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To the Public.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their and friends, and
public generally lately opened oce
Exchange Of 5elden Wers Co.. 1lh street. in the
Washington of business general
agents. especially for the prosecution Of claims against
government selling of lands and securing
the titles thereof The partner u Men Laham) Is lawyer
by profession and will attend business in the limits Of the
partner, Orchard NJ Youpg) having
Of the General Land oce and familiar with
localities Of public lands and having also
Judge for himself that he will be
able render satisfaction business which requires know
and Of the where capitalists desire
invest their funds
Liberal win be made upon claims ntrused their
agency unquesonabe They beg leave
refer Messrs seden, Whers, Co.. and members OF Congress
generally. -
j. Men, LATHAM.
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For boarding pupils, s75 per quarter.
For day g. 10 $40 "


FURNITURE DRY GOoDs.-Tbe following described goods
have just been added trade, all OF which will be
found The very best, STYLE and reasonable in
their elass
French caasere piano table covers match which
VIII be sold by the single may desired all
daons bouquets and wIeas Of howe which appear rich
natural flowers
soi ct aneper table covers Oriental
These goods uqse elegant anything the kind
ever seen IN this country before.
Dspnask aine piano M table match,
Embossed cloth do do
Also stand match.
Fcnchihread tides, for dvans chairs, Of chairs backs
OF do toilets, cake fruit baskets, circular and
Double satin damask cloths from l04 by lO 10 0
by napkins and match For the design and pfodc
on OF these goods the manufacturer awarded medals lac
SMILES OF which may be with the goods.
damask tea napdns-yery cheap,
case style damask and pretty
ea and very cheap, with gmps and side loops match.
window curtain which 10 IL
inches wde win centres side pins arms and bands 10 match
itch gut arches, for suspendng French bed
eads with bolts and pateaus matchnew aud elegant goods
general assortment OF Whitney, Edinburgh, Mackinaw
blankets all nband bound mapped bo sides, and low
priced
bales wled blankets for sevania heavy and
vceabe article which of
ved They will be sold prices which will be an object 70 Them
Also, Flemish, Scotch Irish, English
table and chamber linens and all other articles The furniture dry
goods line which required for the comfort and convenience
Of housekeepe all of which we TO sell The most inviting
CLAGETT Il DODSON,
Sept 2d4wf Pa door Of the of 9th
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CLAGET~r, NEWTON, MAY, & CO. respectfully
their and public they now
daily receiving their fall supplies in rich fancy goods They
this day TUESDAY In ladies' goods
including richest styles both designs they have
had the pleasure of bee offering We invite
inson from the ladies' they will find goods
al laar period Of the season, and quite cheap.
Sep 0-diw
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BOARDING md Day school for Young Lndies.-Ths
~ Misses HAWLEY will the duties of their school
mond September 10 At ihe residence on Penn.yvania avenue,
between l7th and lsfh streets.
Aug 2s@oaw2w
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Nj EW Fashionablc Tailoring Establtshment.-H. +.
IN LOUD0N h CO.. mems tailors, Browns Hotel
have opened their
and stock OF goods for eenlemen's such
cloths vesting and furnishing goods generally
Army, navy, marine, and revenue officers will fnd asso
swords epaue sashes such
of their prescribe
experience Of years in legitimate tailoring
Of goods, desire please, with the cash
against high inducements that
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
NoH lS-dlm
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uss Mrs. D. II. Bun's,) corner Of oh and streets
TUE subscriber will charge Institution Mon
day the sst OF April aud will ye his constant aud personal
supervision 10 every department The branches thorough
Engish French and mathematical education will be taught
The religious instruction OF the Institute viii be based upos the
foImularies OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The phneipa teacher
age him look for the patronage public correspond
ing Of suceess.
for boarding pupils s75 per quarter.
For day $40
Payable always in advance.
Music drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish, German
Reference permitted o. M Butler, d. d. j. w
French, Mr. Etzhugh Coye Washington city Rev. May
ID. d. Alexandria RI Rev. Aonzo Potter, d. D., and the Clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and RI Rev Alfred Lee d. d. OF Della
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Mar 2l--t95tbAp
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.


CONTINUES 20 practise law in the Supreme Cont
cases before Congress- claims
AGAINST hs departments al home and abroad obtain
and bounty lands collect debl ddends
tanees the United
make Investments funds
and purchase loans and
patent rights in any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California land
10 the United States Supreme Court appeal.
Communications, prepaid addressed sneen Carroll
Place Capitol Hill, Washington, d. c. will with prompt
tsnuon. Oct 25-dly
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University Of Maryland.
