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WILL be PUBLISHED, in FEW DAYS,
THE WORKS OF HON ". q. SEWARD.

WILL be PUBLISHED, in a FEW DAYS,
w n Tire Nounss svo- Pri-e - - per Eol1ne,
TIE WORKS OF HON. ". q. SEWARD,
kd.9d By George Z Baker.
Il has ben thar vinE A-ercan srase>
rsn Stose worss ensdy - much thai VII II AMI resa-d
the Gtsrfcu Of student the Sra:esan and TIE PlA1
thropist, those Of Governor Seward To g-ne-.
retderto hose Ubo wfh Eno~ who and wat Jverar
sevsrd T. and sspecsy % FL who desire % obsin con-
plefe history Of Stze OF NevY for the as quAr II
seeuturythese volumes I'll b 0fthe highest intsrsst.
Popular Edueston II AZ i. pt.es, Internal Improve
proposed ensEssrea, OF the Ene Canal ana ofae Y.
York szd Ere other Railroads: Slavery - nights and
The Public Land Question, With history and
discussion Of the AnrR Rent ruuhss n thai Stas sCrue
ard spenses tDcudnl rsTev Of several Of ne most
eGctrg criminal esses thar have ever occurred N hs
state Political Economy 10 N adAptaflon % our na'-Ai
vispr and clesrness seldom II ever luaied
AL the o. stous thai sstste TIE public mind
the FusitIve Slave Law. the Annexation Of Clh the
NsnteDance 81 TIE Ns-iOns Honor the Procecnoa OF
American RiEhts. &c al tr-atsd sh-d aE1t
upon the discussions Of the day and sHoTd information %
al who Win 20 understand or discuss them.
Governor SeWsrd's Correspondence, much q I having
been written with Thought u publication. vii b found
particularly interesting ard Instructive, ustratng ~ u
does the warmth with which be hots many OF hs peculiar
Te rotes on Nev-York which occupy yearly two hun
dred psses0f the SECOND volume form complete history
Of the from IL rs srteuent 70 ne commencement
Of be AdnI His record Of the proceeding. 70
form the different Constitutions q he State vel The
strurges and turphs q The At Cana enterprise IN the
Lsfsature . exceedingly valuable These notes nay b.
compared not unfav0Tby, with those OF JeaeTsoa -
Virginia.
For vaor and beauty Of style are eoufiea, these vol
umes Wil Be deemed vauzbe acquisition 20 the 5est
specimens Of American eOqnence.
fine por4lt Of Governor seward viii Be preXed 20 the
fret volume an enErsvinz Of hs birth place. FordL v
y to the second volume aad of bis present resden
Auburn " Y 20 the third yolume-sngravei IN the bst
style Of AIT =. kkDrlhLD, fuohsher,
Nos no and IL Nassau St, New-York
CONTENTS OF VOL l.
Biographical Memoir. Speeches and Debates in the
Senate Of the United States Freedom IN the New rero
res-n District Of Columbis-in New Meuco-n Europe;
French SpOiafOns ko-s1th; ENes Of Ireland Amer an
Steam Navigation Survey Of Arctic and Pacific Oceans;
The Fisheres Father Mathew Sir JOhn franklin; An
Bey; New-York Mint, Peon Slavery Public Lands.
Irtenal improvements; Fugitive Slave Law Catlin's In
the Pres Cooper Greeley; Defense OF William Freeman
Patent Cases; Fugitive Slave Law, &c.
CONTENTS OF VOL. II.
Notes on New-York Annual Messages q the Legislature
Use 1870 lsf 1872 IlternAl Improvements. Enlarge
ment Of Canal; Railroads; Education Immigration; Lsrd
Reform The Currency Free Banking Prison Discipline;
AnReut Troubles &C Special Messages Virginia Slave
Case Georgia do; Mcleod Gaze; Suppressed Veto Mes
sage OF New-York Registry Law &C Official Correspond
euce Virginia Controversy Mcleod do; Letters 70 Gen
Harrison Daniel Webster John Quincy Adams NC Pardon
Rathbun, &c.
CONTENTS vol. III.
Orations and Dcourses. EuloEy on lafayette leji-on
Henry Clayton Daniel Webster-on A. n Buell.; Grafton
on Dame OCOunen; Grafton John Quincy Adams, &c.
Occasional Speeches and Addresses The Union, 1873 FOR
Greece ls2 Sunday Schools 1859: Cleveland speech,
1885, Internal improvements &c Political Wntings Adj
dresses Of Potca Conventions, &C. 1924 1881 1892 1884,
1887, ls4f General Correspondence; Letters from