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Two SportsmenJ w. BADEN Pennsylvania avenue, near 9Th
small lot OF double barrel
guns, of saleable sizes, and unusually low prices.
Likewise fresh supply Of Dixon sons powder hask ., 10
and ~
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double game bags, dram bottles
English French, and American
wadding, powder horns, sc.
Oct lila w3w
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THE mex annual University Virginia will con
the Isl Of October and continue without
and ectureship, viIi .I#.###
4 Ancient Languages-Prolessor oessner Harrison, NJ. D.
q Malhematics-Proessor Edward n Couuenay, lii. ID.
Natural Philosophy Professor Wm. b. Rogers,
O. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology, and sugeJames L. Ca
s. Moral Philosophy Professor Wn H. McGuney DID, IL D.
.. Law-proiessor John D. Minor, LII. D.
. Adjunct Prolessor-Janes = Hocombe
TO- Lecuer and Demonsaio Special and
my-John staige Davis, A. NJ, NJ ID.
admitted University years OF
but ofto brothers applying for arieualon the Faculty may
applicant student a any other in
eopoated seminary he cannot be received Unvers
evidence To the Faculty, Of general good conduct
The whole exclusive coes books,
pccket-money estimated as folowa;
Board including months s0O
Fuel and candes TO be furnished by the Proctor
cent commission, estimated II only student the
dormoy, at $50; room, at I5 .... I5
Washing be had nj about $40 session
Rent Of an entire dormo so for half IL occupied BY two
MatrcuIai'os fee use Of library and public rooms IS
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 two, $50
II three or more, $25 each.
In school law, junior
senior class SIS The higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission, BESIDES any lower class In the schooiay rs
s2.s
#.. Medical Department..
In the medical department the including
the Denonaor ticket and dssecng fee S95 The session OF
9monhs enables the student studies
ensve that of other medical institution the Unon by
tending only Two lectures a day. =
An adjunct prosorsp having been appointed the department.
the Of study has been enlarged The subjects equity and
practicable and there will be added of lectures
civil law together with exposition of the most important leading
wM. 8. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron of the University Of Virginia.
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THE civil, LAW o spain and Mexico, arranged on
principles the modern codes, with notes and references
preceded introduction the Spanish and Mexican
law and Imbodyng appendix OF the
aet. OF the Mexican Cougfess by Schmidt counsellor
law-complete in 1851.
ceiyed, fRANCk TAYLOR
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10 WESTERN TRAvEI.LERs
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FM0M BALTIMORE TO PITTS


t|l BURG.
H y 81 tIhrough Ia ttOsafy loo hours and haB)
HiS line 10 PsbuTg Baltimore and Susquehanna
Pennsyiyania Central railroads Is in successful
ion by leave Baltimore at "a, half ho
after the Time OF arrival OF the evening nom Washineon
proceed TO Harrisburg where they transferred TO the Cenra
railroad proceed Immediately without delay crossing
the mountains daylight and arriving in Psburg y, the
day starting. The distance performed railway
exception 2s miles, which done class
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Pi,isbug in the OF the Central moad ant
arrive Harrisburg AT 4, the morning,
Baltimore Susquehanna railroad will be
waiting, and proceed Immediately Baltimore, arriving
Washington, which 81,
Q-1his route reliable offered the public.
Df-Fare through (either wsy) Sill.
For tickets apply the ticket the Baltimore and susque
hanna Railroad Company, Calvert Station Baltimore th'
ticket Central Railroad Company sburg
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent OF Transportation.
Dec n-dim
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California Land TitIes.

California Land TITLES.
OF President OF the United Sntes
the Undersigned commissioners for ascerianng and settling pm
hereby
held Francisco, said State,
the eh day of December 1851.
hands, city OF Washington, this lth day
September 1881
HARRY l. THORNTON,
Sent I7-eod3m Commissioners.
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NORDON's Digest of the Laws OF tho United states,
" edition coming 1851 including also with
foreign powers Judicial decisions relating the
constitutional statutory Thomas y. Godoni complete
one volume Of l67 pages This day received
Nov o5 FRhNCK TAYLOR.
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TAPESTRY VELVET. Uncut Velvet Tapestry, Ta-
i pcs,y pnn three ply and ingram carpeings
additional supply the above description OF fur
goods entirely and different patterns and combna
heretofore this couiy all from the
John Crosiey h sons London.
additional supply o elegant curtain materials, Brockt
all silk.
anes damask anes, French and English furniture chini
oiled Turkey red aud figured ehntzes with all
the tasscls, gmps, and borderings TO match
These goods with the hand before their arrival,
stock perhaps the complete OF other retail es
tablshment the
housekeepers intending furnish, respect
fully invited TO call and examine Them.
