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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

BEAUTIFUL AND HARMoNIoUs.-We learn
from private letter from Plumss, received by
gentleman in this place, that the Rye Eye
Councils of that County are getting along
after fashion. For some cause unknown. as
it is a Rye Eye secret, enc Council turned out
en- naasse. and captured a rival Council by
storm. The writer of the letter says .lct
them fight, the world is the winner
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

10 We wonder if the State Journal. and
the expresses, and the mail could not enter
ceiye moro than one nun,ber of the yournaf
per week, as that has cen about the average
Tor the past month. suwose you try it Mr..
Journal.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

~ 1t will be seen by reference 10 our nd
vertising columns, that the Pacific Mail steam
ship Co., have changed the time of the depar.
of each month, to the 5th and Goth.
The Nicaraugua Co., retain their old time,
and despatch Q steamer on the LIST and 10TH
~ Smith of the Bidwell Book store Plaza.
was on hand with his usual supply Of Esstern
papers, and periodicals. lie has llen'y left
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

NE WOULD, most respectfully, call the
w attention Of our country md city
friends to our very large and choice stock Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND rss,
SHOES, &c, which we have been re fEt
ceiving within the last month, most of -
which were selected by one of the partners in
New York, consisting in part, of
Plain, figured & plaidCioths and cassimers
Silks. Printed and Embroid-
Colored Marcelines and}ered table coveLs.
satlns. White and cold Blan-
Black, figured & plain, kets,
Silks Embroidered muslin
Printed Lipen Lawns Collars and sleeves
French Jaconets andChcmisettes and sleeves
Lawns. in sets,
Printed Organdie Mus-}Lace & Muslin sleeves,
Inns, Mourninr collars.
Spring De LANES and Embroidered l. C hdkfs
Challies, Jaconet and Swiss
French and American, Trimmings.
Glnghams, Bands and Rutfles
Jaconet & Swiss mus-SLadies' and cbildren's
Inns Hosiery of all kinds,
Nalnsook Paris mus kid Gloves g. Felt Mite
lin, }Bonnets and Ribbons
French, English, and}Parasol's & Umbrellas.
American Prints, liable Damask & Nap
Irish Linens and lawns kins,
New York Mills muslin roweling of every va
Al, 81, CT, 81 and 1913 riety
Sheetings, Heavy Ducks & drills
Linen sheetings andrrickings cottonades,
Pillow Linen. 3KcntL,ky Jeans,
Embroidered Lace and$White & colored Fan
muslins curtains, nels,
Silk, wool and cotton Druggets, Mating. SO.
Damasks.
We wish to call particular attention to our
stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING
Just getting out from New York, manu- factur-
ed to order for US,
Country merchants can be supplied with all
kinds of heavy goods, tSan Francisco jobbng
prices. We 60 Ia for quick sales and small
profits" We hall continue To get out some
thing new by every steamer, and would be
most happy to have all give us a call
WALKER & WILSON
West side OF ID. near second
Marysville.
N. B. Particular attention paid to orders.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

WIrHDRAwEL.--.4lex. W. Turner has with
drawn lis name as the Independent Settlers
candidate for Senator of the l4th Senatorial
District
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

Ess- Hurrah for Constitutional Conven-
ton, Costing nearly million CT dollars y
Shout for the Cooley bills! Applaud the divi-
sion of the State, and revival of the old Wing
party, and then we Know Nothinss, formerly
Democrats,) vote for J Nicely Johnson.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

~ .amy, of the Book store, on First street
Marysville, managed to be first on hand, with
q huge file of Eastern papers, periodicals, and
EDITORIALS. .4my keeps EN-, he does.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
Nc TrCE

Is hereby given that the undersigned will
apply to the Board Of Supervisors of the coun-
ty of Butte, at the next meeting of their
Board at Bidwell, for renewal of their Lii
cense to run Ferry across Feather River at
their place.
MCCONNELL s BILLINGS.
August 9th, 1870. 40 At
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
PxunaAs DEMO CRATIC TICKET.

