such
enable considerable Texas.
Any ofe1as would be inclined avail himself
such an arrangement placed spondencs
get suitable by addressing poet paid
WIN. 6oULDtN
General agent aud collector, Richmond, yrsnla.
ar
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EOR Rent, IN. large and commodious house I'm the
II 6rst ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply 70 Gen. osado, Sir BUILDINGS
seWei-eodu tfntsIi.J
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p H. HOOE a co., Mscisssl. and Retail Dealers In
carpene, Moor oil ciosh ma,nos russ curtain rntsrials
sbeetna, and rood. generally
Pennsylvania between s,h streets
DC. + rf tH#.s ''' -'s~'
Aug so-d aNr
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nANClN0 ACADEMY.-F1rst Course,-Mr y n 7 Appr
has the honor The citisens eays
town. and his Hrst Of A.,
season vii. eommence Thurdsy November room over
george Thomas Pskers south shr
avenue between 9Th and 7 opposite Browns
Days OF wilton Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
An me mshionshe dances viii be Introduced and sssht
Oct t4-dH s8A tr@e4tf N + 9-'W
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no MAKE ROOM In order that we may have room a :
large supply Of spring goods, selling our sli :
winter goods at extremely low prices
100 black aud eoloed ebay long choice silvia
40 pafs Of blankets, comprising all kinds from common 10 an
supornne, great bargains
$50 pieces ycry choice and cloths aud neu,
styles and prices The black French eots eaSsim,
in the lot very me and cheap
IS richly pointed cloth piano and table
100 pieces white hanne from IS yard extra hne
% bundles genemens wooen, cotton erno, aud sk upd
shirts and drawers
20 pieces drugges and erumb clota, handsome patterns
low prices
bombazinos, aipacas noussenes, menos and M
goods, well times, co...
pete, and ut prices provefbialy low
pieces English merinos all prices colofs
We offering bargains in all kinds OF coioIed
silks.
is pieces ladies " habit coth" assorted colors
pieces white satins
100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, assorted colors
200 pieces white cambcs and muslns, at all prices
pieces sheeiing and pillow linens, all linen, width,
100 pieces hering assorted with other desah
goods In line, all VI which, bear In mind We will offer "a
narkably low prices.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may be relied
cases PERRY BROTHER,
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre Market
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby such be entitled 70 the
benefits Of the Congress- approved March 3 oo TO found
a Military Asylum, &c, viz;
soldiers discharged soldiers OF the OF the United
regulars OF the regiment battalion Of
with Mexico and who disabled
disease wounds contracted that service and IN the line Of
their disability, incapable OF further milf
soldiers and discharged soldiers OF the OF ue
United States who have served honestly and faithfully In the
soldier and discharged soldier who
contributed funds OF the Military Asylum since the
found the sameMarch 3 accordng to
the provisions Of that who have been Disabled by disease OF
line Of his duty rendering him incapable Of
pensoner account Of wounds &c
military service though not contributor 10 the
benefits shall transfer his pension TO the
military Asylum, that building has been provided In us city Tor
their accommodation. .
No deseer, munoer habitua drunkad viii be admitted,
without character the commits
shall sufficient authorize his admissions nor do e
provisions Military Asylum apply United
shall have been convicted Of felony
Infamous crime OF civil nature since he
shall OF the United States
Applications received into this institution will be addressed
Captain Schuyler Hamilton, u s. A., secrey to the
Board OF Commissioners, Washington, d. c.
Dec 25-3nw2w
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A. Il G.. A. ARMOUR,
DR.aPERs IND J.aJLORS,

.sbops TIE frring House, New Fork,
n ECTFULLY invite attention offncnds and the public
IL Of spring goods Of the newcs, patterns
which the best and
moderate Fresh cloths
cassmcrc and vesngs Of latest imporatops elegant light silk
for vests patterns Of Paris embroideries.
There kilul employed In this essblishmenon
cut coats pants wascoas Each DC
partner complete in itself Army and uniforms mado
order and despatch and in the most approved
n,r this metropolis will find this establish
msnt evoryhpg their and perfect Of always insured
NJ n fsrwIrH wAIsTeoarsTbcse elegant waistcoats tina
were 80 much Castle Garden have been awarded th
nrs, premium American Institute at their late fair
Feb l5--dim
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ne QUINCEy,s Literary = vols rsmo.
" being vols. 7 uniform edition Of his works
Motherwell,s Po-,humous Poems, vol.