CLAGETT n DoDsoN,
Dealers in all kinds Of furniture dry goods
l7-3teOif
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rsT received assortment OF these durable,
and ceap goods o. aAd 1914 dice diaper and dsmssks
Aso OF the manufactory, o. Io4 IA 49, and 10
eenes will he found the heaviest goods of the kind
n and Of German pillow and bo
s,,r linens urged against all OF
The articles will be their durability Prices very low
all kinds of mntinr oil eioshs rugs, mats
goods generally, door
esst Of the corner OF Ninth street Pennsylvania
IuneG
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rREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs-sELLING OFF
na 1 s auS M s sas inform @ u yss o
winter goods and other goods have reduced The
We would the attention Of al buyers goods
u printed French and
50 do goods from ss 10 81 cents
so ssnss .uaSis G"ssa par sslaIsn rem "o0
a do French in ali the mos, desirable shades some
few dark browns IN the lot that we viii sell without
regard to cost
Also hand fine assortment of colored
and watered silks which we closing out very
Is black gos de kine which recommend as
do plaid popi1ns good; Il 81 cents yard These s.
stock Of black goods wen assorted and shall
dsous closing out the stock In order get in an entire
We also have on hand full OF ladies' vests
all Long and s nsss 1 long G 0W M
will offer very cheap. - . - ~
Jan 6-eod2w 7tl street, near the Avenue.
III TO MovEWe would desire 10 call the attention Of house
our sUea Of sGSs @ which we are now offering
pieces good which will sell a5
25 do various qualities heavy undressed, a7
cloths by 81, which shall offer from
today at sa a These goods d. are re, sna s
10 pieces heavy amask ranging 50
30 dozen danask napkins nj various prices
25 piano and table cloth covers, cheap
pieces cashmeret, plain
100 Russian diapers Of all qualities
SO dozen towellings, from 81 25 per dozen up
beached cooLs, including all the choice brands
which promise sell cheaply they can be
had in the country
full of blankets, fine goods
that will offer cheap in order to close them Out before
moving
will be sold cheap they
North reasonable quantities, such as
cacoes coons plaid domestcs cassine anne eooed
cacoes almost article in the dry goods line, which we
ar desirous Of closing out - -
= w. NJ. SHUSTER * CO.,
Jan6-eod2w 9TH street, the Avenue.
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J,URs Furs Ears I-WM b. TODD announces 10 his Gus
toners generally ladies particularly that he has
ceved large very handsome selection Of fine fu Of he
most workmanship, which he has
ready Inspection and 10 which be invites The ae
purchase such fich durable, uy com
lotsble and seasonablc additions 10 the wardrobe.
This comprises mu yeofnes paatnes or nat boa
and cngsof splendid black ustred stone mhrn hussai
dc encha, Siberian squirrel royal emne Hudson Bay sable
swansdown.
Ie bas also received from Paris London beautiful nssor
goods Of the above descriptions for ladies
and children.
Byzantine sacks richly trimmed with fur
rem Dec Il-Jtaw4w
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car WORKS. Wolfe stree
Potomac, Alexandria, Vgnia-smiih Perkins,
locomotive engines and tenders, marine
and stationary engines boilers chilled wheels and a1les
patent chilled wrought spre, machinery and castings gen
erally.
Undersigned having erected extensive Shops and pro-
modern machinery and toos prepared TO
and machinery oil all kinds
p' ~ - - X. G. SMITH,
Late o Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master Machinery Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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nEFICIAL Congregational directory. just issued and
" Tor sale by TNaoh Mhuh M AZ, -,
Jang0 booksel.fs, near s'h sHefe
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THE BOSTON American Almanac for 1862, volum
closely printed pages, giving, nddsn TO the usual al
authentic and varied information concerning
general aud State governments and diyesng
correspondence relating the
government finances esaton public nstiuton Internal i'm
and OF the United States and of
The public officers
lists navy Judiciary expenditures census, sc sc
mail tnhing postage post
in the United States. This day received - - -,
% fhhNch
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rLAGETr, NEWTON. MAYS CO. most respectfully
their and the public that they
receiving their fall supplies in rich fancy goods They will
open day Tuesday large assortment In ladies' dress goods
both and designs
OF before Offering We invite
ladies' will find much richer goods
at a period Of the season, and quite ~ cheap,
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Gan. n dI,u
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THE History OF Banking, with a Conpre hensire
Account Origin, Rise and Progress OF Banks o Enc
Son Isso FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FURNITURE DRY GooDs.-The following described goods
have just been added 10 stock in trade all OF which viii be
piano covers match, which
will be sold by the desired all In me
daons bouquets and wrea'hs Of lowers Which appear as rich
e sne table a. s KING
soo n ns Is a%ass s aaS more
Damask iane piano and liable TO match.