THE session win begin Wednesday, day DC
Der, 1851 and close lst March, le52.
Nathan r. Smith, M. D., Surgery.
William T. A. Aiken, M. ID. Chemistry Pharmacy
Samuel Chew NJ D. Therapeutics, Medca Hygiene
Joseph Roby, M D., Anatomy aud Physiology 1
William Power, NJ, D., Theory and Practice Medicine
Richard II. Thomas NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases
Children.
George w. Mionberger, M, D.. Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities prosecution
atomy a moderate expense. s.F
Clinical
Inhrmay, privilege
wards without charge the student Tor ticket.
Fees $50 practical anatomy $40; mstc-
ulation, s. graduation, $40.
WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN Dean
Baltimore, August ], 1861. Aug 5-2awtI3Oc'
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Female Education mt Washington.


E subscriber thankful for patronage with which he has beer
favored from no less than hteen States, and rom families hold
highest positions In The respectfully tina
he entered the fourth OF his service in this city (ht
eighteenth Of his eIperieBce) instructor OF youth
Family Boarding the education of young
ladies all the solid and The ornamental branches required In m
female education, limited four pupils Of
domestic comfort and thorough asruction
he larger schools
family and the school FFeneA
oa French lady educated the profession in
PdTfi
r. w. CUsHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, City Hall.
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University OF Virginia.

rpr ns annual session Of the University Of Virginia win
nb IN ne October aud continue without nleImission
- s 9 The University comprises hs following schools
and isciuresbP VIA
J. Modern Professor N sehele De yeTe Lb D.
,nsai philo.oohyProfessor VIM. B. Rogers, LII. d.
SSsmuy and Gslera Nsdca-Prolessor d Rogers
hap a msdielue- Professor Henry Howard MI
Comparative Anatomy Physiology and suige-James L. Ca
St Sts Moral raj Philosophy VIM MeGuney, DID, L. D.
a Isw-Professor John B Minor, LII. D.
''4 Adjunct Professor James 2 aoleomse.
Demonstration OF Special and Pathological
my.-John Stage Davis A. NJ, NJ ID.
m he admitted University The years Of
asc but Off brothers SPPns of maeaa'on the Faculty may
Il ,he applicant admission has been any
les he produce from such seminary
The rs seHa OF clothes
pocket money, estimated as foliows
Board including and attendance tor months sioo
Fuel and candles furnished by the
per commission estimated, il only one student in The
washing 70 had a aOou, 40 session 10
Rent Of an entire domo se; for half occupied by
,aieqse " fee uss q library r saS public bic IS
if three o more, s25 each.
in they 500 in ali cases, and in the
.sG eas S ns SEas fee in sa @ giving %
saas
4: Medical Department
In the medical department the entire expense tuition including
hs and dssss.ng Fee Is ss The session
snsye as that Of other medical institution in the Union by at
Lao School
adjunct having been IN e
will be taught fully than hitherto
will be added Of
civil together with exposition Of the important leading
wM. 8. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the Unversiiyo Virginia.
Aug l2-2awswtol
l,ARPETINGS, Floor OiI-Cioths, Curtain Materials,
dcIhe subscribers have the pleasure Of announcing
friends and housekeepe generally the cities Of Wash
Georgetown and and adjacent counties Maryland
Virginia. that they have received New York Boston
packets far the and altogether complete
of furnishing dry goods description,
had the pleasure of presenting the public lead
ing articles Of which they beg to enumsrate, viz:
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpetng, designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
e DO DO extra heavy English Brussels do ,,u s.
bales patent English Brussels, low priced
5000 yards super thee-py carpeing, Lowell manufacture
900 do do do second quality
beautiful ocoh, which will be any
shape Tor halls passages
90 lwied and plain Venetian,
rods, all sizes, and cheap
25 printed drugget crunb cloths, from I04 10 1874
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de laine
20 do do worsted and cotton do
2o do do worried damasks
is do do union damasks, double width
5 do do worsted de iaines, for furniture
IS do Turkey-red cashmerets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
~ pieces embroidered curtain musns, low price
$50 brass corniccs, from the richest TO the cheapest
Togser with all and fixtures of the
Purchasers cordially
--.8-----' f.IE HooE, BROTHER, & co.
Sept l6-d4wif
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II OWEN IL son, Merchant Taiiors, would rss,.si-
Ia fully their lends and the public generally thai
tey have aud varied OF TALL and
ter goods OF superior quality such cloths, cassimete esn
aud that her friends and customers will call and
anime for themselves.
