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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-05
SAVANNAH, MO. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1875.

right or wrong with respect to the di-
vision of the cattle.
- II the jury find from the evidence
that the defendant sustained good
character for peace and order previous
to the alleged oficnse, such good char
acter may be taken into consideration in
determining the question Of his gnilt or
innocence, bat if you believe from all
the other evidence, facts and circum-
stances that the defendant is guilty. his
good character cannot be looked to as
ground ofaCVuirtaf.
H. The jury are the Judges of the ev-
idence and credihility of the witnesses,
and may give 70 the testimony of each
such weight rs you may deem il enti-
tied to, under all the facts and circum-
stances, and if you believe that any
witness has willfallv sworr falsely as to
any material fact III the case, yOu are at
liberty to disregard the whole of the
testimony of such witness. fhe ury
are not bound to discredit the whole of
the testimony of such witness, but
may do so, or may receive such portions
of his or her testimony rs you may be-
l;eve to be true, ana reject that which
yeu deem false, as the facts and circum-
stances may warrant.
-. The defendant is presumed to be
innocent of any otfense until proved
guilty beyond a reasonable doubt; if
therefore, the jury have reasonable
doubt of the guilt of the defendant you
should acquit him. But doubt to au-
thorize an acquittal must be a real sub
stantial doubt of his guilt, and not a
mere possibility of innocence. And If
the jury have Il reasonable doubt as to
which degree of homicide as defined in
these instructions the defendant is gull
tv OF, if guilty of either, you should find
him guilty of the lesser degree.
Is. If the Jury believe from the evil
! dpnce that the defendant without de-
sign to effect death, in a heat ofpassion,
did kill the said Jacob Norrick in Il cruel
! and unusual manner by shooting him
with shot gun. You should find him
| guilty of manslaughter in the second de-
| gree and so state in your verdict, and
assess his punishment at not less than
! three nor more than five years in the
| penitentiarv.
II. If the jury believe from the evi-
| dence that the defendant did not bring
on nor voluntarily engage in the diff
Guilty. and that the deceased, NorrIck
threatened to do him great bodily harm
| and made some act or actS OF demon
| stration toward the defendant showing
an intent to do the menaccd harm, and
and the defendant honestly believing
that he was in imminent danger of great
bodily harm. but there was not in fact
sufficient or reasonable ground for be-
| lieving so, and under such belief and
! fear shot and killed the deceased % pro-
tect himself and not in spirit of re.
vcnge or malice, You should find the
defendant guilty Of manslaughter in the
fourth degree, ana 50 state i'll your YER
diet. and assess his punishment at i'm
prisonment in the penitcntiary for two
years. or at imprisonment in the county
| Jail not less than six months or by fine
not less than five hundred dollars. or by
both a fine of not less than one hundred
dollars and in the county Jail not less
! than three months.
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SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

in This c9iunn ffty cents per !inf
for one ycd,, iHcIudinG the general head nos,
chO rdrorfiSP in This column are rfiII5fe ana
ctraiqhtforlrard IN their rcSpfctire cdihayS.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ \. WHITAKER, attorney at law and
I :. General Claim Agent, savannah, Mo. Sol
dl2rS' claims AGAINST the Government fer land
warrants, back pay and bOustv, widows and
Invalid pensions and general collections attended
20 with great care and promptnCSs. Also, for
war ling and land agent for the Atchison, Topeka
4 Santa Fr Railroad Company. All inquiries
prn!n,,tv answered. He will ticket parties to all
points on The road. Call on him. l3
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-05

EEUk-F. c. MATTESnS supplies our ciiizcns
ISl with fresh Milk every morning II evening
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BRASS BAND TEACHER.
BAKERY, &c.
PHYSICIANS.

