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THO MAKE ROoM-In order that may have for a
supply spring goods selling of stock Of
winter goods extremely low prices.
100 black and coored ebay Sae long shaw choice styles
200 OF blankets comprising all kinds from
superine great bargains
$50 choice and fine cloths including all
styles prices. The black French
in the lot very fine and cheap
IS richly pointed cloth piano and table
100 white snnes from 25 cents yard TO fine
20 bundles eentiemen's woolen silk under
shirts and drawers
90 pieces duggets cumb cloths handsome paterus
Our stock Of bombaznes apacas, moussenes menos, and all
other kinds goods well all umes
plete and at prices proveTbialy low
100 pieces English and French menos, all and coo
offering kinds colored black
silks.
Is pieces ladies I" habit coths,p assorted colors
pieces white satins
100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, assorted colors
white cambrcs musiins, NIL prices
sheeng pillow linens, all all widths
100 sheetngs, other desirable
goods line all VI which, bear In mind will offer al
markaby low prices.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good prices and fair dealing be relied on IN all
cases. PERRY h BROTHER,
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre Market
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ArrENTIost

s ksWs and Richest Wiaer Early spriag Goods or
nensss's
NHAs A. SMITH co., Old State House, Boston, beg
leave TO invite gentlemen visiting Boston examine
most OF which has been selected gentleman
eIienee as buyer from the principal manufacturers OF England
1emany, and France, and Imported 10 order.
Osercoans English, Venetian. Labrador
PROOF beavers, beaver, Whitneys, Du1es,
French castors kossuh evean entirely style for
coats For dress and ock cloths from the celebrated
makers In French, Geman and English OF and beautiful col
ors, and rich and superior finish.
Panlaoonery yesngs-over three styles
each OF such and beauty fail
renned and exquisite taste.
Cutting depaTtmentWe have the different
who, for skill and acknowledged thousands
10 have competitors.
We inducements shall
with call will selection by goods
which
this any other city In the Union.
All Of which win be manufactured personal
III, superior workmanship, trimming which
cured tbs and which
enjoy and u prices that fail please.
CHAS. A. SMITH & CO.,
No. / Old state House, Boston.
22-2aw3m
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n CENTLENIENS WARES
VI 10 dozen undershirts, very heavy
10 do and drawers, all sizes
do silk undershirts
30 do merino haifhose
heavy English thread halfhose the
in the city
IS do country knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, very heavy
s de beaver goves very superior
Is do Kid gloves, Alexander's make
10 do silk Gloves very heavy
10 pieces pocket handkerchiefs, very superior
90 dozen various styles necktes handkerchiefs
90 do plain and coored border linen sambc and erchie
with cloths, cassmeres, and vesngs Of all styles, at
YERBY & MI.LER'S,
Pennsylvania avenue between 7th and 9Th Streets
Dec -eodmif
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person VIII be books uAs@s tAe
payment 0fthe Subscription be made in advance.
subscribers forward oney letter. possss
paid by and all max IN s
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published uiweekly during ,hs
sohs Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions period less than viii be received
terms pIoporuoned 60 the above annual raies.
uU-PosTMAsTERs authorized asents
sending Us DAILY subscribers, with 20 encosed
shm-WEEklY subscribers, with s25 eneose doruvs WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed viii be ens copy Tho
same edition Us they furnish gratis
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The Great Invention OF Agei-steasa suppiantedI
Gas Trianaphantt


