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L,RUn LuNDON-Silua; by Sir Roderick Murchison the
history of the Oldest known rocks organic remains
vol 1854
The Shipping Laws of the British Empire; by Atkinson;
vol. 1854.
The Laws of War affecting and Shipping by H.
Thomson vol, 1854 - . =
Physiological Chemistry by Professor Lehman; vols.
Noad's Lectures on Chemistry l vol.
Louis Napoeons Field ARTILLERY Caetain Fave
1854 = "
Volunteers aud Rifles by Lieut. Col Gordon 1859
The Rihe-Nusket; by Capt Jeyis. 1854
Sully's Memoirs, lin Engish;) s vols
Baily's Astronomical Tables and
Dods British Peerase, Baronetage aud Knghtge 1854.
Fosters Pocket Peerage Great Britain ireland 1854
The Crystal Paaces Park, Natural History, Courts
and Portrait Gallery; vols. 1854
Sept s FRANCK TAYLOR
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CRENCH NOVELS, by Dumas Baiyac. and oshrrs
imported from by the undersened prices VARYING from B
upwards many them beautifully illustrated.
FRANCK TAYLOR
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DIR. uoKsE,s bNvIGORATiNG COI.JAAL,

HEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LENG1HENLn by DR..
II MoKsE's ISvIGoaAraG ELlx!a "a goEDaAL c,;a
Cor dial deemed fabulous The public oien deceived
c facts, by Witnesses the
highest class and character now umphng over all doubts In
rosistbe. 49,,
various which make up the wonder
full machine called man. restores TO full vsor every delicate
and mind to the Of human life TO per
as The only communicating that energy which
e are
either g amy g sn Of s
S ye s The from
deby the Of single organ win all nnd i'm
TO those who have predspoOn 70 paralysis will
ey rhsse sre many perhaps
sy & a WI a s
without reference to causes and will not only remove the
REBUILD TUE sRoxxx CONSTITUTION
q SYSTEM leading to nervous
que the maadies for which this
Sa
spinal affections muscular debility uemors
liver weakness Of the WIN ndspooa to
g = cas sss o ss
elsaiss organs, melanehoy nono%ania
tendency 70 mi.caase growing
proceed from orsanic beyond the reach madeline
Whenever the organs 20 Dc acted upon are ee nom
4oRs.'s rsvIsokArIse ELIXIR
will replace strength incapacity with efficiency
regularity with uniform activity this only with
out of reaction with happy effect the
Bear in malades they begin
neYyes of motion physical death mind
Cordial
t oun,. a.
:. .. ..s.,.-,,. r. :, r. L., -
No language can convey an adequate IDEA OF e
almost change whcn e aep
ated and shattered nervous aowh o
cess weak hau'e VI w .s anu ~
taxed organaauon once p'acee leushea, anu oui up
The mental and physical OF disease vanish 70
setheI 4nuei a' ,iTi nr Tho rod,st rn5,;.s ~
10 crn.,,ton ;i.s,f and ,os,o ~ ro m nav
ma, condition Veil NAV The preservation be called the
.. $500.
Of the nineteenth century L. as inc nt scienunc n III the
world would have admitted that miracle OF medicine heretofore
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SOkETHING NEWlu consequence OF the liberal
Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has
engagement Verge, from London, by whose
process daguereoype will be coored with briancy and dua
biy method, ana fer surprising
finest paintings
avoid and gentlemen invited
enearements advance and their miniatures will
the designated Metropolitan Gallery over Lane
~ p 'Ft' "' 20 GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar l6-Ap
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University Of Maryland.

School Of Medicine.
lHE foysevent session will begin Monday October 1854
4 aud end on the list Of March, 1855. = -
Pnncpes and rmencs OF Surgery, NJ R. Smith, NJ ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. e. A. Aiken M. ID.
Principle and Practice of Medicine, Samuel Chew NJ. ID.
