The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-11
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"The Resources of the Pacific Slope,
byJ. Ross Browne, the same being, as
We understand, the official Report of
". Browne to the Secretary Of the
Interior. This volume embraces, alto
gether, nearly nine hundred pages of
descriptive and statistical information
@: the highest value and interest; the
n.ain body thereof relating to the re-
sources OF the States and Territories of
the United States lying west of tie
Rocky Mountains !; and some two bun
a-ed additional pages being devoted 10
description Of the topography aud
general characteristics of Lower Cali
foruia No such compact and reliable
mass OF information concerning the
Pacific Slope as is comprised in this
book has erer before been given to the
Public and it IS therefore Invaluable as
8 cook Of reference, while being, at the
sane time, OF the deepest interest TO tie
general reader. The vnlune before u
= handsomely printed and neatly bound
Ia cloth. For sale at Mr.. Fox's.
Newton Forster md Jacob Faith
g" comprise parts of the popular
edition of Marryatt's Novels of which
We have previously made mention in the
AeyEA1-priee, per volume, so cts. For
sale a; Foz's.
{: TIE Trotting Horse Of America"
iT Hiram Woodruff, is beautifully
printed and bound, and is a most pleas
ing history of the matter to which it I
relates, besides containing some very
entertaining reuiuscencies OF Wood |
rlff's experiences upon {. The Turf -
81 which he was one of The most expert |
eacrd and respected patrons. Tie work
il edited by Chas. S. Foster OF Wilkes
Spirit of the Times, and the body Of the
work is prefaceG by Biographical |
sketch OF Hiram Washington Woo drrf
by Gee. Wilkes, Esq a Beautiful vol
une, indeed. To be had ct Mr.. Fox's. |
"Isaiah, with Notes" By Rev. Henry
Co8les, D. D., is, IS its name implies,
"A commentary upon the Book Of Isaiah.
Il is intended to interest the people as
we'll AZ the clergy For sale as above.
= Introduction to Latin Compost
t;on IS an elementary work written
By Prof. Albert Hardness of Brown
University, author Of several other
school books of The sort. To te had at
Fox's.
''Pereril OF the Peak" anl L" St.
hoGan's Well are of the popular
edition of SCOTS Novels, issued by APP
T.ie,on L Co, and which has, deseryedly,
had SO wide a sale. Price, each,
IS cts. For sale by Mr.. Fox.
&" Dombey L Son." Gid Curiosity
Saop," and " Additional Christmas
Stories )" are all embraced in ere vol {
uns of Appleton & Cos beautiful me ,
{ s!!ion edition (cloth binding issued by
\ ppleton j. Co. There are six Of these .
soiumes and they are offered, all to- t
sether, for the surprisingly low price
nf SO SO. They are OF additional '
.lae for the reason Of their being an
L,esGnt ornament to the center table :,
.ad library. Can be bought at Fox's.
waverly;" Guy Mannering," G
% Kenilworth =" and "Ivauhoe " are
III bound in g.eee and gold, in one 2
re-y handsome volume, Of size liform G
With the blue and gold edition OF :,
Dickens Works. Handsome, attractive
,ad desirable as these volumes are, IL
d ey are oEsre at very lev price, and
.. tia. reason as well as their intrinsic Ii
,sIue should receive the popular favor.
's picciola by Y. B. Saniiine, is
french romance, printed in French, by a.
ople,on / Co. We have not time to m
translate i. for the benefit CT our read az
rs, bit assure them that it is highly \,
r,e-esiug Mr.. Fox has this book, OF
so, for sale.
Besides all these, we have 10 &C IT,