For Senator of 14th Senatorial District.
JOHN BIDWELL.
For Members assembly
7. f EMMONS,
d. r. CATE.
For Sheriff
J. G. LEWIS.
For County Clerk.
j. G.. CORY.
For Assessor
TROWBRIDGE WARD.
For Coroner.
G.. FRANKLIN CLICK.
For Superintendent of Public Schools.
VIM. X LOGAN.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

FIRST PAGE.-We would call the attention
Of cur readers to the decision of the Supreme
Court on the first page. as to the right of In
spectors Of elections to require the showing of
final letters of citizenship, from naturalized
citizens, wishing to vote. .flso to the '.exposi-
ton Of K. n. ism from Connecticut Council.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

PAINFULLY PLEASING intense aux
ieiy manifested By the Marysville Herald. for
fear that something may be said in the Record
that viii injure Mr. Crosette
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
SYetial 5Lutirrs.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Stockholders of the Union Mining Co
are hereby notified that the Trustees of said
Co. have levied fourth assessment, of Two
Hundred dollars to the share-One Hundred
of which is payable to the Treasurer, on the
claim, on or before the Oath day of September;
and the remaining One Hundred on or before
the LIST of October, 1866.
JOHN LYLE, Secy.
Fairfield, Aug. 81, 1865. 42-4t
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that have this day resigned
the Office of Treasurer for the Pine Knot Min
ing Co. j. GLUCKAUF.
August 21st, 1855. a25-42 ct
Mr.. EDITOR At the request of many
friends, r. R. RANDALL, will be a candidate
for Supervisor of the 1st District, for Butte Co.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

GRAND RALLY AT MoseUITo CREEK.--on
On Sunday last, pursuant to appointment the
Kye.Eye candidate for assembly, made HI.
appearance on Mosquito Greek. with load Of
documents about the size of common school
library, to instill into the minds, OF the hard
fsted of that region, the beauties oil Aye
Eyeism. and the dreadful effects of Democracy
upon the country. He made some apologies
for being unaecusicmed to speaking in public
and hoped they would excuse them, in con-
sideration thereof, if he should read, from
some good old books. his father hsd oequeatheo
him. and some later documents he had with
him, the speeches of others, rather thar at
tempting one of his own. He accordingly
commenced with some extracts from political
essays, written in the time of the elder .adams
in favor of the .4lien and Sedition Laws, and
from this time, dated the rise of the Know
Nothingism. He then followed the party
through some of its states, down to $780,
Here his documents failing him he took bold
leap over twenty-five years, touching lightly
as he passed, upon the brilliant, but short
lived existence of Native .dmericanism as II
appeared in Philadelphia, and landed safely
in the year in 1855 in Butte County, upon that
paragon of truth and excellence, 1.-The Vetoes
Vetoed" of Phlo- Brutus. filter reading this
to the audience, he took turn at the Bidwell
Clique, and Free Ferries in general, much to
the edifcation OF the crowd, who had heard OF
such things, but had only confused idea Of
them. and was therefore pleased to hear these
subjects calculated. He was most certainly
'sdown" on Bidwell in general. and the Bidwell
Clique in particular. He closed with advoca-
ting strongly and forcibly the doctrine of ro-
tation in office. Apart from the fact, that
many of the Democratic nominees had been in
Office before, which to his mind was enough tc
condemn them. he felt certain, that the candi-
dates OF the Kye-Eye party would make ''com-
petent, honest, and faithful officers, much
better officers than the Democratic candidates.
and probably better than the County was ever
before blessed with. There we're some pre-
sent, who wondered what particular mark he
had discovered upon his candidates, by which
he could so accurately test their ability, but
being Know-Nothing secret, he was not at
liberty to explain it to them Some were un-
charitable enough to suppose, that he thought
the Kye-Eye candidates must be good officers,
on the principle of certain mans dog, being
good coon-dog. The dog had been tried at
everything but coonirg, and proved worthless,
and reasoning, that everything must be good
for something, he concluded his dog must be a
good coon dog, for he was good for nothing
else. We are not able to give any very decid-
ed opinion upon the subject. and can only
exclaim with the Dutchman of olden story,
drinks so nayther ~
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that | have this day re-
signed the Office of Treasurer of the High Rock
Mining Co., on account of not having time to
attend to its duties. j. GLUCkAUF.
August 23d. 1855. a25-42-2t
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

Efs- Friend Lovejoy. who came so near the
nomination for State Printer. looked in on us
on Saturday. He seems in fine spirits. al
though he was euchred.--.NarysriNe Express.
We war'nt playing Euchre it was seven up.
and we stood six and SIX, and they trhopped a
jack on us---Hountain Messenger.
We wonder il our neighbor of the Messenger
had any suspicious that the pack was stocked
for that particular dedi1
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For Senator Of l4th Senatorial District
MAI. JOHN BIDWELL,
Of Chico.
For Member Of assembly,,
DAVID B. MO RGAN.
For Sheriff,
=. FREER.
For County Ciefk,
MILES CHAPLIN.
For assessor.
III. j. MORRISON.
For Prosecuting attorney,
THOS. WELLS.
For Treasurer
G. A. BANCROFT.
For County Surveyor,
JAMES S. LONG.
For Coroner,
W. L. URTON,
For Public administrator,
RANDALL HOBART.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