Anatomy snd Physiology, Joseph Roby; M. ID.
Richard II. Thomas, NJ ID.
Medca and Pathological Anatomy W. MItenberper
NJ.
Practical Anatomy II. B. Smith, NJ u.
Clinical the iDfmay belonging
containing hundred and fifty beds. ~
Fees 500 naturalization fce $5 graduation
500 WILLIAM E A. AIKEN, M d.. 'ee
Sep l--2awtgtbOct Dean
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TO INVENTORs.-The OF Inventors Protective
ona Union 7 opposite the east porco o. ih'
Patent Office
ready examinations, and solicit patents
members. with all possible despatch.
with the office,
be r,ade ut the shortest nstice.
inEcd call Office where desired
be the Unionn
letters addressed Office where prompt
attention will be given them.
Central ONCE Washington, d. g.
r. q. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Union.
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NOTICE 70 deduction for prompt Notice
" the
office; eight
allowed by law for the paid before
n. j. ROCHE,
aug 3--"otdu Collector
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kUT OF PNlNT.--Piny's Letters in English; 2 vols.
" Camilla; by Miss Burney vols
The Nouvelle HelOse OF Rousseau, English; vols.
Moleres Complete Plays, in French and Englis vols,
Stuarts Anecdotes OF the Steam Engine; vols.
Complete Letters of Madame de sevgne, Englh
Montesqueu's Spirit Of Laws; 2 vols.
The London Stage containing
guage, excluding Shakspeare's; vols
The Glossary many hundred
Memoirs Of Duke suIly, in English
Memoirs OF Cardinal dc Reiz, IN English; 4 vols
GaWboas Mining Ordinances of Spain, in English
Second hand of the
unobtanabe) are just imported from London by
10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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a X. CEIAMBERLIN'S Commercial College, located
w. street, Ba)tnore Maryland The 0stonsbe
object this institution is place the reach Of individuas
obtaining and practical mercantile educa
ton Young knowledge d
few weeks than he acquired In
many years n any counting house. .s's
The study embraces
trade
according the approved method
peDmanshp, combining apidy OF execution win beauty
or mercantile law, various in
mercantile Subjects beside many other points necessary @
understand Inc time Necessary
complete varies from five TO eight weeks
being vacaion applicants can enter at time and T.
Examinations held sHcd peOd
and diplomas who graduate For &C., WRITE
and have a circular forwarded by ma l.
Nov i3-lvdAcp
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Sept CLAW
University OF Louisiana !.

HE annnai course T lectures this
March. '''oh'ef ID, ana VIII t&rmhaE ~ the ensuing
j. l.. R3lea NJ D. Professor of Practice of Medicine.
Warren Stone, NJ. Professor Chemistry.
A. II. Cenas, N D., Proessurx nf Surgery
A. j.. WedderbuTn M D., Professor bfsEics.
Guytayus Al Mott ~. D.. Professor OF Medca.
NJ d. Professor of Physiology and Pathology
s ssmusi 3 cSepun NJ Demonstrators of Anatomy
The for dssectng will be open third Monday
tobef
The faculty are visiting physicians and of the Charity
HOsp Al, and attend This institution from November April
The students professors visits, and
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There during the session. about eight hundred
scribed daily.
1853 the number Of
dred and ffty-nine.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean
Aup1 II awtNO
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.-- w. BAKER q CO.'S
" Vanilla chocolates,
awarded by chief
and fairs the Union for sale by all the principal
the United States, and by their agents:
IIussey Murray, Twels Philadelphia
Thomas Brundige Kennel Dudley
Ohio; and $, u. Howell Georgetown, D. G.
WALTER BAKER, h CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law q Cumberland UMlvcr1Atys AZ Lebanon
Tennessee
FACULTY, Abraham Caruhers, late Of the
Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Greeu the Judges OF the
o Tennessee.
l.. Ridley Of the caanceors OF the STATE
Judges Green dew their whole time sxesvv,
school.