Gas Triamphantt
E the century the age
Of steam !. has passed. and with wi tbs engine
The second half Of win be known commencing te
ths world This age commenced, and with is
dneea e he . Gas Engine - j.,
upon the of his own ad q others attempts
sbs ms necha ol ue @ ~ ~ s ana I h WI ,
received letters his Improved cabone Acid Engine
States Individuals rights Of
The immense saving money labor
suffering secured BY the of this motor will inevitably
@ @ AND aaa ~ thousands g % Of os, Psss wss s expense
THIS new oo s s S auosa % all purposes as open,
agent from the snglehorse for the coongin 10 the
s By ~ The steam engine Of boilers and fuel and
same power Of 800 tons @ Of he steam engine
These facts established by the experimental of
following Ss the aS ciasaaa ssnpas o. he Is,
patent for his motor Il cabonc acid gas is upp
cation TO On engine The successful Of this invention
ha. received another popelns
peculiar roase e. hs
s % ne sas s
Also rights for his Improved spng Saddle for military and
designed for the greatest possible comfort Of both
Any information regard Inventions
Of obtaining rights Se may be promptly obtained addressing
Attorney and for paentee 7h opposite odd Eel
lows Hall, Washington, DC
son and haP nd s
York ;AdVsTIser slooyn siinans Journal Haven; Jour
Enaures Portland Journal and Argus
Detroit Journal Chicago Gazeiie and Adverse Ptisbugh Ca
Enquirer Nonpare Atlas Commercial and Cisl
end G Wse Ds h
onn San Francisco insert every day.
Om ant forward bills, with copy Of 'hs paper, 70 p.
Dec 25-eod3mif Washington, d. @.
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VALUABLE business Stand for Rent in Washington
city and immediate of the three
in the large building erecting old established stand at the
Of h and Market Space They are built IN the
modern for goods and with lights
feet wide by deep clear
side . wide by 70 feet high has
the clear dry and finished for sales room well lighted BY several
building. The
Market IL feet wide, 81 feet deep then becomes
% % deep, having skygbt feet wide by %
finished 26 feet wide
feet deep, feet inches high There communication from
with stairway The third
feet wide by 81 feet deep with skgh feet BY feet In the
could be made by throwing
fuel 4
For apply the subscriber the Potomac House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue betveen ID and Az
Dec l3-ruThSattf ANNE X. DERMOTT.
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LII WIDTHs-Now In store and for sale less Than
IL the prices
20 medium and "a table damask, neat
patterns
pieces 1914 table amask, rich patterns
40 table napkins assorted in and prices
20 dozen bleacfed and brown doyies
so dozen assorted damask and Huckaback towels
80 pieces towelngs, all kinds Styles and prices
50 pieces Irish linens, all pure" for shrting
20 pieces fine linens for bosoms and collars
100 pieces fine beached shrting cottons
With desirable goods line; all Of which will be
sold very cheap for the mcnhs.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary
relied all
PERRY BROTHER,
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre Market.
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ENGLIsH AND FRENCH JEWELBY, WATCHES,
silver and plated fancy goods, &c. suitable for New Year
prescntA No 3 Pennsyyana hyenne hc store lately oe
w. Heyden fresh importation Of English and
ewelr watches silver all OF which OF
quality and Of the latest styles consisting In part
folowss
Full suits Of diamonds and pearls ruby and pearl rarne tor
enamel and plantwisted gold chaaans In great
diamond ruby pearl and all other kinds Of finger ngs ear
endless variety bracelets Of all kinds plain
costly genemen diamond and other kinds Of beastpns and
guards chains, &c gold and silver -nuh
borss glasses and specaces newest styles medaons gold
mimbles, pens and pencils, &C.
DIAMOND MOUNTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mounted with
pearls enamols ladies' plain gold watches Of va
styles genemsns Watches made by Cooper, Tobias Roske
Johnson, and other makers.
SOLID SILVER wARE-sver and coffee sets pitchers,
gobe and cake baskets, candesck vases tea esddes
punch ladies' OYSTER preserve ice cream and gravy psons cake
knives IN knives and forks OF
dozen IN eases suitable fish and butter knives dinner
desert and tea forks and ong ladies' pickle
knives &c.
PLATED WARE-Tea and coffee SETS cake baskets cas,ors,
forks spoons avers walters and vegetable Dishes
ues and urns pitchers &C.
FANCY 6ooDs-fan', card port monnaies &c. for sale
low.
Remember No 10 Pennsylvania Avenue ~
Jan o-eolw
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMOM BALTIMORE TO PITT

Through In tweafy-tDo hours and hay)
THIS line Pltsbug, the Baltimore and Susquebanna and
Central railroads Is in successful
passengers leave Baltimore at ~, (ha hour
the time of arrival Of the evening train from Washnglon and
Harrisburg transferred Central
tran Immediately without delay crossing
daylight and arriving in Pttsbug at o. the
starting. The distance performed by railway,
exception Of % miles, which done in rstclass coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Pttsbug of the Central railroad and
arrive Hashurg the morning, where the
press train OF the and susquehanna railroad will be
for the train 10 Washington, which leaves at o.
M nyThis reliable offered the public.
u0-Farc through (either way) S1l.
For apply the ticket Of the Baltimore and susque
Railroad Company, Calvert Station, BALTIMORE
agent Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company Ptsburg
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent Of Transportation.
Dec
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@ in 000 WORTH OF dry goods prime
D4O,UOU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change thei

