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THE Dan RHODES AND THE YAcHTs.-Capt.
Greenhalgh, of the tug-bOat Dan Rhodes, ap-
prehensiye that some casualties might befal the
boats composing the Ragetta in the stiff breeze
and sea of Monday afternoon, voluntarily fol-
lowed the yachts out, with view of rendering
assistance should it become necessary. When
the Challenge, of Perrysburgh, was disrasted,
half mile or so from the end Of the pier, Capt
G. took her in tow and brought her into the
harbor Not even a word of thanks was re-
turned for the service, and yesterday the Chal-
lenge left without any acknowledgement to
Capt. G., public or private.
After towing in the Challenge, the Rhodes
ran up to the vicinity of the yachts, and was
the only steam craft out of the harbor. The
Collins capsized, and Capt. G. ran down to the
wreck, which was in muddy water and breakers,
as soon as possible, and tie men clinging to 1t
clambered aboard the tug when she got near
enough, apparently right glad to escape with
their lives, and without asking to make the
wreck fast before leaving it The water was
so shOal and rough that the tag struck bottom
twice, and Capt G., to save his property and
no longer imperil the lives of some 40 to 50
persons on board his tug, stood out for deeper
sOundings and the harbOr. When some dis
tanee from the wreck the rescued men urged
Capt. G. to return and tow in the Collins, which
he very properly refused to do. He was will
ing to peril his property and own life to save
the lives of others, but did not feel called upon
by duty to run further risks to recover a small
wrecked boat, fast drifting ashore. The OnlS
acknowledgement Capt Greenhalgh has re
ceived for his services has been personal abuss
and charges of cowardice from some of the crew
of the Collins. Such are the facts as stated
BY a reliable. disinterested gentleman who wa
on board the Rhodes, and witnessed the Trans
actions. To whose credit they rebound tt,
public can judge.
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De- BRoxsoN's ORAToREAN-This evening
DIR. B. viii open his budget on Execution in
ChApin's Hall, by Free Lecture. On Friday
he will give two Free Lectures, and on Monday
his class will be regularly Organized for the
course Of instruction. Dr. B. will form classes
of ladies' as well as gentlemen, and for clergy
men. LAWYERS and students.
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CONVENIENT BOOKs.-At the last session OF
Congress law was framed requiring a copy OF
all Public Documents to be sent to such Insti-
tutions in the various Congressional Districts
as would render them accessible to the whole
public. The number of volumes issued for the
year amounts to one hundred and three, copies
of which will be transmitted to the proper places
at once The CleFeIand Library Asso siatiOn is
menioned among the Institutions that will thus
be benefited.
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REIzE FIGHT FOR POEsE or S5O.-It is
whispered among the " Fancy " that grand
prize fight is 10 come off next Friday at
or near Euclid Greek, between Buffalo bllly
by the name of Honigan, and another by the
name of Pennel, or Penwell, known by the cog
nomen Of the "Cleveland Pet" We hope for
the honor OF our county that this brutal eKhibi-
iion will not be allowed to come of, and We trust
that the authorities will see that all concerned
are arrested and dealt with according to law.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, July s.
The Steamer Persia took out upwards OF 200
passengers and half million specie. Among the
passengers are Mons. Belly. who goes out to make
arrangements for his Nicaraguan Canal Project;
Mr. Raymond, Editor Daily Times, Charlotte
Cushman, John Van Bnren AMI daughter, J. P.
Putnam and l. W. Field, Boston; Mr.. and Miss
Ives and Miss Howe, Providence.
Efforts are being made to start the Collins line
Of Steamers on the 18th inst, provided Govern
meut will agree to the proposed change OF the
EasteJn terminus to Southampton, otherwise the
Steamers will be disposed Of to the French parties
who have been in treaty for them.
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AEsEsT.-James Conlan and John Robinson,
two Of the crew of the schooner E. n. Peel,
were arrested yesterday for assault with intent
to kill, upon the person of Captain Smith, who
sails that vessel. He was stabbed very severely
in the right breast and III the face; the stab in
the breast was three inches deep. Another of
the crew concerned in the attack escaped, and
had not been arrested up to eleven o'clock last
night
Capt Smith, though badly injured, is not in
dangerous condition.
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, July T.