The "CLovEN Foor"-C E. Pickett, in a
letter to the State Jo.rnai, speaking of the
nominations of the Kye-E,e Convention at
Sacramento, says:
Although majority Of those nominees be-
iongei TO the Democratic order, yet care seems
to have been taken to give every one of the
Offices having any patronage attached to it to
those once of the old Wing school-the Gov
ernor, who also appoints the Secretary of
State, Treasurer, Controller, and State Print
ing, being in this category.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

Gss~ From letter from Marysville, VIC copy
the following:
Last Monday night we had small gath
er'ng of the Democracy at the Western, which
was addressed by Tom Campbell, and Calhoun
Benham, both of whom in their speeches, car
ried perfect dismay into the ranks of the Kye
Eyes, and made the two best speeches have
ever heard in this State. They both made the
assertion that they had enlisted during the
uar. and from the sample they gave us here
IN their opening speeches, they will not need
"a little more grape, Cart Bragg" for Know
Nottingham stands but small show in their
presence"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

-, @%s- 1t IS a fayorite saying With the X. Ms.
That "saln is around r'--Nera,. a Dem.
And the saying is true Mr.. Democrat.-
They are around" Around all the dark
alleys and dirty corners in town. Around in
the dark, sneakiDg in and out Of their secret
wigwams. Around in disguise, like EVOLVES
in Sleeps clothing" But they are hardly
ever around in the day time, in the broad sun
light Of Heaven.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

zss- We return our thanks to Everts & Co.
for full files OF the Bay yapers-also fJr It
lantic papers and periodicals.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

gcs- The Alta California Of the 2lst, thus
comments upon the re sults effected by Kye-
Eyeism =
The utter GOODNESS. if not contempt with
which the Know Nothing nominations are met
i'll this city, and also in Sacramento, together
with the demonstrations made in 10th places
towards the resuscitation of the old Wing
party, have proved the election oe the ticket to
be clearly an impossibility. The greatest of
modern abortions is literally dead cock in
the pit and there is hardly man in the order
who does not wish he had broken his leg the
day before he joined it. The cry now is, ..save
himself who can" The experiment of making
1t a reform party has proved miserable fail
ure; for buying and selling, button holding
and intriguing, have been carried further in
this purity party than was ever before since
the day when Esau took bill of sale from
Jacob of his birthright for mess of pottage.
Disgust an inch thick sits upon the faces of
nearly all who have been inveigled into the
secret councils, They see that their confidence
has been abused, and that, instead of lending
their aid for reform, they have been made the
Instruments of advancing forward men whom
they do not respect, and for whom they cannot
coDsclentiously or consistently vote Till re-
Gently they have not realized their position.
But now that the nominations are ali made.
they see that the last hope of reform through
that fundamentally is gone, and they can re-
main in it no longer
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

FOX JJsIlCbS Or lhE StfhbhE toDhl,
HARLES II. BR Y A n,
OF Yuba-Short Term
MY RON n OR Il ON,
Of Los Angelcs-Long Term.
FOR CONTROLLER,
7. c. FLOURNOY, of Mariposa
FOR TREASURER,
B. F. KEENE, of Ell Dorado.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Is. G. WHITING, of Santa Cruz
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
S. H. MARLETTE, OF Mariposa.
FOR STATE PRINTER,
GEORGE ii. CROSETTE, of Butte
FOR DIRECTORS OF THE STATE PRISON,
w. ii. BELL, of San Francisco,
C. F. POWELL, of San Joaquin,
S. c. ASTIN, Of Placer.
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NOTICE.

Office s. F. Water Co.
Forbes.own, Aug. 4, 1855. 8
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BY ). c. Me0UIRE, Aucs,o.ssr.

WRUsTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT NEAR
sity.-By OF Geo r. Massey,
and Am Brown the subscribers bearing date the r
December le53 and recorded la Lber D. A. No.
sos 50 sos o9 and $40 the land records
sshiasoa county IN The District q columba we VIII SELL az
Mr. MeGuires auction public auction Thursday The
eth day of December 1885, al all that piece Pseel OF
part whereof Anthony Holnead died SEIZED
called Pleasant Pans and part OF land
Aphosy Iisnead conveyed 90 Boxei and Maybew,
John Picks the parcel OF land
of tho and Rockville turnpike road
five and sixteenth less
No George raog subdivision end beginning
side Of The sad iusnpikc road
Seventy perches mcaaured scuhery fon the inter
OF the said road with thu Rock Creek Church road ead
private called ayioss road leading oui the said turnpike
part Of the sad Of land owned by the ad
0sarse sylar, running ssId Washington
turnpike noI three 2s4G pehes
j. c. Lewis; thence right angles with the snd
right with The said
liue said first line $3.50 peches; and
said Third line
said second line 25a6 peches the Inc OF e
turnpike Of beginning land
which conveyed TO the said Ann Brown by John
f. ssues deed duly recorded in 1885, viii the Improvements
thereon. Il fh'aH
twelve, eigheen and months be secured by
deed OF ,rust premsts
pied with within days day of
right The risk Of the dr purchaser. All convey
= ERASMUS j. MIDDLETON,
s5N RICHARD IA. CLARKE,
Trustees.
#.s JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Nov 27-oaw hds Auctoncer.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The pssAon will be entered upon books
the psym..t o. suLscn ptoa be sad in advance.
Distant subscribers may money letter. postage
of which viii be paid by and al assumed 81 ourselves
xale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during
sons Of Congess, and semi wceky dudng The recess.
Subscriptions for period less year viii received
terms propossioaed TO the above annual
Gs-PO6TMASTEKs authorized agents and,
by sendiux DAILY subscribers with $50 sncosed
MWEEKLY Subscribers, with SIS eneosed, viii be
titled q copy grotis.
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Housekeeping Articles.


furnishing goods which is rendered
complete in every department. consisting IN part Oh
& p e31 FRENCH CHINA.
Gold plain white, richly dinner dessert and
OF dinner and tea ware in de
taced pieces cups without
perfume boIes card reeeivers with large variety Of
fancy articles appropriate 70 decorate ctagee, pafor a and
toilet. .,,, ,,,.,
Dinner and toilet sets also, in detached pieces large
stock Of Edwards's atcst shapes.
GLASS WARE
American French bohemian agons,
gobts campagne caes hocks shee hneira Burenndies,
liquors. ,umbrs bowls celeries water bottles float bowls
dishes salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets Of half doxea or my ythree pieces also,
ivory only and forks sees sc.
BLoCKTiN GOODS.
Such chafng Dishes inches coffee urns,
coffee pots tea pots, coffee bgsins, &C.
PLATED GOODS.
and SETS and forks caeors,
dishes pitchers, and frui baske watcrs &C.
Naf @ JAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters trays, and in plate warmers slop jars
tubs, water cans, &c.
ss& e5& GAS FIXTURES
From factory Baker, Philadelphia for
the manufacturers' retail prices
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps, grandoes wood tenders and on brushes
soves coal hod ladders eoods
waffle irons, willow wae Britannin bronzed iron goods
cooking requisites of almost every description together
assortment o articles utility and ornament not deemed
viii nnd to their ineres, examine my
stock and prices They will only ind from
which make selections but pledge myself sell cheap
the same description Of goods DC IN any Of The east
ern cities.
any part of the city Georgetown free of
Catalogues consisting complete every kept
sale can be had on application al the store. - -
Nov iI-2 2taw6wf Iron Hall.
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Nov 27-eoai
Circular.
AagacY OF FRENCH sroLIArIos CLA,ns,
Washingtpn, November -, 1855.

AagHCy FRENCH sroLIATIos CLAtnH,
Washington, November -, 1855
many inquiries addressed by claimants against
Of spoiaions committed by the
French ratification Of he convention with France Of
81 16Oas OF proceeding
pursue deem expedien thus
publicly Inform all aer consulting competent advise
iudcous voluntarily submit
Claims Courtas they would be mixed up with
claims, and therefore not decided
years other 10 suomit them
presng the senate the usual manner AZ me open
coming full expectation tnt direct relief
viii provided for them through special board of commission
Claims Court shall thea bc resolved on rs the only
tribunal Congress- will that reference Of tase claims may be
ma direct Legislative act. 81
The adm u would fully
cupy hoard OF highest three and justice
phacay board right and proper In this
Nov L3-dtw JAMES II. CAuSIENs s
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.---s--,
Washington Aqueduct.