@ ln n00 WORTH OF dry goods prime -
D4U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL intending change their
business would the public hat from and amer
they viii sch for cash article their house first Their
being unusually goods, they
would purchasers that they opportunity OF
such bargains offered Washington
Many goods such fancy woa) will sold Their
stock hand is probably the District and
prses fashionable and desirable
They would invite particular heavy Of
silks san vevets casbmerer SC which be reduced
Also popins black colored
black bombans capes French worked collars, inside hand
kerce and muslin sleeves cambc edgDgs and
thread lace fnges fancy silk neck ties scar band white Can
shaws shaws thbet wool
Tareton musns, coiored pink, blue white
white bereges evening domestic
every linen
ape, Irish linens cloths, cassimoes and yesngs OF every
crpon velvet brussels, ply ingram carpets
noor olcloths, blankets, quilts, &C.
They would their friends patrons
that selling shall certainly
consequently their books will until contemplated
change place OF which will be gwen.
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn. Avenue
Jan l4-3iaw3wf
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once Of Co rs.p.nasaes, Warrington c,,y.

persons having la the city OF Washington M
II formed undegned established here OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE for the OF giving niona-
desired ia part OF the world No business
whether public pvate fof honorable character VIII DC e
ciuded correspondence OF this oce Persons wishing 10
business they have before Con-
gre public Sc, will be dscreeuy advised and
professional other aid the best viii be pro
cured recommended.
all communicated TO him In
with s Office saoredly confidential, and will by
himself through be for him 10
employ possbe pccauon TO preserve them nvloat
dollars, which
will required, should II not
rendered. the proper will
Do a satisfactory letter
Address, postage prepad0 THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
ofce OF Correspondence, Washington, ID. e.
WAsmsaros City, January l6, 1882
Mr.. Thomas c. Connolly is known worthy citizen as
gentleman Of intelligence, clear and ready
writer him eminenty qualified for the able
prompt and faithful performance Of the useful duties connected with
his and original design of an Office Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACE,
IU. s. Marshal for the District Of Columbia /
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor OF Washington eiyl
10 GALES,
fsenior Editor Of the "Nationai Inelig encerl
r. w. LATHAM, IBankerl
Jan a0-TuThssadf6m
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I'VE AND OPERA GLAssEs.-MR- BECKRI, opticisn,
n AIS Broadway New York, has again arrived 70 this city,
abort time and ~ the weak sighted after
careful examination eye, with his superior pecscles, opers
glasses. Ne The general satisfaction hts glasses have gven and the
ntrodcon optical the Observatory and Cosst
Survey the best references 20 n psonage o s p""e ne
Ian l--9rd fTeLl
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Q-ats Mrs D. H. Ban's) corner OF srh and streets.
THE subscriber viii charge OF TIN institution ON Mon
day the 2lst OF April, aud will constant and personal
supervision department Tue thorough
English, French, mathematical he
The religious instruction the Institute based upon The
ormulaies OF The Protestant Episcopal Church.
The the
age him % look for the Of The public, and
ing measure Of success
For boarding pupils, s75 per quarter.
For day SOTO SIG /"
Payable always In advance.
Music, drawing Latin Italian spanh and German, extra
Reference IL permitted 10 Rev o. NJ Butler, ID. D. Rev. w.
French Mr. Ftzhugh Coyle, Washington city May
d. Alexandria RI Rev Aonzo Potter, d. D., Clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and RI Rev Alfred Lee d. Of
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l--t25lhAp
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nRY GOODs.-YERBY MILLER now opening a very
IL choice and cheap stock ef dry goods such as
Cnshmeres and nous. de laine, all prices
PIais plaid and brocada silks
Wstered poplins
Merinoes, all shades, and very cheap
Parametfo cloths
Alpacss and bombazues all grades
With various other descriptions Of fmournng goods
very large Of csmisic and muslin bands
embroidered linen cambc and clear
handkerchief, very cheap
Fify Alersnders best kid gloves
with Of dry goods adapted wenr and prices
fail 10 please - .
YERbY MILLER
Pennsyvana avenue, between 7th and sth streets
Dec 14-eodlmif
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JUVENILE HOOKS FOR YOUTH or ALL AGEs--A
collection subscriber OF them
entirely Among them will be found mos, ot he standard
Edreworfh Holland Mrs Hughes, and other
writer's editions for the most part Others unusually
low prices
English French books for YOUTH imported
by the subscriber from London and Paris.
Drawing books, portfolios, sbus, sc se great variety
Dec 4, FRANCk ThyLOR.
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QY ADAMS a. CO.'S Expression balls, parties, &c.
- 25 boxes silk hose, all grades
10 boxes embroidered handkerches very beautiful
10 boxes clear lawn handkerchies
white colored Kid gloves
Whits pink, and blue silks and peplins
White, pink, and blue French mefnoes, and
Mousene de with variety other goods adapted
the very low prices.
YERBY & MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and sth streets
Dec 27--eodlmif
EVENNG DRESS GOODs.--The subscribers
IA tenhon Of the ladies to their splendid materials
for enng dresses. We name the following;
Rich, plain, and figured white light colored silks
White and fancy colored grapes
lie do silk Illusions
DO TarietoD, French and Swiss musiins
Coored Tarleton musins, in all shades
White and fancy shades, Grape lisse
Do bareges, white mousseline de laine
DO cashmeres and merinos, in best grades
ALSO
A complete supply in white silk hosiery
Plain, embroidered, and shaded lace
Misses white silk hose, in all sizes
Best white Kid gloves, in all numbers.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, u co.
Jan TO- 3taw2wif
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,LoTHING-CLoTHIN NG-CLoTHISe.-Now,