Letters from the Utah Correspondent Of the
Democrat who IS travelling with headquarters,
says Gen. Harney and staff reached a point on
Little Blue, two hundred and forty Eve miles west
Of Fort LeavenWorth. June 23d, all well, and in
excellent spirits. Letters contain no news. Roads
good. Weather fine.
Head quarters progressing rapidly. Third COL
umn under Col May was overtaken on the eve.
ming of the 23d.
Gov. Denver passed through this city en- route
for Washington
A despatch from Nebraska City says OK trains
returning from Ft. kearney are in fine condition
and report good roads number OF trains were
waiting the arrival of Government freight.
Correspondents Of the y Y. Herald, Cincinnati
Gazette and Commercial, lett for UIah June 18th
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lun5 5.Glm ls1
HAIR DYE-HAIR D1E-HAIk DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
All othsr limitations, and should be avoided, If
you wish 10 escape Tidicule.
GRAY RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly u a
beautiful and Natural Brown BaeE. without the least
niafy 10 Halr or skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have hesn
Gwardsd town A Bachelor since lss9 and s0to0
Hpbsaious have been made 70 the Han o. his Patrons Of
his fEulous Dye
VIVA BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces color
bo distinguished IRON nziurs, and Is WARRANTED
niureia the least, however long l. NAV be eouta
ed the IN effects OF Bad Dyes rsmodiedi the Hair
Fssorzted for life By thls spleudid Dfe-
Eade sod applied In private roosl Al the Wig Fac
Iss BFoaawsT, &. Y.
q The Genuine has the and address upon steel
engraving OF four SIDES Of each Box. OF
WILLIAM BACHELOR.
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THE BETHEL-The sum realized from the
excursions on the fifth instant for the Benefit
of the Bethel Church by the propeller Northern
Ldgkt and Jefferson was sIO2, So
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R BRrAxr& sTEATrox's chain Of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
versa. P. R. SPENCER SoSs have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4n
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4. :. TROOPS.

SCHENECTADY, July :.
one hundred and forty six Z. s. troops, under
the command OF Lieut. Moore, passed here this
morning at O'Clock, for Minnesota.
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BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, hight, and durable.
Fitting 10 a chaTmao turning up behind-ao shrinking
on the head indeed this Is the only abshlnsui where
these things are pToPsTly unders o. 4 and made.
20 Broadway, New York
,u72-dky-easl W FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent
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PROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, July Z.
The Bank Department this morning authorized
the Commercial Bank Of this city TO redeem the
bills of the Hostetter Bank, Bpfialo.
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u Fer Gas FiztETss and Fftng-ARFty
8, Fog7 EasEorfs Co., 100 ssd lg7 S-perior street
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n For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourtl
page
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Att6ifinrs.
Joy to the Admirers Of a Fine Aead Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Joy 10 the Admirers OF 4 Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
ha thea rad The foSnr 5t T9ss Y 9S az nS aSad .ss o.
- - "a al aIoona each bottle, and No doubt.
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
Sal ysaSs ~ AZ! I've sa ne attention Of sl old
aS 70 IL orazi colnT gray ArcoyerS ns had Of lie
ing, and al eufsn-ous % : i- %
q se aaigr1l 1a 3nd hence used res1isr d1es-
s . eIir. old ase, in all rs natur beauty We
Ss IL - i 9Ila me gray or diseased in scalp
ne sng locks, the witching curl ever be W thoat
The Assat far PrOL woois Hsir Re- or,tivs IA New
@ rseved ne oilovins letter inr ssard 70 ths
DEF RrER. Coz r., July q. ls5s.
, ~ ss1 Ihlve been troubled with dan
HI1s :; S % eft & sssS q S and a1r toEsitsr New
callsa your on the Isl Of AuT,l iast N,
ed one bottle 70 t IL aud fouhd ny Il was
grow It Is new two or three inches " length where Il vas
i sss Ss more sIs1, ss M iaS P6s IN 4 wish yog 20 se
kaos as any o. kad Is used this plsce you may
Yours With Tespso,. a. - II RUFUS PRATT.
-, W, ~. sDELPH1A. Sept. 9. "a 6;
FioL SoolTDe7r Sir Yolr Hair Restorative proT-
- % se,i % ne The front and also the back
aye used bgt to half pint bottles Of your Restorative
crop Of Young hair aud the font IS also receiyn is
n 3tss 1'e 5 Ssd P.hsr PrsPaItoas without any be9e
uon can induce manv Otheri 10 try Il
AOursrespectfully, ID. R. THOMAS NJ. D.