OFFIcK WAsHrNoTon AouKpucT,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation aud brick
Washington aqueduct.
Proposals. the 9th of May will be opened at Of
that day.
Aus profI-s the will be ready
animation and 20,h day Of April
byidges &c. described n the plans and specifications
be completed under the
bat all unhnshed work VIII
subject appropriations by Congress The engineer
the work to he done aud rate
each each appropriations and IN
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
shall stopped funds become available
will paid IT, in the Judgment oil
engineer been properly executed has
Payments specie checks upon the United Stnter
monthly esmaeo OF engineer rescrvlug l0
cen will he adion Of all contracts that the work
shall he paid their full monthly, and in specie
All bids sealed, endorsed proposals for work on
the Washington Aqucdact'
the right reject ali the bids
conducive the Of
work.
Every asbc accompanied written signed y
within days. with good and sufficient
completion the work undertaken said guarantee
the United States district
officer OF
individual known the Engineer De-
pamsn OF War; that the able to make good their
bids win opened presence bidders, any
choose TO be present.
Capt OF Engineers, in charge.
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Gantier,s Rcstaurant.

rE undersigned respectfully informs the honorable md
in Congress that he is prepared furnish
gentlemen each,
his establishment Each will have the exclusive Of
Tor aud dining Tn0n
Having much nnd having In his
pIoyment cooks that OF the UnioD
undersigned confidently he furnish gentlemen
their meals IN the proposed in style superior hotel
in the city, and upon moro moderate terms
His ader will all times be supplied with the best provisions
that this and other markets af1rd
Wines and liquors Of description will be furnished at mod
rates.
Rooms be rented the vicinity and the salts
fed gentlemen will adopt the he they will only
lind the Most satisfactory but the most economical way Of living
n the metropolis. q. GAUTIER, Ia
Nov 30--lw 2Js Pennsyvana avenue.
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X. III. GILL; E X ,


his office resie Franklia
aud Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally this United States supreme Court
time concerning he will
opinions legal questions arising before
Office, and the chief justice
District Columhia; will
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He wi aso vive written opinions and arguments for
cams betore Congress either ofhe departments and
claims before boasd established for hcir
adjudication.
Oct
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Everett House,

North Side Of Uaion Square, Mem York.
THIS establishment erected the prominent and delight
New York affords approaching hnish nnd when
w combine nI that si devise and supply
Il desirabss hotel constructed.
proprors establishment respectfully that
be open the FIRST OF October
daiion Of the public.
Applications viii receved from parties wishing make
arrangements for the winter months,
The public patronage Is respectfully eas,oi.e,t
HAwtsY q Guar,
A. u. ibaLts.
sep2.-d3m
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Gautier's Compound Herb Drops, for Coughs,
I Colds. sstf

THIS preparation relief Of coughs, cods boa
ness, with md ynceasing sale.
These drops composed Of sx smsie ngreden. principally
herbs ecac0us In the OF dis
resulting colds They originally prepared the
suggestion eminent pAysicans and II " with
proprietor that he authorized to
refer this Iadica faculty o Wasbyon many Of whom have
consulted regard f and approve os It's use
None prHune unless bousL&
ing agents :, JAMES III. STONE,
Corner Of and
JOHN f. BATES,
Navy Yard.
Il. 8. T. CfsSEL,
Georgetown.
HENRY COOK x CO.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
G. GAUTlER,
Nov 27-eo3t 252 Penn avenue.
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IrsNsus OF 1850, largo aasrto vonsne, boand An
" bali Russia, for sale, few copies ouy at ~ So
sep5 FRANCK TAYLOR
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i,NGINEERs' and NIachinists' Drawing -D0Ok.-A
Il instruction for the practical engineers vol
folio, many eBgravngs. London, le55-Si3 SO.
fsomerical fhawng, in progressive iessons by r. D. Burn
London, 1855, parts, each 62x ceDts &
complete OF mechan
CAL engineering drawing and designs VOL
10. London, many engravngs-SJ 80.
The London Drawing Book, with 800 Illustrations
rs
Brown's Practical Prospective vol London, large quarso
81 50 n 80 q. n
sopwi,'s Isometcal Drawing; Jopna'a Isomecai Pepcc
Williams Model Drawing Wese. Architectual Engineer
ing Mechanical Drawing; Kruss Inventive Drawing Bol
toms Drawing Objects pyne Practical Lawins for Arch
Wines Mapping and Engineering Draw
ior sur Ia plans
de de
mer works-Engisf, Euopea0 and
Nov 81 FRANCK TAYLOR