Also stand COW, covers 10 match.
French thread dies dvans chairs arms OF chairs backs
Of dol toilets cake Q, a @ nna a v
by napkins oveays For design and oduc-
on Of these goods the was awarded Two medals lac
amass tea ae eheap and pretty
ea and cheap, with gimps and side loops TO match
rich window G %cn 70 are =
rich gin arches for suspendng dape over French bed
general Whitney, Edinburgh, and Maekinaw
blankets all band bound, mapped on both sdes and very low
bales wed blankets for heavy and Sc,
vsd They viii be sold at prices which will BE- an object g
linens, articles in the furniture dry
which required for the comfort and
tsms S an 0 "'en We GhnGHi DoDsoN
Sept a-d4wr avenue, the Of OH ST.
University OF Pennsylvania, Medical Department.
Eighssrth session, (ls5l-'5a)
l terminate l,e close % March ensuing.
Anatomy, William L. Horner, NJ. d.
Matera Medea and Pharmacy, Jsseph Carson, MD.
Chemist Chemistry, y,,iSa."s flames l!,,is ?, Rogers MD
obsseies and the Diseases Of Women and Children Hugh
Hodge, M. d.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ d.
Clinical instruction at The Pennsylvania Hospital by George
Sea p nd BY Gss W. i and in BY
The medical faculty assisted by W. W. Gerhard Nj d.
Praeteal anatomy BY John Nsi Veil NJ d. dsmonsrator sos
Mairieuatng fee, (pad once only 8
Hospital lee 10 10
0'a''''s W. T. imoRtNiER, NJ: D.
Dean OF the Medical Faculty,
Chestnut street. above Thirteenth, opposite the United STATES
N'lHa, Aug fnlsSs,e%aS iaawoeds
William and Mary College, williamsburg, vn.
THE session Of This institution win on wednesday e
a organic agricultural
study adapted hs Of all classes 9,
caes proficiency any OF hese degree Of
Of Philosophy conferred for proficiency twelve in
cheney in ALL de degree ora NJ.
Right Johns D. d. President Professor of Moral
Philosophy and The Evidences Of Christianity:
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor of Municipal and consuna
BENJAMIN s. Ewe Professor of Mathematics Natural
Henry Washington, Professor Of History and Political Economy
bellies Leisrs and Rhetoric.
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics
virginin Land omee.
RIousosD, August ~, 1851.
IN conformity The code Of Virginia Of lsss page 4s section
appears by county o. Berkeley
hs se on me s snd 5 ses day :" % s 1
land lying The said Berkeley have been ound
1 escheated this Commonwealth, TO wit;
Back creek, assessed 10 BeRapn An
drews's heirs.
branch, assessed Peter Deals heirs
the Packhorse assessed 10 James Greer
Lule Mountain, assessed TO John Powes heirs
4 Packhorse road, assessed TO same.
Back creek, assessed TO John Shocks heirs
Frederick county assessed Isaac scos
Of Norh Mountain, assessed to VIM Tbbs
heirs.
"A acres creek, assessed Andrew Jenknss
heirs.
8. H. PARKER
Aug l5-lawGw Register Land once
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NOTICE Is hereby given all remaining
unsettled upon of the late firm Of p H. HooE Co.
together with those will be made 2sth
slant and handed In either The
change in our business which took effect the t Of February
that all should be
closed at the expiration OF the present half year. -
lime 9s.-Swi} HooE, BROTHER, \ co.
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CONTENTS Of the American Almanac for Is52.-Ex
ecutve Government and Lists Of Public Officers; Postmasers
Collectors Naval ocers Land Registers Receive Indian
Agents Army and Navy Pension Agents; Army List Arsenas
MtaryPosts, Militia Force; Navy Lists Vessels Marine
Judiciary; Ministers TIE United abroad
Ministers and Consu in the United States Abstracts
Passed the Last OF Post Office Depart
Revenue Mail Service, Receipts and Expenditures Compcn
saon Foreign and Home Poges Commerce and Navigation
United Imports Exports, Tonnage and Commercial
United Imports Exports and Debts for Sixty Years
1853 10 1850 Expenditures for PERIOD Debt OF
the United States Public Lands Mint and oceB Coinage for
Censuses Religious Denominations State Eec
Ocer Debts Finances Congress- Railroads Cow
Europe much other valuable
ter, 90 varied limits OF a advertisement
Complete volume of 2 closely printed Price 81
Can be sent by mail hng postage 70 any post odce In The
United States. Just received by
Dec 7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Dy ADAMS q co.'s Esprcss-for balls, parties sc.