No. 40f Vine street
VINcENNEs, IA, June - 1853
Prof O. J. Wood. As yOu Manufacture and
Vrnd your reccnfy discovered Hair Restorzfigs will
state, Tor whomsOerer that have used
and known Others 70 itthaf. have for years
been the habit Of using other Hair RstOrayss and that
hnd yous sasty any Ohsr know Il entirely
cleanse; the head I fdandr 9ad with month"; proPeI
use VIII restore any rSoLs hair 10 the original youthful
pssrace; and ali this without isecloIas The tSRt
apply H. the dress hich Il drops would therefore
recommend Us use TO every deSrOus OF having ne
color and texture TO hair.
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD \ CO, Pruprietors, 3l1 Broadway. n. Y.
ln the great n Y Wire Railing Establish ineni and ia
Market street, ST Louis. Mo.
And sold b. all god Druggists mh2d&w3m
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To restore heath We purify the blood. FsTeTs.
without ercsPtan from foreign matters having been
absorbed and rrtaine nthe circustion. These
sickness mly prnura iufuenzl croup, rheumatism
gout chac or consh Bat Brandreths Pills. simple,
potent and veg table, the cause and the cure fol
lows ofcoursr They the OF every day saving
many valuable lives Prncpal ofce 29i Canal street,
BFaniTsth Building New York Said also by
IunssdESlw nBsI A 5. GARnINER, Cleveland
BEWARE OF LMPOSTERs
CAUTION To INVALIDS-DE- SAMUEL S, FITCH,
tOmce rs Broadway. New York; known the author
Nr Tafirc Tre5zlsH" " for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys Skia Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood and for all Female Complaints
continues his practice with his usual success e he IS
eueT absef from Ncs York and has not bo'HtoT laHg wars
He has no oferes 0ssaoate partner Of BEai0'
Co10o Detroit Psizgi essInre, and has net had -
r. Bsnare af oH pcTs5zs As prsienda0 10
a0ss 70 Azrc lad PrQs5aai ooaaeciioH Ulfh
Inn They crs Ius5osrs Apply. personally by let
ter directly to himself ~ his Ooe. 7lt Broadway, New
York where alaae his be had Rraedies
sent TO anT part Of the couay aud treatment conducted
success ly by letter visit from the patient preferred
HIS SIX LECTURES The Lung, Snd explaining tho
method by which he the above diseases ESQ pages
bcund) sent By mail post paid. Cor 20 eeuts-
CsP Beware especially ofthe adveriisementsof Pitch
Dodge Co " Of Dctroit and OF Iich < Ly kes Of Pitts
burEh, Chicago, Sr-
IA Broadway, New York, June ls5s.
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
GRAFFENBERG
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,

HOME TESTIMONY.
HAETFoRD, Trumbull Co., o. N. arshT. 81
thai have been dealing the Graen-
beIg Medeines ior The past and truly thar
have never offered medicines 10 the pubic that have
net with me m re deeide appreciation q the people than
these particularly the Pills AID CurhOlcOn They will
readily pertum all and more than Is promised for them
have sold about hy bO ties OF CatnOcon the past
son, and IA ar the best results in every
J. H. C. JOHNSON. Ned Agt-
Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Grafenberg Med
ieines Dr. B. il physician Of excessive practice and
one Of the most successful in The county trrumbu
which he resides.
This eerifes that have used the Gra5nberE Pills and
Mzrshals Cathoicon, scld here by H. c. Johnson in
ny practice my entirs satisfaction. They are gOOd
Medicines
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Innlbun Co. o, March !, 81
WEST BEDFORD. CoshOctou Co., May u, 81.
Mr. H. B. tUngsley-sir. have been selling the nsui-
enes the Graenbery Company for the last ten years.
aud nave arlaD found them TO give good safisfacton
and the Pills have sold TO great many famss regu
larry their tea and coffee, and with my trade they have
becons staple article Marshas Uterine Cafhocnnis
medicine that has done great amount good Female
Diseases one lady sold II To- told thst she had
caEed mole good from butle than she did from long
Of medical treatment BY the skllfu
YouTs, Truly. JAMES WILSON
For sale BY all druggists and medicine dealers in Ohio
II. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
mh6-tSW 20 General gent for Oh
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC ALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius L. Cheesmun, VI II
NEW WORK CITY

By Cornelius L. Cheesmun, VI d,
NEW YORK CITY.