Plan Daily EXAMINATIONS Of each cass
regular but explanations
daily lessons progress Of the examinations
Week. moo law and equity, whsh
a ny
all the known
practice framed them to
Deeds Documents 10 be read
taken by appeal
which held monthly In the class, and
public every The students clerks
jurors Judges, and chanceors and IN oter omcia
Sacities connected with their suits
commences the third Monday
tember ends third Thursday In February The second
the succeeding Monday In February Dnd ends sesoa
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessonTuon fee $780, In advances coAtnseA
81 boarding $50 Students furnish their books
which b. had In the Lebsaon bookstores.
required complete uness the
No previous study required for ~
Students anisr
any during the collegiate
. IA legislature connected with the school
Number of students collegiate year cixhtyAx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb II-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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ELLIS! BELLS! BELLSi-For churches, academies, fac
steamboats,, plantations, made and large
constantly hand by the Subscribers,
ished enlarged foundry which has thirty
whose OF nufcsae
that their bells world wide celebrity for volume of sound
quality The succeeded
applying process onm moulding bell casting,
which perfect casting and and
unimparcd their BELLS
ceved January, 1854 the first premium "a silver meda) Of the
Worlds New York, all Others from
Try Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
patterns bells variety
weight and they ao furnish order chimes number
BELLS several their make
States Canadas Their hnngnx compsa. many
valuable improvements consist OF casiiro yoke, VITA moYao
arms which bell spring acting
capper, proonRns the sound; iron ame ona hammer
For steamboats,. steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hangng IN brass bronze
design, furnished We supply whole pas
hangng rehang bells cfoher
specifications being given. Old bells exchange
instruments of all descriptions
Being in immediate connection with the principal routes
recons canal orders
despatch which, either personally by communication
spectuIy solicited. - -
a. MENEELY'S SONS,
Feb 9l-d1y Yves, Troy, Albany CO., ". y.
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February 1884, for the railroad from Mobile Girurd
Alabama from Selma Gunters Landing the Tennessee river
Of from
via Mobile Alabama, Orleans Louisiana
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s 1884, for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad;
In districts Of lands subject sale at St. Louis Missouri
Do do do jackson, do
No 6 July l5 1884, for the aioad from Dubuque Iowa. via
Paul. Minnesota, Le Hand River Fond du Lac Lake Su
peo wisconsin, the lands in Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No 520:)
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~ ANTHONY, No. sos broadway, New York. man-
T.. dagueeoype apparatus mattinss, peserv
&c. and importer of plates chemica fancy frames hd
caoype and chemicals for paper pctnos and mse-
riais Of every description. ... .l-ff 49, a-ff4
Case supplied with materials for manufacturing
Hurrsons celebrated alec, vOgtander 6hou
always on hand.
3O6 Broadway, June IL, 1854
20-dlyear*
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HISTORY of Domingo, by j. Brown, M d vOlams
Oct u FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Pension Laws and sounty Land Lnws-An
Analytical Digest with the Decisions Of Secretaries Opn
OF Attorneys General thereon the Forms
scrbed by Pension Offices Explanatory The
arranged ineligible every claimants by r r.
e. Trplet, late chief clerk in the Pension Office volume 1854
of $50 octave pages bound. Price So.
Sep 30 FRANCk TAYLOR
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wAsHINGTON BRANCH RAII.ROAD.
carage Of Hours Setreen Warrington and baltimore
MMA Ra
IN aud AFTER Monday the will leave Baltimore
washington daily except Sundays al * and o. and
On sundays al ~, n. m, and 5, p
Will leave Washington Tor Baltimore at and 81
|
| washington To Baltimore. .,......8l 80
| DO ana return y ~
| washington to Annapolis. Les
DO and return Q 90
The round trip tickets all procured Office
and good for the day upon which they are issued
Jnne 2f-du
Salamander Safes.