rLOTHING-CLOTIIING-C Now open a w
LEWIsS auction Pennsylvania between 9th
and ~ the splendid Of garments Of
this city, consisting OF ch Hmaayhs smone
French beaver and prusssn cloth made the ch
and fashionable style. Also compes Dress oek
and with French and English cassmeres
description Together with made sewing
silks. Plush velvet satins silks cashmere and meno.
The be closed within a days, without regard
IT-3teodt
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nUAMPAGNE WINE, Sc.--Just received from Hayre 900
baskets superior Champagne wine high grade Of
Importation vizt
Cabinet Champagne
Boxers yerzancey
Rensud \ Francois superior fIeidsleck do
And choice bands
with general assortment selected liquors. cigars
For sale by GEO. y THOS PARKER n CO.,
Dec9-TuThSat6wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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nuRs Fnr.l Fnr.t- t-wM d Topp announee. % b. cu.

OURS Fursi Fors t-wM. n. TODD o Gu.
toners generally and particularly
ceived large very selection Of hne s, Of
superior wgtmanshp, which
ready inspection, and 10 which he invites the
purchase such rich, durable Truly
Portable and seaaonabie additions Z the wardrobe.
This comprises mu paisines fiat boas
and splendid black lused martin Russian
6,ch chinc Siberian squirrel royal erine Hudson Bay sable
swansdown.
lie has also received from London beautiful
goods Of the above descriptions for ladies'
an children.
Ladies' egantine sacks, richly trimmed with FUR
general Of low priced urs Tor misses and enid
ivy b-"'""'N
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NsW Fnshsowsbie Tail eripg E@fnbitshnent.-H v.
LOUDoN CO., mems and aiors, Browns Hotel,
nyania have just opened their with large
d of goods for genemen such
h, essslnere ve.rng~ and furnishing goods generally
Army, navy, Marine and ohcers viii find
fswords epauie sashe passsnts tsces,
ees ~ the latest regulation Of their respective prescribe
an experience of many years in legitimate sorne and
c stock of goods desire please with the cash TO
yc customers high pricSs Inducements that
~, ny and most respectfully solicit patronage.
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NEW Juvenile Books.-Tue from Ancient History
IN BY Mother.
True STORIES fom Modern History; by Of galway.
Happy"
The Summer Day Book of Pleasant and Useful Reading
The Winter Evening Book Of Pleasant and Useful Reading
The Conclusion OF the "Swiss Family Robnson.r
Peter the whaer and his Adyentures in The Arctic Regions
Dr. Brewsters Guide tn. knowledge Of Things Familiar.
The Daisy or Cauionary Stories in Verse.
The Cowslip; or More Cantionary Stories in Verso.
And Others old and for oever including
a Few French story books, imported from Paris by
Dec so FRANCK TAYLOR
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ELEGANT CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER---P. J..
II STEER merchant aor after very heartily thanking his Gus
TONER'S the District and the souuoundnE
country patronage for the last
twelve years respectfully soc continuance of their avo AZ
establishment 9Th three doors from the avenue
where having the advantage Of iow rs enee aoeomaodd
fons orkne with stock Of cloths cass
n,ere well assorted that gentlemen
fail he pleased guarantees the smpo satisfaction TO
MI whom he may have the pleasure to serve
he has the last nine months o an
little Of avenue, where much lower
and where consequently prices
can be couespondnsy low thus far proved emneny
consideration.
J,n0 0o-1awiwif
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
yVorfhIuutou a. Suethsn