AZ INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which IS embodied fan aad ehaste description
fsuowlease Necessary the welfare Of those married
about to be the process Of conception,
and delivery, their pairs and dangers we'll the
methods by which many Of the latter may be obvaed and
teaching how the system may be invgoraied
10 its proper toae aer having been prosr1ied by
plants incidental to the human frame Also. much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which viii obviais
se necessity any great amOunt Of sickness and enable
rhe ossnt reader To be- TO great extent, heE ply
sieian- , ,
This book Is more avaiiabls the understanding OF the
non-prssonal reader ard skilfully elaborated.
planned arranged and carried out any work OF its
KIND before the public While il gives wholesome
particulars and in some respects eze information upon
ofhe NOS delicate azIrs connected with the female
system 1t should be placed in the hands Of every female
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also eouans prescriptions used by the doctor
hls practice for the positive OF SorofHous EruP
sisss-Fsser oas Agas-Seusrs COagls and ColdsRleI-
one of which preparations prOTe o: great value to the
reader.
Tisbaok viii Be by mail, free Of postage the
reception Of It's pTios which may he either nouey OF
os,ass STAMPS AneIders should be addressed u
sug2asvsn.Cl Iss Crautsrs street. \. y. City.
J. B. Barnes & Co, PrOprietOrs Of the Cleve
taai Plumbing works, Arwater Block are prepared
vita aTso force of experienced w0Emea doing eEeJ
ssr tioa Of Piu ning the most thorough manner.
he most scientific plans. reasonable terms. and shor;
notice. Large stocks OF Fountains Of dsreut stvles and
ines Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood, lined with
iu,escnpoer steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
plDeS Leather and India Ruhher Hose every descrptl ut
sfPrss and Pated C1cks. incluing tue Paten Seilcos
- Ccs recently introduced, NasI BOWS, and al kind
eEafer Works Fixtures keDi constantly On hand Al
maS-d
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n. II. soLOMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND ScIENTIFIc OPTIcAS,
Keeps the largest OF the most approved KINDS o
SPEcTAcLES Anhis glasses, whether for nezr OF af-
sighted ground under his inspection, ty machine
" Of new construction with the greatest care, 50 as 10
suit The ewes in al Gases curing HsakHcs Ds-fisss
Tassafioa a. IL Ees, and mparting strength ior long
reading fine ieWing-
e n. II. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he never employs one the sale Of his lenses
y Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CROSCOPEs, COMPASSES, sc, keat ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
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DsRKFNs THE GREYEsT HAIR,

az replaces Inc red OF sandy tinge which detrac;s much
from persoual oomelness with brilliant black or brown
ehuos Il up=rts are PAST COLoRS and never change
or osle AFTER exposure the air In the rapidy, uni-
fornity certainty Of its this Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers JOSEPH
CHR1sTADnRo L Co, No 6 AsiOr House, N. 7.
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spefiaI Notirts.
TRAYRLER,s REGISTER.
IN A MOMENT !

Without detainng the Merchant from his business; ths
nan Of Fashion from his enoymen.s The SsrOn from her
household duties
CHRIsTADoROs EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
the Won erfa Chemical C0unEsTfeof Natures COlorn:
EIuid
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YESTERpAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORx, July 9Th.
Bv the schooner Seamer from ST. AIMS Bay, we
have Kingston dates Of 18th Of June.
A smart shock Of an earthquake was ieit ~
Kingston on the morning Of the 18th u.t.' imme
diately succeeding an intensely hot day and
tremendous rains. No damage seems 10 have re
suited.
The Roval Mail steamship Persia, sailed from
this port al noon to-day for Liverpool with abou
200 passengers and S5lO, 900 in specie.
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Rral dstait Aofuts.