CvANs WATSON. No % street, Philadelphia
Pa tate No 80 Dock srest> have hand
meni OF their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE.AND THIEr-PRoOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank ssoras,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
Water filters ssnl and letter Fairbanks platform
and scales.
Sole agency for Beuey Yses, Jones,
patent powder proof bank ocIs Please give a call.
Reference made of ihs hundreds who
safes In
TJ Magude street, auenpe
ton, n. G. '' "-N' e
unIss s aSs n s;a, Bank Phadslphaa safes
United States Arsenal, Sin California Philadelphia
Un'teo 1M'es nppraisers OGice, Philadelphia
TsIosd Company, Philadelphia safes.
ph,.ass"hts ""s'on and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Richard. Norris Son, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia,
Mr. E. Wood Foss, avenue bete., 9Th and OH
streets, washington O. authorized receive orders for and
make sales OF the above -
Mayo-9a~y EVANS = WATSON.
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EMxWOIDEHIEs LACE GOODS. tke.-The subscribers
"a this day full and complete stock of the above
goods The Paris styles embracing all the novelties OF the
following u list of of the leading articles, Wis
% Maltese chemizets and sleeves, in sets
t-F % Maltese colareits and sleeves do
10 richly embroidered muslin Valences trimmed
10 do do Maltese do
Is do muslin coIaretts sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
10 do do cambria collars
25rchy do cambria skirts, for open dresse-
$50 do kct hand kerchiefs
75 pieces Maltese laces and edaings all widths
100 do Nalences iaces, edgings, nser
90 do English thread aces, edgnxs, and insertings
rs do cambria founcings and rulings
IS Do swiss muslps, houncnes, and bands
100 do embroidered dimity bands
5n pairs antroidercd muslin and cambria sleeves
Is dozen long and short black lace mits
ho variety illusions, laces bobbnets
bncs embroidered musns lawns and lace
gloves, hosiery, SC.
Sep 3-3aw4wif HoOE, BROTHER, Il CO.
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,LENWOOD CEnIETERY.-This beautiful burial place
Of the dead having appropriate
monies for the purpose Is for the reception of the
The has capacity bodies which
friends Of dead apply place departed until they
graves.
The plan the is Of equality regard
lots, which will not be publicly for (a0ugh they
usually bring premum) making the early selection of lots the
desirable
established city Washington nppica-
will punctualy present
wing ofthe building entering the Cemetery.
Vste requested drive through Cemetery
rounds.
WIN. s. HUMPHREYS
NJ B.-Glenwood is distance
Capitol.
Aug 27-d3m
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EvENTIDE, by Enie ANon-a series Of tales and
Ia poems. :. :,
The other poems by Mrs L. H. Sigouney,
Camp March Captain Grafton, United Suites army
Putnan's Magazine for November N
FkANCh IhfLUA
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT several
" with
Kendall Green, little mile noheasey
the Capitol.
These spacious and convenient with cellar,
She'd and stable each and
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion Of the city,
and in full view of the Capitol.
The approach 7h and Delaware
An line
and between Kendall and
leaving and .. Returning,
Market, makes brief OK 3k
O'Clock.
Rent-two hundred dollars
taken for Inspections
applying VIM. StickDey who lives Cottage
f. at my ,dence, the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eodtf
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Important work for Pension Claimants.
DENStON published An ANALYTICAL
Digest of the Pension and Bounty Land
&C., ineligible every
claimant Price 50; postage, If prepaid, 20 cents.
On sale TAYLOR Il MAURY,S
Oct " Bookstore, street.
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YALrIMoaE AND ONO RAILROAD ron

CINCINNATI Iouisville Indianapolis Columbus Zaneoe tlere
land, Toledo CAfeaso, and 81 Loais.
rHROUGH be- had at the rail
L road station in Washington
Passengers leaving Washington at d, arrv IN wheeling in
splendid incheser and Diuna
esve miles from Wheeling direct by railroad to
Cleveland Toledo Chicago, Alton thence by steamboat rs
miles, st. Louis, Leaving Washington At 3, IN, they viii
with splendid Unlon Line"
for Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from 4awrenceburg.