The Vision Of Sir Launs poem BY James Russell Lowell 10
ckminste and of ms son, HeV JOS
Stevens Buchminster by Eliza Buck minister Lee vol
Brief Morsrs, with an account o. hs pro
employed public Boston harborj by eut
VIM. H. Wright u. 4. Engineer,
l This day received for sale by .,,,on ,,.,,,v
a>ptM Bookseller, near Nh street
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ONG within tho reach OF aiI-rbe celebrated
Ia physicians Brothers aud Cray, have finally
concluded settle themselves in the city ahnge after having
travelled world Of knowledge and having spent
Indians Of thorough
knowledge botany dser themselves qualified TO alleviate
Tho family subject We
promise all who favor with call that viii, with,
question, tell them their complaints
TOMS guarantee and speedy The Doctors
medicines wholly vegetable, and prepared by themselves We
complaints,
they have originated long standing,
living in all the western counties OF the States Of New
York Csnsdss &c who. having been
die faculty. hearing OF and avaing OF
sk have been restored hea Diseases successfully
this Once The following dyspepy constipation piles scofoa
rheumatism bronchitis erspas tsier dropsy all
diseases diseases Of the skin lungs, omach bowels liver
kidneys, spine, kc.
Once south street, opposite Smithsonian Institution.
Z e-d2ws
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Dec. l2-d3In
T.. p. MILLER,
OF Virginia.
VERIFY ~ MILLER,

G. w. YERBY, f. p MILLER,
of Washington City. OF virginia
VERIFY * MILLER,
between h and sub streets, Washington d. CO
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
fancy dry goods mangs, oicoths, table
piano bed Spreads blanko sheengs, aud houseur
nisbing dry goods generally.
suict, prompt, personal attention given TO orders
Dec 27-lyn
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y This sale will take place Wednesday morning. 9Th March
O'clock the Chinese Philadelphia,
occupy both saloons that
building
second story.
be sold this viii be the
offered the United embracing
hundred vehicles the OF Dunlap Flager
John Mernck Howell Sparks d. Doughty, and others OF
| wledged reputation.
carriages unless warranted
that purchasers rely securing good
article
Open 70 exhibition the day previous.
informed win
poncmen N account Of the weather.
ALFRED NJ HARDNESS,
Auctioncer.
Auction sales Of horses carriages and harness held at the Ba
Museum Saturday throughout the
all sales OF
hand believed the United
States. Feb 6-2aw3w
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TIVE RANK OF THE UNION, In Browns marb,.
Buiidin now open for The transaction OF exchange and
no, n. eALLAeHER, President.
Dec LIFT t-AHa
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on nnn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0UUUU York Butter Store No. 81 Han
over street, Baltimore.
above been collected with the greatest
expressly during the
prejudice that justly exists against packed
batter imposed upon them Goshen
butter Being connected with Of the old
New York, who possess superior
in procuring daes from
and who are sending uppos regularly twice week.
article that will suit the most refined
TASTE delightful favor until spring Hun
already realized the virtue OF my butter NO
pains will be spared suit all tastes All goods delivered In the
city OF charge 80 90,
Also 1900 pounds very choice apple cheese All wiz be
sold as low as In New York by the few packages
All goods bought and sold for cash. - . ,,,,,
BALrIaoRE, Dec. IL 1881.
l2-taw3w
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NOTICE IL hereby rsven that all accounts "r CO.,
unsettled upon Of the late nrm Of p ~ ss @
together with fhoee hm viii be made ~ ~
stant and handed in for either by o.
change in our business which took effect the p
last renders essentially necessary thst All open
lima o4-e-if HOOK, BRoTHkN
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sT0RE.-The subscriber has
and elegant recently erected 10y
side fennyivania
where he intends conducting ID
shoe business Misunderstanding engaged the
services Henry r. Marselas who well known
FOR himself high reputation CUTTER and whose attention VIII be
manufacturing Of boots and shoes
We would particularly OF the ladss the beau
elegant style Mr. Marsos boots and shoes
beautiful OF French
leather. KID silks and ian which viii be made up 70
order IN Air. Ms usual beautiful style.
addition mandatory we have selected with great
care York. Philadelphia, and BALTIMORE all Of the most
and OF description, TO all OF
which particularly invite attention of e public generally
Oct T-eoIw J. NJ. JOHNSON
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
school Of this institution viii be
every night Saturdays and Sundays, nom o'clock TO
o.