Ia returning the liberal Of patronage hey
having
enced the evils OF the credit extent they have de
temined In future articles their line cas
prompt solicit OF public favor
Oct 9-2awlm Intel K Teegaph.l
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California Land Titles.

Cnlifof1iIa Land TTtIek.
obedience the direction of The President Of the United States
/ ascertaining
California hereby
held Francisco, said
on 9Th day OF December, 1851
Given under hands, the city Of Washington, this ih day
September, 1851.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY 1. THORNTON,
l7-eod1m
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS
have rich and splendid assortment of the
following seasonable articles, 10 wit:
French flannel dressing robes
scarfs, Stocks -tes-in rich
and pleasing varietor dress wedding and evening parties
Silk and linen pocket handkerchiefs
Gloves of all descriptions, Of the best makers
superhne fur ditto
Suspenders, hosiery.
Also superior dress shirts, plain fancy
With complete supply woolien merno, cashmere silk and
fur under garments
Also brushes of all kinds, porte monnaies, purses
Pocketbooks. canes, and umbrellas.
With toilet articles in abundance, at
CHARLES ii. LANES
Fashionable hat and genlemen' furnishing esabsment
near AZ street, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 25--dsuf
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EOR sALEThnt beautiful commodou' cottage built esidsne,
7h, Boundary streets, containing 1879
square ground being all of No 40 and just Finished
offered for sale II has nine apartments, with meetod
passage smoke wood and carriage houses win
abng three horses, and pump Of excellent water 10 '
yard :, - -
This place minutes walk Of the public ohce
IN rapidly improving gborhood and enjoys the double ndvan
tagc of city and country residence -,
description ofthe surrounding beautiful vicinity hgny
improved finish, deemed unnecessary fe
wishing 10 purchase please call and examine io themselves
TILE from the United Inquire Of H. JOHNSON, on The
preuAi
Oct I5-eolw
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IIIs well known establishment still conducted in the
The central and pleasant situation
house, commodous aangemen, and the comforts and
Injuries be found there combine 70 render agreeable and adj
yantareous o traveller
a1inR been one L. Tucker Co.. long
establishment the Subscriber pledges bis best
maintain its reputation and 70 give satisfaction 70 his
VIM H. PARKER.
BosroE, Sept Is, 1851.
Sent Ip-saaw;m
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VERY ATTRACTIVE sTyLEs.-The undersigned hav.
received variety gcnernens wear, some
articles new yie In and ves,ns together with fun
supply cloths including the
makes imported which they respectfully invite the attention Of
gentlemen.
acpto
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CONTENTS OF the American Almanac for 1S52.-EI-
ecaiive Government and Lists Of Public Officers Posmasters
Naval Officers Land Registers and Receivers Indian
Agents. Army and Navy Pension Agents Army List Arsena
MaryPo Mia Force Navy Lists and Vessels Marine Corps
Judicay Ministers and Conus Tire United States abroad
Foreign Ministers and Consus in the United States Abstracts of
Revenue Mail Service Receipts and Expenditures Compen
sson Foreign Home Commerce and Navigation
Imports Exports Tonnage, and Commercial
Imports Exports and Debts for Srty Years
Expenditures peod5 Debt Of
United States Public Lands Mint ard ocers Coinage for
Years Censuses Religious Denominations State Eec
Officers; Debts Finances 6c Congress- Railroads Cow
and America and much other valuable
oova limits OF advertisement.
Complete volume Of $50 closely printed Price 81
Can be by matt uhng postage office in the
United States. Just received by
Dec7 FRANCk TAYLOR
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7 lieut.. LyNcH's VIEW BoOK-aNaval Lsfs',-Prlce
IL 81. jus, received for sale by - .
TAYLOR \ MAURY
Oct30 Booksellers. 9th street
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10 The United States Supreme Court ON appeal
Place, Capitol Ih washington D. G.. NEE, with prompt at
enuon. Oct 2s-diy
Canton mattings, Floor oiIeIoths. Competing, sc.
THE Subscribers receiving schooner Statesman
50 g pieces I 4 extra hsaywAi,e Canton mating.