Through Cincinnati Louisville, aud ndanapO
Columbus
wheeling holding through tickets lie
point For information and tickets, apply T.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. II. DONE,
Feb 7-dtf Master Transportation.
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UNITED STATES to California, via Asptn.
wall Panama. and Goth Of each month, in first
steamships by NAVY Of not less
2OOO 0ns burden, guarantyng speed and safety .
The railroad completed to Obspo IL miles IRON
The transit to embraces miles In rail
Aspuwa miles Of transportation
dry recently put thorough ORDER single
therefore, in sir Aosthe
baggage being mules
alongside the
transportation future this
entirely from sickness Of description.
being always New York. Pans
Francisco, prevent detention accident
The is entirely reliable.
expected the Atlantic will be made
larry in days; and the Pacific in 10 TO lax days.
Passengers Panama the day after arrive Aspin
wall.
Through tickets ate owe rates. be had at the agency liz
West street, New York.
2S--dH
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EMOIRs Of Celebrated Chnrnctersj by Lamartine. 9
M vols.
Sea- sodom Gomorrah and the Bible Lands by
De Saulcy; journey in 1851 and 1854 . ves
Life and Epsles of st. Paul by Conybsare and Howson
vols
The Lost Heirsss by Mrs. Southworth. vol.
Araja Norwegian aud Lapland tale, from German.
North American Review, for October, 1854.
Perseverance and Enterprise; for the young l vol.
q | vol.
n geology. vol
The Home the Valley; by Cnren
Swedish. vel.
The Rose of the Parsonage; from German Geske
vol
Reads Poems enlarged edition, illustrated
of Times of George Boueh-
2
ad
Progress and Prejudice by Mrs
Chambers's Papers for the People; 6 vols.
Chambers's Miscellany. 10 vols.
Select riiings Of Robert Chambers. vols
Punams Monthly Magazine for October.
Dickens's Household Words for October.
FRANCK TAYLOR
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The New York aAd Liverpool United States mai
|
The ship. comprising this line are {;

~ pressy for government SERVES, every has been
Cb1ikEMWt their construction,
TO insure strength and speed and their aeeomino
dntops fos passengers unequaed
Price of New York Liverpool cabin $40
In e7a Exclusive OF $500
Prom Liverpool 10 York, ESQ aud gao.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No be rths can be secured until paid for
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EsENCH and Englist .'o.rdtng and day school for
3 Washington D. c. The duties of this institution will
Monday 18th September when the pupils
desired puncual their circulars
be had at all the principal bookstores in the city.
lQ-eotlIl IStaI
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LLENDORFFS Spanish Grammar, by Professors We
" asquez and Simone
o'endoIf's Spanish Grammar; by Profe vipgut
Josse's Spanish Grammar.
De Veres Spanish Grammar.
Meadows Spanish Grammar
Alcala's Spanish Grammar.
Grammatical de Lenpun CasteIlana.
oh-NuevO Metodo para nprendef cscbeT hsb-
lar el Frances by Professor Vingu 'a
Observation-Disclosures Metodo para, apender, escber hat
lar FL lnges; by Professor Vingut.
Gramatca lnglesa de Urcuiu by Professor Vngut
lie Mature dEspagnolN Mehode pour apprentice .
lire, ecribe ct parlar la Langue EspagnoIe with keys by
Professor vingut
Also, Spanish Phrase Books, with
select assortment Of the works of Spanish authors.
Sep IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MATHEMATICAL Drawing Instruments, In variety
M quality fnish others unusually Low
prices person Europe by thu
Undersigned
sels for 81 25 and upwards.
FRANCk TAYLOR
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g snkIer'." Wines, ph,I.d.Iubia.