CONTINUES practise law Supreme Court TO attend 70
cases before Congress- claims and settle accounts
PsRa the departments and boards Of commssoners 10 pro.
fne patents abroad obtain pensions and
bounty debts. dividends legscies and nheri
hc United and IN foreign countries; 10
and bond and mort
and negotiate purchase and sale of loans lands and
4 nsh rights, In any State Of the Union.
PARTICULAR attention paid 10 California anduue cases coming up
y me United Htates Supreme Court appeal .
Oommunca,ons prepaid, addressed o W. o. snshen, bCso
penuon. Oct 26-dy
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The steamship Columbia will ply, in with
Steamers between San francisco and ports in Oregon
allowed $50 lbs baggage free,
eeeding 10 cubic feet
will be taken Chages 70 foot and from
Panama San francisco the rate Of 500 per
For freight apply the Office Of the company, III
West street, New York city. M o. ROBERTS.
Ian d I'm
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f"n Rent, the large and conmosttous house In the
hst ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister,
~ ~ terms apply TO Gen Gratot, Sir buildings.
SsWNi~~odu Ilntell.1
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Eemaie Education al washington.

HE subscriber thankful for patronage with which he has been
from States families hold
highest positions country respectfully
he has entered the fourth year OF his Ia this city he
eighteenth Of his experence) instructor
His Private Family Boarding school fer edusaon OF young
ladies In all the solid the
female limited
s advantages, thorough Instruction.
be attained he thinks miscellaneous schools
The language in the family
under the instruction ola French lady educated he profession
Paris.
n. w. CUsHMAN, A. M,
Il. Indiana avenue, City Hail.
Oc
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ZINE edttton. or American English. and French

ZINE editions OF American, English. aud French
including oil Of esteemed and staple value
among poets and bellies
writers generally of each language books Of permanent WORTH
oher) nothing Of their value by
,menay be found
rsty every case, whether American impo
England and They will be found from
size pocket writing desk m library
hne library calf
!, reasonable prices in every
Dec 05 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs-sELILNG OFF
TO MOVEWe would respectfully inform and
public generally that selling OF great styles
goods and other goods have reduced
off the bulk of before
would call Of all buyers goods
generally, and in part following, viz;
10 superior French moussenes
SO do medium price goods from 25 37t cents
do small figured french printed (al wool moussehnes,
3Tl cents, suitable for children
do ga plain (ali wooD in purple green
net, cherry, and blue
% French all the desirable shades Some
few dark browns in the lot thai will sell without
regard
English mernoes, good and cheaper than
and waered silks which closing OUT very
cheap
DO black gros de kline, which recommend
good wearing goods, and very cheap
do plaid poplns, rich goods, per These
goods make rich dress plaid silk at 81. Call
and them.
Our stock Of black and shall
punctua this branch OF
dssrous of closing the stock order in entire
supply early in the spring.
We hand full of ladies
all qualities long and high do low necks
sleeves and low nec short and high neck which
will offer very cheap
w. NJ. sHUSTER h CO,
Jan 6-eod2w 7th street, the Avenue.
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COKE, Tar, and Lime hand and for sale Mt the
Washington woksThc coke fuel intense
heat gntes readily charcoal The coal TAR used
timber, &C. The ime
ammonia great value
m superior ordinary lime when used for that purpose
Dec 30-u
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ANIMALS, Souvenirs, and Illustrated Books for
"A is52Friendshps Offering Christmas, New Year. and birth
day present for ls52.
The Flake for lsJ2
The Woodbine, holyday gift for 1852.
Cabinet OF Modern 62-a collection Of twenty hve
IN the highest style Of
Leaflets Memory, illuminated annual for 1852 edited by
Reynel Coates, NJ. D.. Philadelphia
Women OF the Bible Women Of the Testament Our Saviour,
Prophets Pathways Abiding rlaces
saviour; Land BonduFe Wainwright The Mis-
sionay Memorial The Women Scriptures by Rev. H. H.
weld-aI profusey illustrated and spendidy bound
Book OF the Picturesque.
The Book Home Beauty.
Beauties of Court OF Charles the Second.
The Shakespeare Gallery.
Beautifully and nchy copies Of Milton Rogers,
Campbell Byron, Goldsmith Thompson irving and many others
Dew The Remember Me; The ANA
Lilly Valleys The Irving Ohbg and others too
for the limits OF advertisement.
Albums French portfolios drawing books Bibles, Testsmeni.
books Of all sizes and style. Juvenile books both
French and English for every ege, in great variety
Dec "a FRANCk TAYLOR