TAR. q. H DAVENPORT having located in
Savannah, offers his professional services
t0 the citiZrn> of savannah and vicinity Office
At his residence on Main street, one block east oi
thu square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
A PROBABLE MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, March 20, 1875.
The police are tonight investigating supposed
case OF homicide. At about seven r. NJ a man.
whose name is thought to be Leonard F. Dunn, OF
Delaware, was found dead IN lodging house on
Callowhl street, near the Delaware River He
has wound over the left eye and bruises on one
Of ns hands, which is also covered with blood
The wound over his eve has the appearance
OF having been inf cted with blunt
instrument. None OF the parties IN the house of
whom eight nave been taken into ody, can
lie complained OF feeling badly during the alter.
noon and that he came az twelve O'Clock
the night before. The police have iniorma-
ton OF row IN tavern in the neigh.
bornood the night before, and are now making
was a man about SIX feet in height OF fine build
He had black curly hair, a full beard and lair
complexion. From letters found in his possession
his name Is supposed 10 be that given above IL.
Is stated That he had been lodging at the house
some weeks.
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A DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 20, 1875.
icarfully destructive tornado passed over here
this afternoon. This city being situated in basin
was protected by the surrounding hills from the
fury OF the storm. The rainfall was accomp snied
by han unprecedentedy heavy. several towns in
Tue interior suffered severely in the loss OF lite ana
property AT Camac, on the Georgia Railroad,
several houses were blown down. Thomas Gees
ing was Killed and several persons were
wounded. Near Thomson. forty miles from
Augusta, large amount OF property
was oesuoVed anu several persons killed.
AT Appling. in Columbia county, the destruction
70 property Is reported to be great; several per-
sons are reported killed ana many wounded. At
Aiken, ). g., the Catholic church was COM ctelv
demolished. All telegraph lines north but one are
down. The reports from the country are confused
ana unsatisfactory as to the extent of damage
ana the number OF lives lost. but there seems to
pc no DOUBT tnat the storm was leariully destruc.
OIL the KIND in TINS section Tor years.
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TIE GREAT BOAT RACE.
Contest Between Oxford and Cambridge
Universities.
An Immense Congregation on the Banks
of the Thames. ,
OXFORD WINS BY TEN LENGTHS.

LONDON, March 20, 1875.
The thirty. race between the Oxford
and Cambridge universities boat crews took
place to-day over the usual course on the
River Thames, from Putney to Mortlake, a
distance of four miles and two furlongs, and,
for the first time in six years, resulted in a
victory for the Oxfords and an easy one at
that.
STATE OF THE WEATHER.
The weather, though rather cold, was favor
able for the "a ce.
IN IMMENSE CROWD OF spEcTAroRs-THE CAPT.
TAI ALMOST DESERTED.
Early in the morning people began to con-
gregate along the banks of the Thames. Dur
ing the forenoon the avenues leading to the
portion OF the river where the great aquatic
contest was to take place were choked with
vehicles and pedestrians.
London at noon presented a deserted ap-
pearance. The crowd that assembled to wit
ness the race was unprecedentedly large, both
banks Of the river, from the starting point at
Putney to the stakeboat at Mortlake, being
filed with people.
Many persons of rank and distinction were
present, including the Prince of Wales and
>.lz >11~- IS H.. G. Ill
THE BETTING.
The betting during the morning was three
to one on the Oxford crew.
THE RAcE-sTYIE OF ROWING.
When the boats took the water the Cam
bridge crew rowed quicker stroke than their
opponents and led them to the Grab Tree,
distance of one mile and two furlongs from
the starting point.
Here the Oxford crew made squirt and
drew up level with the Cantabs, and at Ham
mersmith Bridge, four furlongs further on,
were length ahead.
At Barnes Terrace, five furlongs from the
stakeboat, the dark blues were six lengths
ahead.
THE VICTORY.
From this point the distance between the
two boats rapidly widened, the Ox:ords CON-
ing in winners by ten lengths, amid the
deafening shouts of the friends of the crew
who were gathered on the banks.
The Cambridge boat was badly steered
throughout the race.
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AUSTRALASIA.

EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL pRooREss-
RAILWAY ExTENs1oS-THE FINANCIAL s1ruA-
TON EASY
SAN FRANCISCO. Ma rch 20, 1878.
The Sydney IN. S. wy Herald, received by the
steamship McGregor, furnishes the IollowIng:-
NEW SOUTH WALES.
The members OF the new government will place
the public education on q wider basis free trade
principles Will govern the fiscal policy, ana rail-
way construction will be encouraged.
CROPS.
The drought had terminated and the crop pros
poets were favorable.
FINANCE.
Money was cheap.
RAILWAY EXTENSION.
The Western Railway had been completed to
the city or Bathurst. Its extension to orange
was being pushed forward,
VICTORIA.
meeting to maugurate the LADIES' College at
Melbourne was hed on February IL.
The revenue returns for the last quarter show
deficiency OF f15,vOO
INDUSTRY.
very limited number OF responses had been
received from intending exhibitors at the Pha.
delphia Exhibition.
SCIENTISTS GROUPING
The proposed gathering OF parties engaged In
the observation OF tae transit OF Venus from sta
tons In this part Of the world was expected to
take place in Melbourne on February 25.
Government Astronomer Eery was engaged
with the American observers IN calculating the
exact longitude OF the Victoria ana Tasmanian
observing stations.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The results OF the wheat harvest had been more
satisfactory than was anticipated when the reap
ing commenced. 1t was estimated that the sur
plus Tor expectation will exceed 25O,OIO tons.
The government has promised s2, 500 to delray
the expense Of Its representation at the Philadel.
pnia Exhibition.
NEW ZEALAND.
The gold yield OF the colony this year has fallen
on about 1901 600 ounces from that OF the previous
year.
THE NATIVE POPULATION.
The relat1ons with the natives were peaceful.
They were evidently inclined 10 accept the newt.
able with but little opposition.
THE LABOR MARKET.
The demand for labor is increasing.
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The MOODY -SANKEY REVIVAL.

MONEY CHANGERS NOT WANTED IN THE MODERN
TEMPLE-THE CONGREGATIONAL ZEAL STILL
AT FEVER HEAT.
LONDON, March 20, 1875
Messrs. moody and Sankey have discontinued
the ticket system Of admission to Agricultural
Hall because persons proiting by the enthusiasm
OF the multitude sell their tickets
THE NEW LIGHT SHINING ABUNDANTLY.
There Is no elimination In the number Of attend
ants at their meetings. The nail last night as has
been the case all the week, was densey lllcd and
the usual enthusiasm vas exhibited,
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SANDWICH ISLA

KING KALAKAUA's STORMY voYAGE-rHr
UNITED STATES SHIP PENSACOLA DAM
AGED.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 20. 1875
Advlces from Honolulu by the steamship
McGregor state that tile United States ship PEN
sacoa, on the passage to Honolulu with King
Kalakaua on board. lost her main t0pmast, miz-
zen topgallantmast and lore ROYAL yard in a gale.
THE TUsCARORA AT SEA.
The United States ship Tuscarora lad sailed for
the Samoan Islands, carrying Colonel Stein.
berger, United States Commissioner
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

FRANCE PREPARING FOR BRILLIANT REPREsEN-
TATIoN AT THE EXHIBITION.
PARIS, March 20, 1875.
In consequence OF a recent appeal made by Min.
tster Washburpe to the Deputies and principal
merchants Of Paris, a committee or patrons has
been tSrmed to make arrangements Tor the par.
ticIpation Of France IN the Philadelphia Exni.
billion.
EXCELLENT SUCCESS OF THE OFFICIAL EXEkTIoN.
The Marquis de Lafayette has been chosen presi-
dem, MN. Dletz-Monnin ana Wolowski, members
OF the Assembly, vice presidents, and Deputy Flo
tard secretary. Among the committee are six.
teen Deputies OF the Assembly. including NM
Labou!aye. Feray, Max.Richard, Arbel, Julien,
Johnston, Joubert and Pascal Duprat
The committee is considered an exceedingly in
1uential one.
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COLORED AND WHITE MINERS.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, March 20, 1875.
Governor Allen has despatched Adjutant Gen.
eral Amos to straitsvIe, wnerc the mining riots
are occurring, with Instructions to the Sheriff OF
the county to exert his full authority and call out
sGch posse as Will be necessary to restore order
and protect life and property.
LATER.
AdJutant General Amos returned from Straits
vile tonight and reports all quiet. Informal ton
has Deen received from reliable source that
trouble Will follow any attempt 10 put colored
miners IN the TROY mines. The white miners are
said to be determined 10 drive the colored miners
from that field ana keep them out.
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hans1lls u at loss to conjecture but says that In
view OF the great proprey, and IN fact necessity.
which exist for instiruting such arrangements
IN this and similar cases. ne intends. as soon
soon as he receives his new credentials from the
government OF King Alfonso. to recommend that
something be done in this regard at once.
A CASE IN POINT.
The case OF Mr.. Dockery was cited as analogous
to what might be expected in Sharkey's case, so
far as the Secretary OF States request Is con.
cerned since Immediately when Mr.. Fish preferred
his wish that leniency might be accorded to MIR.
Dockery. who was under sentence OF death, the
spanish government, through its Minister OF
state, caused measures to be taken and repre.
sensations to be made which resulted in the
committing Of the death sentence to imprlson.
ment. In the same manner 1t is believed that Mr.
Fish's of1cial request, made personally. for the
delivery OF sharkey would be promptly compiled
with.
WHAT THE STANDARDS WILL DO ABOUT sHARKEY
The spanish government will take, II not
already done steps OF very secret nature FOR The
rearrest oil sharkey, and, from the nature OF
the surveillance and espionage OF the Spanish pc.
lice system, 1t Is said It will be impossible for
Snarkey to escape from the Jurisdiction Of she
Cuban authorities.
MR.. FIsH's CASE.
In behalf OF Secretary Fish 1t Is urged he has
no light to take cognizance OF the matter unless
officially requested by the Governor OF New York.
" hO In f,,rn Rrat
information from the Mayor OF New York that
Sharkey is fugitive from justice and his return
Is desired. This would furnish the Secretary OF
state basis for action, and then proceedings could
be regularly initiated.
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THE MINERS STRIKE.