ersiDER, dealer old established
wine store Of Jacob snier Is Walnut door
OtioW Fourth street, with wneE
md liquors the accommodating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, agent importation foreign
once No. 10 Walnut where 0rderi
Tor The special importation wines, in .
rope Quantities single dozen upwards; and alsc
Tor his John Vaughan Snder patronage Of ana
former :.
All wines delivered Washington city '~damss EXPRESS
Tree
JunpQ- IA
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Academy Of the Visitation,

HISTORY Of the lrusades-ther Use, progress, ana
III results; by Major Proctor, of Royal Military Academy
vol 1854
Miehaud History OF he Crua6e translated from the Fene
3vols., S53
Miis's History Of the Crusades. vol, 1874.
Chronicles of the Crusades collection the contemporary
narratives. I vol, ls4d.
The Chronicles of Roger of Wendover. 2 vols, lsi9
Early Travels and Nara tves in Palestine. vol, 1913
Nov l6 FRANCk TAYLOR
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RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
ESGNED for the comprehensive thorough
ehiec and civil engineers including railway hydraulic topo
graphical, and mining engineers =
For copies the Annual Register giving full information
ing the institute, apply TO
d. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c, X. r. L.,
Aug i5--d2m Troy, N. "
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Ii esq '> =" ''''o''s' '''" -
Frank Foreser's Field Sports vols.
Game in its Seasons; by Frank Forester.
The Rod the Gun by Wilson and Oakleigh vol. EdD
burgh.
The Sportsman in France vols London.
The Young Spsrtsman's Manua by Craveni VOL London.
Hints sporsmen by E. s. Lewis NJ ID.
The Shooters Manual.
Krider's Sporting Anecdotes
Youau n Dog; edited by L. s. Lewis NJ ID.
Drinks Dogs edited by Frank Forester.
Observations Dog breakng by William Floyd gamekeeper
Richardson Dogs
Hutchinson Dog breaking; vol. London.
Mayhem on Dogs. FRANCk TAYLOR
Sep II
THE STAGE.-Persona Recollections of the Stage by Wn
j b. Wood Further supplies Just received al
TAYLOR MAURYS
Oct ii Bookstore, 9th
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EHENCH WRITING INK, by Perinc tiuyot.
Bank of England writing ink, Jones, maker arpontne
Imported direct from the manufacturers Paris and
Sept 80 FRANCK rhyI al;
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+ AMARTINE'S New WOIk.-Memolrs of Celebrated Char
Ia acters by Aiphopse de Lamartine
Lvefmoe's Epstie Romans with commentary and
vsed translation, and introductory essays.
Popular Tales; by Madame Guzot
Dscourses; by Abiel Abbott Livermore
Practical aud Commercial Arithme,c by G. b. Dochay,
LII. D.
Now a. Days; by Laura J. Curtis.
Easy Warren his Contemporaries.
IIarpers Gazetteer, No 9.
Just publshed and for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY's
Bookstore 9th street.
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March railroads Pensacola, Florida,
Montgomery Alabama and from the aforementioned place via We
t4mpka Eyon, DECATUR and Athens the Tennessee line
In ho districts Cahabaa Alabama,
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TOPOGRAPHICAL DRAwING.-A Manual o Topo
graphical Drawing; by Lieut. r s. smith, u. g. army ass'
ant professor Of drawing West Point With illustrations
For saie by TAYLOR n MAURY,
Nov G Booksellers, 9th street
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O May 49, 1854 for the Oakland and Qtswa, and other
released No. 5l6 June 81 1854
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-30

4 OMMENTA ri Ia q n Jurisdiction, Practice Hna
Peculiar Jurisprudence the Courts Of the United States w
| by George Ticknor Curtis. .
Hisrory of Crusades Rise, Progress, and Results W
Major Proctor, of the Royal Military Academy. w
Cummings Lectures on the Seven Churches.
On TAYLOR & MAURY's
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