{ !; !: !: I ::...:: !: ,......... !: !: !:
DO a. .aps. rusi! sS esS sSelon Is do ss, w4s do
do super American ocoh, twelve eighteen te,
IS do owpissd American oDeoa, from ''ss.o 'r feet
Also constantly every variety Of
Tspey velvet tapestry Brussels, Ensn Brussels,
imperial ihrcspy and ingram, hne and common ingram low
Wit every Other aTacs furnishing which
prepared and fully determined TO offer upon good terms as any
'ull, Ap is-1g us--s'' = ''' e''''' HooE co.
nANcING ACADEMY.-First Course.--sIr. +. R. Liable
na. n aonoI @ 81 % e o aanea M
W III
% ass m s"a ss hotel
All ,hs fashionable dances taught.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED,
ss' $ d1s..s. ,sa s1as s rich is Sroesas silk.
y @ sss;ss ;'s"'s EN- ,,
IS pieces rich yari-wids waiered popins
IS do do real Irish watered popfns
30 do French mernos and Thibeis every shade
10 do extra quality yard wide velvets, all colors
SO do latest French cashmeres and mousenes de
laine
Together with many other desirable Of
ea which deem unnecessary but which will
with much pleasure be exhibited all who favor with
call
In French embroideries, &c,
Lace trimmed chemisets, entirely and beautiful
Lace-ummed sleeves and cuffs match
French embroidered and lace collars, cuffs TO match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchies
Swiss and cambric collars and chemisets, kc.
All othe above goods and well worthy the
attention Of purchasers.
HOoE, BRO, CO.,
Nov 3o--4wf Penn. avenue, between streets
DOCKWELL's Spanish and Mexican Law of Mines
and Real Estate in force California; Texas and New Mexico
and in the Territories acquired unde. the Louisiana and Florida
Treaties when annexed 10 the United Satesvo j. containing
Translation Of the Mining Ordinances ofNew Spain Gamboas Nh
ming Ordinances the Laws in relation TO Mines Of Cold Silver
and Quicksilver contained in the "Novma Recoplauon and
The de las nda and in the DEGREES Of the coes
Mexico on the subject Of Mines Colonization and the Right Of
Foreigners hold Real Esne and Extracts from Public Docu
men and from the Laws OF California in relation Mines and
Mineral Lands together with Digest of the Common Law
subject of Mines and Mining by John ROCKWELL counsellor
law
Just issued from the press.
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ase The Civil Law Of Spain and Mexico with Notes Refer
and History OF the Spanish and Law, together
with .he most impoI@an. ant Ass, e Orleans @ yon 1851 - "
is
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NONELs-Mauin Founding o the Adventures ofs Vale
~ de Chambre by Eugene sue--50 conts
The Wedding Dress, by Alera rander pumss 2s cents
Kenneth Romance highlands by Rsynold.-5o cents
The Sisters the Fatal Marriages " Cockon, subef Of Val
enune vox-3o cents.
The Lady and the Priests by Mrs. wsvoriy--25 cents.
The Three Cuardsmcn by Dumas.
The Forty FIVE Gunrdsmen5 by Dumss.
Aner-a sequel 10 the Three Guardsmen BY Du
upon publication for sale in the publishers northern
prices. ..un., =. =, -
FHANtk ThfLDB
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS.

Attorney and CounssiLor at Ldw,
WILL practice Of District adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia.
prosecute claims every description against the govern
especially claims for services in the Of the revolution
Office on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th streets.
EentIQ Q-eo6
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TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s

Al EDICAB Book Agency In Washington city, for the
vi OF medical books ali medical books published in
United States Philadelphia picta large collection con
stsntly hand ...
TAYLOR n MAURYs
bookstore, 9th street.
Among the edinOn Of Wood Baohes
Dspcnsor, Woods Practice Drni Modern Sur
gery rowne Chemistry Students GreFos outlines Of Chem
sry Horper Dssecot Dssecior Moretons Anatomy,
Dung Thrapeucs, and all the works recommended by he
faculty be used the medical lectures In This ciu'
Oct
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NAVAL LIFE-Tbc midshipmsn by Lseut- Lynch,
IN United States Navy
Watching sphu by Mrs. Elleul vol, beautifully Illustrated.
The Iduie Mischief Maker, with illustrations.
The Strawberry Girl, with Illustrations.
Boys, and Girls County Book, with Illustrations.
The Young Emgranp and other stories-l vo-
Brseeadocia book for and girls by Mrs L. g. Tuhi
cuve Jo his travels In Braioo Hydogena, and Ejsro
FRaftK TlYLON
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IN Constructing and Hepsiring Roads by VI. Law
civil engineer vol enrravfngs. London, Iss0T
Railways BY r. NJ Stephenson vol, London, $780,
grnvings-J cents,
on Clock Watch Making by e D. Denison NJ A. vol,
London, 1850, tngravings--73 cents.
Rudmentary Treatise the steam Enpne BY d. Lsrdner,
London, engravings-3l cents.
Bricks Tiles
aneer 1 VOL London, 1850, SO engsvings-75
on the Principles Design " L. Gabet
architect vol London, 1851, o6 engravngs75 cents.