MAUCH CHUNK. Pa, March 90 1875
During the past few days rumor has been in
circulation throughout the Lehigh Valley that the
miners in the Lehigh region would resume work
on Monday. the 22d INST. 1t is impossible TO trace
1t to any reliable source although some small col
neries Will probably start, thereby giving some
hope for general resumption.
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KU KLUX IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, March 20, 1875.
The Courter-Journal reporter who was sent to the
locality Of the troubles in Todd county reports that
four OF the accused Ku KluX are IN Jail and will be
brought up Tor trial next Monday. The company
OF State militia has arrived and all is quiet There
Is no apprehension OF any attack upon the Jail or
an attempt at the rescue the prisoners by their
frio
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A NEW YORKER DIES AT SEA.

San FRANCISCO, March 20, 1875
The steamship McGregor, which arrived here to-
day, lett sidney New south Wales, on February
H. arrived at Auckland, New Zealand, on the 10th
OF the same month and sailed again on the 20th
Tor THIS port via Honolulu. On February q MIR.
n. Young, OF New YORK, passenger, died OF con.
sumption ana was buried on the same day. The
McCregor arrived at honolulu on the 9th inst.
and sailed again on the 10TH
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SPAIN.

EHE ALFoNsIsT SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT BE-
COMING ARBITRARY AND UNPOPULAR.
PARIS, March 90 1875.
Advices from Madrid state that the treatment
or the press by the Spanish government Is daily
becoming more arbitrary and causes much dissat-
islaction, which Is increasing.
The publication OF The iberia (newspaper) has
been suspended by order OF the government All
med.
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4 BODY RECOVERED.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., March 20, 1915.
The body OF Daniel Sullivan. OF Rockport, Mass.
was taken from the river to-day. He came here
at Christmas 10 visit his sister, and has been
missing since the night after Christmas. when he
company with man who was rescued
from drowning, but who was TOO drunk to tell
what became OF sullivan.
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A SURRENDER OF WILD INDIANS.

CHICAGO, H., March 20, 1875
telegram has been received at Lieutenant
General Sheridan's headquarters reporting the
surrender at Fort Sill OF portion OF the Quohada
oaud Oh Indians. This Tube is perfectly wild and
one Of the most troublesome IN the Southwest.
Inc indications are mat the whole tribe will come
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INDIANS AND MORMONISM.

SALT LAKE CITY, March co. 1875.
The entire tribe OF sheebit Indians, about ono
hundred and nifty, were baptized into the Nor.
mon Cnurch ~ ST. George, Utah, yesterday.
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THE STORM ON THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE March 20, 1875.
violent storm of hail and snow has prevailed
at all points on the Hudson tonight The wind
Is from the northeast and is blowing very hard
IL adds much TO the already large quantity OF
snow and Ice on the ground ana increases The
fears Of damaging iresnets.
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EMBEZZLEMENT.