The English branch comprises practical ns,uo
lions The reading and
style lectures eocuon, and the several kinds o public
together criticisms Of various distinguished English
and
The classical department devoted explanation and analysis
Latin authors composition enabling student
write In that tongue with facility.
The comprises the study OF arithmetic book
keeping algebra, surveying insonom.y and calculus
- President
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lust received general assortment OF these vcu heavy
and sp goods, 81, os and 1914 dice dsper na s
Aiso Of the mandatory, %, 1s4, la, Vs. "a ,Sr
heengs which will be found the heaviest goods Of ih "a
market; and assortment Of German Pho" AT
ser linens. The only objection which be urged W.
above articles win be their extreme Durability nopsos
Dealers In all kinds Of carpets mnfnss, oil cloths, 80
curtain materials, and house furnishing goods renery
OF the Of Ninth and Pennsyivsnh 'e"
JunrG
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United states Patent once.

February Is, lea.
IN the peton Of Patrick Magenns, of Jersey,
OF patent granted to him for an I'M
dyeing for years on the expiration OF
said patent which takes place the twenty INST day OF hp A. d.
petition be heard at The Patent Office
Monday nineteenth day Of April next at y O'Clock, m
and ali persons appear and show
have, why petition ought be granted.
their objections specifically forth writing at least TWEEN
u hearing All testimony nied by either
said be taken and transmitted
codance with the rules the ONCE which win be furnished ON
plicniion.
Ordered, ALSO published the National Tnteli
rsncer Republic Union Washington, d. Philadelphia
qure PhadelPha Pennsylvania Provdenec Journal Proy
dence Express, New York. New York Daily Bee
Boston, and the Louis Ingrncer 81 Louis
Missouri week for Tires successive weeks previous to The
- = ~ r. 4. wETGHTMAN
*f.t... Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
papers will please copy and send their
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice
Feb f7-iaw3w
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yirgini. Land Once,
Richmond, January 81, 1852.

Richmond, January Vt, Itsf1
IN conformity Virginia OF Ie4p page 49l 10,
all whom II that
pears, certificate Of the escbeaor Of the county OF Page,
December, 1851 received into the Land
day OF January 1884, that by inquest hd on the
OF December 1851 lot OF land containing dirty three
adjoining Gideon c. Brubakc Philip
Long which Robert stnoklef died soised found
cheated to this Commonwealth
8. ". PARKER,
Ian I'll Register Land Ofico
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\ xUOx WALKER will practise law In the suprssns
Court Of United States, and scnd TO the prosecution
assins, Address washington d. q.
Mar. lb-n
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
IE Principal IN C) Male Academy wishes To
assistant teacher who s qualified teach
the mathematics Tie
of sober habits and good moral character
made and by letter. post paid
TO the Principal.
ip-du
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IN PURSUANCE Order OF the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore city, notice eby that, in the last VIII and
Edward Matthew'S of Baltimore city, and which was
probate of December 1883, there
following % designated tue third item OF said last viii and
tesa
al bequeath my estate. my widows
death be divided Elk equal parhee parts TO three OF
Grandfather ushes grand children, their heirs, three parts 10
three Of Grandfather Matthew's grand children or their heirs
PARISH OF Lancawan, aud
Gamorgan Wales shall be judges Of this beque
OF the above children their hen be wealthy and
that OF my relations
either side shall have IT,"
And said ORDER further warning
persons the Of SAID
person. SOLICITOR day Of July ie2 to
said provision, and TO stand to
abide such the said Orphans court take III Tie
JOSEPH FICKLIN,
Administrator de Jon non, with the will annexed, Of
Dec 27-lam6m Edward Matthews
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ATTENTION !

Early spring Good, fer Gen
femsnb
rHAs A. SMITH co., No. House, Boston, beg
gentlemen visiting Boston TO examine their large
selected by gentleman Of
perence buyer principal manufacturers Of England
Germany and France, and imported 10 our order.
Enssh Venetian fur, beaver Labrador water
proof beavers cloth 6nish beaver, whiiney, Dunel's,
Teversbean sntrely style for
cloths from the most celebrated
FRENCH English, Of and beautiful col
ors, and rich and superior finish
faniaooney vesungsove hundred different styles OF
variety beauty fail please
rehne and exquisite tasto
Cutting depsrenWe have Ia the different cutting depart
Who for skin and a acknowledged by thousands
b competitors
We trust the Undue
WIN selection by them from stock OF goods
which surpassed equsled IN similar establishment in
this other city In the Union,
be manufactured with personal attention
superior workmanship, and trimming which
constantly increasing patronage which
enjoy, and prices that cannot fail 70 please 49,.