Boilers by r. Armstrong cya engineer vol, Lon
don enuuvngs-37 cents. W...
on Navigation by j. Greenwood. yol London ensrsvnss
rs
Construction Of Cranes and Machinery by Gynn Y.
r. 8. l vol, London, plates and woodsuts--3l cents
The Orders Of Architecture and Styles of various Countries By
Leeds Bury architects. vol, London, engavines13
The Building; by g. Dobson, civil engineer 1so Lon
don, enrravnrs-37
cotnge Building By c. D Aen architect vol, London,
cngrayings-H cents
Jua received rRANCR TAYLOR.
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University OF Pennsylvania, Medical Department.

Eghty-sirth session. (ls5l-'53)
NHE lectures will Monday, October
terminate a close OF March ensuing
Theory Of by George B. Wood NJ. d.
Anatomy, William E. Horner NJ. d.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson NJ ID.
Chemistry, james b. Rogers, NJ ID.
Surgery, William Gibson, M, ID.
Obstetrics Diseases Women and Children Hugh l..
Hodge, NJ. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine Samuel Jackson, M. d.
Clinical Pennsylvania Hospital by George
Wood, M d., and by Geo. w. Norris, M. ID.
Demonsrave instruction in medicine and in surgery by III
the medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gerhard NJ d.
and Henry IL Smith, M. d.
Practical anatomy by John Neil M. D., demonstrator
lectures University Sl05
Mariculatng fee, (pad once only
Practical anatomy ~
Graduating Ice
w. Z. HORNER, M. D.,
Dean the Medical Faculty,
1856 Chestnut above Thirteenth, opposite the United States
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l--2awtOcil5
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Baltiusors and Waskinsfon Railroad
IN Wednesday next, 9th instant station on Penu
" Evana avenue will be vacated, and the
/ avenue occupied
The passenger will latter, commencna S. D. M
as usual, at and apd 5 daily, except Sunday
making change the undersigned attention 4
the rules OF the company regard the reception delivery
/ merchandise. tENE'.-l
Shipper bill with fun dirsc
uons should accompany the goods
This for the protection OF both parties and unless complied
the goods cannot be received
I'd notified thai all
upon which
hold itself responsible o anything le In i house during
night
The reception delivery merchandise are non
a.. I'LL 4,
undersigned these no. me-
regulations, but he has been compelled call
nom their frequent violation, which has caused much ssou
Inconvenience,
ApG-9wd
ID DEM0yAI--DE sELDlNG wYLIE have removed the
General Agency and Law oce seventh between
and streets, opposite odd Fellows Hall and door from
National Inteligencer Office
Mar 2o-3tawH
w thorne VOL, illustrated.
For sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Nov 70 Boosseisn, near OH street
d ULEs OF oRDEB-A Manual for Conductirs Bust
Town and Ward Meetings, Boards OF Directors, ke
by BENJAMIN Matthias, A. M.--new edition.
Scarlet Fever by Caspar Morris M. 10. vol.
Improved Method of Instruction for the Piano Charles
Jarvis
This day received and for sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY, ;
Noy29 Bookseller. 9th
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ANIMALS, Souvenirs, and Illustrated Books for
"a s52Fhendshps Offering Chsmas, New Year. and birh
day present Tor 1852.
The SNOW Flake 1869.
The woodbine, bolyday gin for 1874
Modern Art ls52R colecuon OF twenty hVe
subjects masters highos, style OF ART
Leaflets OF Memory. illuminated annual for Ib52 edited BY
Reynen Coates, NJ. D. Philadelphia.
Women Bible OF the TeFtamentG our saviour,
Prophets and Apostles Tho Pathways and Abiding Places
Saviour. OF Bondage by Wainwngh The Ms
slQnary Memorial The Women OF the Scriptures By Rev ~ H.
weld-al profusey illustrated and splencidly bound
The Book OF the Picturesque.
The of Home Beauty.
Beauties Of Court Of Charles the Second.
The Shakespeare Gallery.
Beautifully richly bound copies Of Milton, Rogers
Campbell Byron, Goldsmith Thompson, Irving and others
The Moss Rose The Dew Dropi The Remsmeer Me- Ihe hm
ranh The Lilly OF Valleys he Irving Offering and others 100
numerous limits Of sdve tsement
Albums. French portfolios drawing books Bibles, Teament
pfnyer books every Juvenile BOOKS poth
French English for every age, in great variety ,
Dec FRaNth lAfLok.
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IIARpER.s Magazine for November.
III The Fifteen Decisive Battles Of the World, from Marathon
Waterloo BY Greasy, Professor Of History In London uni
Oct "a FRANcK TAyLo