ID rs silk hose, all grades
embroidered bandk kechiefs, beautiful
10 boxes clear lawn bsndkercbiefs
q cartons white and coiored hid gloves
White, pin X, and blue silks and psplns
White. pip and blue French merinoes, and
NousrrIine with variety OF goods adapted
the season a very low prices -
Pennsylvania avenue between 7th aud s,h streets
Dec 27--eodlmif
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JUVENILE BOOKS FOR YOUTH OF ALL AGEs-A
large subscriber OF ihe
entirely Among them will be found mos, % the standard
Edeeworh, Holland, Mrs Hughes, ana ouer
writer's editions for the most part others un"sua
low prices. 80. !,
hy the subscriber London and Paris.
Drawing books, pooios albums, Sc, NC ~ grsm varisy
Dec ~ fhhNNN ihfsoh
CaIuOuN,s xyORpSs-First volume being Dsquisuon
Government, and Discourse the Constitution and Govern
mont United Richard X Crae, and pub
sbcd general assembly OF the state Of
A supply this day received BY
JanN fhANCk TAYLOR
TUE international Magazine for February :. just
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Ian 90 booksellers, 9th street.
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has reopcned
Of law and agency business,
Department OF the INTERIOR and nearly Of
Wizards Botei, where he boards.
Nov 29-dam mat Inei, Republic, Telegraph
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J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

J.. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
Attorney and Counsellor at LaT,
WILL practice District in the adjoining
w counties of Maryland and virginia
claims description against the govern
especially the Of The revolution
Ohice on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th streets
l2-soGm
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uHrTEHURsT's new and extensive Gallery OF Pre-
Dngueucotypes, Daval Bro
" and 6tb Streets Pennsylvania avenue. sa4
advantages Others being built
h aoor arranged expressly for this purpose
nn largest skyiighs in this country,
finest II
copying paintings dagerreopes not having It's superior
The world, beautiful highly finished
dagueeotypes weather. though cloudy preferabe
t children, promptly attended TO.
Awarded the Fair Of the Maryland Inst
mts, aud a premium the Fair at New York.
GAtkHrsNo Dos BALTIMORE Baltimore; 3iI broadway,
New York Pennsylvania Washington, d. o.; n Main
street. Richmond, Virginia Lynchbug, Virginia Norfolk Vif
ginis and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries are open ee to the pnblc all hours q the day
j. H. WHfTEHURST.
Dec. 12-d3m Sole proprietor
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Joke, Tar, nnd Lime hand and for sale st the
" Washington coke fuel intense
stes readily charcoal The coal tar used
chiefly timber &C. The line
highly ammonia value msnuIs
and far superior ordinary lime when used for that purpose
Dec 0-n
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AGENCY for Claims at Washington City, by EVANS
L PANT, Attorneys and Agents.-F. 8. EVANS who has
been clerk and chief clerk IN the
Pension Office having resigned the situation has asse
with HAMILTON g. FAINT, Of Missouri and they have
Washington Pennsyl
Avenue 18th for the prosecution
aganst before Congress the several de-
partments.
claims Of description requiring the
Washington but those which their
will be particularly devoted The following, viz Bounty
Congress- approved September 2o 1880
granting land tho soldiers their widows minor chill
$780, of 1871, Florida
the Black Hawk General Wayne from 1872 to 1885
officers Mexican warcaims all
arising OF with Mexico particularly
bounty PENSIONS property
months clothing mileage, forage expended
raising companies Indian claims and revolutionary Claims Of all
kinds.
Land bought sold highest market prices.
They OF Congress- and all Off
OF the government generally.
Dec % d&w3m
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Tremont Iou.e, Boston, massaehu.ell

TfIIS establishment still conducted ia the same
always The central and pleasant situation
houses comodous and the comforts and
be found there combine render agreeable and ad
vantageons the traveller
Having OF John l.. Tucker Coz long at
establishment subscriber pledges his best
maintain reputation aud 10 give satisfaction TO ms
customers. -, :, ,.nypp
BosTos, Sept IS, 1851,
Septle-saaw3m
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,UIsTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains Of Michigan

WINTER ROUTi; TO CHICAGO.-Trains Michigan
Souhern, and Northern Indiana railroads daily, jundays
eaeepted) as follows;
Monroe and Toledo AT 55, arrive Lapos at
GO p thence passengers by plank road 10 miles
Michigan City thence 40 miles Ainswor and by
Anss February by through Chicago
Rennng 70 Laporie waycars leave Lapone al 30,
and arrive al Monroe and Toledo III 5.45 IN.