CHAs. "A. SMITH n CO,
No | Old sato House, Boston.
Jan 72-2aw3m
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ON petition Georgs Wo Of Columbia,
Pa and james Doushe OF Philadelphia, Pa praying for the
extension VI patent granted them tor an Improvement IA
OF wheels be used on aoaas and
purposes nom the Of
patent which lakes seventeenth day OF March, A.
ID. lS52-~
ordered that tho said petition be heard a. the Patent once on
Tuesday March al IL O'Clock M ana all
notified appear show any ey
why petition ought 10 be granted.
once their Objections specifically forth Ia writing, al least
All testimony nled by either
party the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of the oee which WIZ be furnished
application. :, x,z-, -,
aencer Hepubie Unon Washington d. c. Philadelphia In
qurs Pa Providence Journal Providence rrburs Ca
Pa Express New York. NJ vi and the Daily
Bee Boston, for three weeks
yious 10 sixteenth day Of March next
| THoS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. g. Editors or papers please copy the
bills Patent ONCE with containing this notice.
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Columbian College, ID. q.
THE winter session Of six months win be opened the l Of
September.
Room, library, bed, and furniture " 90
Table and servants
Charges TO students who do not board
Iniuon '''".''
library and furniture.
Fuel stcost washing 37k cents per dozen.
Naturalization 60 and small charge m average damages
Tho college exclusive OF books and stationery
do exceed so Students may be admitted at
opening preferable Bills payable three
months in advance.
opportunity attending Of lee
given the distinguished OF science at the smith
hearing the debates In Congress, and
gument United ssies Supreme advantages which
other college present
CoLLger August 1851, Aug 1s-dhcpiaw4w
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SALONA Farm For Sale.-This beautiful farm-he former
OF the Rev VIM. Mais offered for SALE oca
comfy Virginia. miles from washington,
Co. plank road leading from Fniial
Georgeo adjoining the aIm OF Commodore
206, high state ofcuvaion wei
waered with living springs well fenced plenty o. tmber WI.
buildings consist brick mansion o.
BY 3D. wings attached which make 2O8 feet Iont stone farm
spring brick scboohouse carriage house
house, 50 by 30 with basement in good repair
and Is rkably healthy. -
JASoLEY, Fairfax county, Va, Dec J, 1851
3-IaW
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NOTICE.-Thoso Of customers who have not yel.s .
their bills rendered s July will much o
by calling and doing their earliest convenience as We
have all accounts sent An at that date closed prior TO the
m OF the fall trade. -, t. ~
Sept 7-2wif
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w. II. Duvon, Merchant Tailor,

W. n. DuvnII, Merchant Tailor,
(Lafe firm Of Luasy Z Dnvun,)
MOULD respectfully friends public
he just opened and varied OF fall and
winter goods for gcntiemen's wear such
Cloths vestnEs Of the approved manufsc
and styles
Merno, silk, shirts and drswers
Hosiery, cravsts, suspenders, gloves
Umbrellas dressing gowns, &c,
which he offer 20 his customers al the lowest cash
rates. solicits Of public patronage.
present location is opposehs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 27--Jtaw3wf
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Norfs,cesf corner Of pih and streets.
THE INSTITUTE win resume session tho first scptem
with efficient Of professors and teachers In every
Terms boarding pupils $3.50 per snnum, including English and
mathematics.
pupils session Of flee monfhsfrom $40 TO
go, In English mathematics. 49, .#.. y $50
Ancient and modem languages music, drawing painting
extra Circular 10 be Principal Early application for
WILLIAM J, CLARK, Principal
WARRINGTON CRY, August IL, 1881.
Au t7-dti5Oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
Il by z. Allen. 80. !. -. .t II .l
Cstechism familiar Things by Emily Elizabeth vehement
the Fine Arts by George Ripley and
Bnyard Taylor 1 volume,
Maxims OF Rocheoucauld. -
q volumes.
sir Roger de Coverlyi by The Spectator =
Hand Book Of Universal biography; by rnrke Goodwin
knights Cycop~da Of The Industry Of All Nations VOLUMES
viii illustrations. - -. - =. n
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