EOR SALk-Vaeapt Lots-On Him

FOR SALE.-Vaeant Lots-On Hud-
Il son Gar1en, Sc5ye end Maple SITS Some very de-
STEAM saw MILLS mssby r R from the Citv.
aeyonl2S station with large two story dwelling and
GRISr MILLc-wATER PowER-wnh a great fan
sioa EOcd dam and buiidiHgs and machinery in Food u
LAKE sT-Nssr the Car SHOPS one .ana a-half story
Is ACRES-Oae mile from City line West. by PLANK
Road Good sol One and a-aaf story frame ho1se barn
'JS5is FoR ssiF Sss99 ~ Fx5s 9!s .NeE
miles from the Cour House Seventeen screS OF Is15
soo soil AID well cultivated with Bce cottage houss
acres OF timber Will sell very low and receive paw IN
PARKMAN ST-Hoass and iot- sO. T.eh,Br, for
a farm farm Or w stern lands.
HISCoNSiNA large amount Of lands we'll situated 10
y LAX SI-Nesr PerryA vacant lot l05 4 ffant-to
Ell Or exchange fer small house near Superior
WARRENSVILLE-l22 Acres near the center. with
SSod house barn. orchard, &etO exchange for good
Jus - ROUSE 8 JENNINGS. 50 Superior St.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
n GRIST AND SAW AfILL-Watsr Power, anc abaud
snee Of Il 40 miles By Railr0ad from Clevelsrd near
VIII exchange in paTt for good faTm '0
= &C CRES-Near The Lake ShaTe-3 uiles from Eu ,lid
kiHds md z acres timber. viii take western inds n
STONE DWELLING LOT-weII located in a dssira-
0ie ps sL q the SllY to sEehonge tor smal farm
nae YaIev OF frui trees and vines exchange for
ise SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
PANY STOCK nd warrant Lots o exchanss fJr a small
cry N
AT EUCLID STATION % acres OF land-soiI black
sSLly loali under hne cultivation, with undancs of
en9iee lrnit and some timber; dwellings two barns
ano hefeI,iall sprng Of w5ter, and acres Z Oh
ale norm OF tne Stalon rich loauy soil To erehsnre
for good improved farm Also
20 ACRES IN WILLODGH8Y-Ort In. L IL Sl,o-.
Good Soii sud well improved with stream OF water and
cunsiderable fruit. - N
HURON Co--Farm OF 10 acres ~ mile from r. r.
staltont good new hOuse and barn. orchard kc veI
wateed VIII exchange in for Western lands OF cther
property
FOR RENT story Dwelling House on Lake st-Sole
10 do Frsukf II st-Sls1
ROUSE Il JENNINGS
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J. II. JOHNSON, n. D,
HOMROPATHIST

oes q ssrtweIs Block sapsrios strsss eOrusr Sen
sbls;diy6
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nj BE I'M uses We keep N books in large guan-
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Crosbv's Greek Grammar
Cyt,er-s PbvsioI.-i-s; CsJ
Crltteaseais Book Keeping,
Dav's Alrstra:
Davies Mathematical Works;
Fovler's Fnrlisl GramnAi;
Fiteh's Physical Geography;
First Lessons in History;
First Book n Historyi
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Inssings u. s. History;
Iiiden 3 sco,t's Greek Le1isau;
AI.itison's Astronomy;
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McCIiutoek & Crooks First I.aiia Book.
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Mathews Book Keeping.
Noel L Chapsars French Grzmmzr.
olner's Geagraphy;
olmstsds Philosophy;
Owens Claszical Series.
OllepdorTrs Gsrnan Method;
Oleudaff's French Method;
Psrson Dunton's Writing Books;
Pafkers Readers; (4)
Prices speller;
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Peter Parlsy's GeogrzDh,;
Peltan's Outline Maps.
Psaloiy's L S d's.ory;
Parlsyrs Un-vei q History.
Fsrker's Phllo fr;
PoTieT's--ChemiF1
PeissnsT's German Grammar.
Piuney's French Grammar;
Pianey's Preach Reader.
Quackeabos' Q. S History;
Quacksnbos' English Compositi1a.
Rays Ari-hE eties, (4)
Rays' Algehr-s; C7l
Robinson's Mathematics workx,
Rsbertsouizn syS;em wifhIFrencE;
swans speIler-
Slool-rus Ari'lli5'ies' '1l
Smitls Allthnleiifs
Stoddard's Alctbrs-
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SHieiAe's PhiioaoPhy'
Suasueis Philosophy;
sioekhaTdrs Chemistry;
sillim1n's Chemistry;
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