stages Fort Wayne Sturgs; with Logans
c Lafayette and indianapolis, South Bend and oIher
places the Inc, principal south
Al Toledo this line 545, n with the
Erie South Shore by and railroad Cleveland
Ere, Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
Passengers Cleveland all Ptsburg
Ey railroad and % miles staging Philadelphia and New
York, Baltimore and Washington.
st lstEs L. L. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
ADRIAN, Jan. II, 1852. Jan 2s-dG
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DARMELE MASTER, dentists have removed their Office
street, few doors east OF their former place
Oct 9--eof3l'
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nIGEsr ofthe Decisions In the Courts Of Equity in
IL the United John z. Putnam, the Boston
vo 1851 giving digest OF all the decisions the
the United States previously to ie<7 Just pub
iished. ..N.se
July 81 FRAECK TAYLOR
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BOARDING Day school for Young LadIes.-Ths
ID Misses HAWEY win duties of their
Monday September 5 their residence Pennsyvania ayenuee
bel ~ecn i7tf and 18th
0s-1sv2w
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oEr ING OFF VERY CIIEAP-we offering great
person. of dry goods our stock
hcayy and n. advancing when shah the
stock, immediately opposite our present location
are very much possible and nv IN
% M dre. goods yevets sba blankets and in fact anything
n oor sock would do through before purchasing
% .,ock and ~ they must be
cold before the spring ladies want Of velvet dress NJ much
'p"'' W. M. SHUsTER CO,
- on .oa, 7lh street. the avenue.
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VylfE Gold worshippersj or, The Days We Live I'm :
future hsoreai by author OF Whitefnars.n
Harmony OF Prophecy by the Rev. Doctor Keith -
Maya FRANCk TAYLOR
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II OWEN Il SON, Merchant Taiiors, would sespect-
Ia fully make friends and tho public generally that
they have just opened and varied assortment fall and win
goods quality such cloths, eassimere vesines
S and request that their friends aud customers VIII call and eA
anime for themselves.
Ia returning thanks the liberal share Of patronage they
have received lake having expert
enced The evils OF The credit system 70 great extent they have de-
emned articles their line low Tor cash
or 20 prompt and solicit continuance OF public favor
Oct 9--2awlm Intel u TeegInph.l
pryor a. DAVIDGE Will practise I'm the supreme
Court ofthe United States.
JAMES w. PRYOR,
Montgomery, Alabama
WALTER ID. DAVlDGE,
Oct 5-lawinDec4 Washington District Of Columbia
DEACII-tiROWERS reminded that now IL the
time for destroying the peach gubs that destroying their
remedy discovered
The will exceed two cents ce All other nit
benefited by IL.
will be forwarded proportion 10 the received
&. Lewis, 7t will receive attention.
LEWIS * co.
WAsmSaroS Sept s. 1851.
DEAR have tried suggestion the preparation for
The composition used about sixty ees early
quite from the Iaa Of the
peach orchards and far am convinced that IL
quality the apped for
my trees have been unusually thrifty fruitful this
J. c. LEWIS esd CHAs. G. PAGE.
0cflT -qawbUf
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THE Religion OF Geology and Its connected sciences,
Hitchcock president Amherst College, and professor OF
matt theology and geology. vol.
Guyots Earth Man being lectures on comparative physical
geography Its relation history mankind, vol
Contributions Theological sciepcethe Pre- Adame Ean BY
Harris ID. d., author of the Great Teacher vol
Contributions Theological seonceMan Prmeval; by John
Harris. I vol.
by Robert Hunt. vol.
Footprints Creator by Hugh Miller, with memoir OF the
author AgnssiE. 1 vol.
The Old Red standstonei by Hugh Miller. vol
And others Of the class ofscience. - 80 -
June % FkANCh
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cMITH's New Guide q Travellers throughout the
y u UDiied States, 1e5
ocys Picturesque Tourist throughout the Northern and Eastern
and Canuda--map aud engraving
Dsurnel's American aud European Railways and Steamship
Guide, with Price % and 80
Appcion Railroad and Steamboat Companion through New
md and the Middle stateH--many
Appletons Southern and Western Travellers Gude-mnny
for Travellers through the United
with 1876 engravings, and n large
Falls, Picturesque and Descriptive by NJ r. Wills with
verynu
the New York and Eide Railroad Descriptive by
William Macleod, 8 by the and oher STINT
lar books.
Aug g2I FRhNCk TAYLOR