BosToN, Mass, March 20, 1875.
In the United States District Court, to-day, the
Grand Jury returned an indictment against Henry
s. Roberts, late cashier or the First Ward National
Bank, Tor embeZzling funds OF the bank short
time since. Roberts surrendered himself TO the
United states Marshal to-day, ana Was ordered to
furnish bonds IN the sum OF $4,000.
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A-.BRONCHINE

CURES BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, COUGHS, COLDS
Composed wholly of harmless materials In private
Use twenty Is not empirlcism but has won
the emphatic approval of physicians and citizens ex-
ceptionaly well known Certificates free on applica-
pared by the RELIEF MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No 81 Beaver street New York; also for sale by CAS-
VIZ Ill. HAZARD & CO., GEORGE j. WENCK, No. 3sl
Sixth avenue and uiscy Eouse; !. HAAS, Twenty first
street and Fourth avenue; A. HUDNUT Herald Build
ing, and by druggists generally.
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SUICIDE OF A SALESMAN.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, March

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, March 90, 1875.
This afternoon E. G. stevens, aged thirty-nve
years. travelling salesman for Hopgood. Farrar
n Co., boot and shoe manufactures Pearl street,
Boston, committed suicide at the Merchants
Hotel by taking audanum. No reason 1or the act
can be assigned.
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DON CARLOS FAMILY.

ELS BRoTHER A PEACEABLE RESIDENT IN THE
AUSTRIAN CAPITAL.
LONDON, march 20, 1875.
special despatch TO the Daily Nelcs from
Vienna says that Prince Alphonso, brother of Don
Carlos. Is residing privately in that city.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.

PITTsBURG. Pa, March 90 1876
Frederick Myers. the accomplice OF William
Murray, who was convicted on Thursday last Of
the murder OF Gothard wahlin in November last
was also convicted to-day OF murder In the first
degree,
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THE LOUISIANA COMPROMISE.

NEW ORLEANS, March 90 1875
1t Is understood that the terms OF the compro-
mise Will not be made known until the meeting OF
the Legislature, which will probably be the 10th Of
April.
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PROBABLE INFANTICIDE.

At midnight last night the police Of the Fourth
precinct found the dead body OF new born femal
infant on tae door step of No. 10 New Bowery. 1t
was sent TO the Morgue and the Coroner notified
to hold an inquest.
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DfElNG AND CLEANlNG.-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY cali for and deliver
goods; surpassed by none. Ofices-936 Broadway
Twenty second street. g6 sixth near Four.
tenth street, go Eighth avenue, near rwentytourth
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THE BOSTON FAILURE.

BOSTON, Mass, March 90, 1875.
The creditors OF the lumber nrm OF George B.
James Co., recently fai ed, met to-day and chose
asslgnees The liabilities Of the nrm amount to
$2,300,V00.
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A.-GENTLEMEN'S HATS.-SPRING STYLE
for 1875 ready for inspection and sale at ESPEN
SCuLIDs, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street
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THE ITCH WHICH COMMONLY PREVAILS
among people Of unclean habits and impure blood and
usually dees the ordinary eXpedlents for It's removal
be quickly expelled by lew ablutons with
GLENN's SULPHUR sold everywhere. Depot
CRIT ENTON'S, No. sixth avenue.
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass SIGNS STORE OFFICE and SIGN PAINTING.
UPHAM x CO., 500 Broadway.
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ADVICE TO RUPTURED MEN.-EXAMINE THE
comfortable TRUSS 6S5 Broadway. which is
universally adopted by the eminent physicians,
aud permanently cures worst ruptures.
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A1-FURNtTURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly 1
CO.'S advertisement
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AS SPRING Is APPROACHING, YOU WILL FIND
more satisfac ion wearing the WARWICK AND ELM
WOOD COLLARS taln any other
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immense assemblage
REPRESENTATIVE AID STANDARD woRxA
covering every department Of
TIL FINE ARfS:-
Picture Galleries Antiquities Architecture, Costume,
Ornamental and Decorative Art. Etchinga Pale.
'Sp ater Color Drawings &C.. 1c., Hc..
m among which may be noticed choice copies OF
Franeaise vols FOL Musee Koyae, vols; fol- Flor.
imp svo. Houghton Gallery vols. fol. Munich CBois
VOL '1 bassedori saord !ienna vernon. Turner
artis proos wkie, Blancs vies Peintres 10 vols
imp. ..io, II vaticano 5 vols fol- &c, &c.
The Works Ct Raphael Mcsas Ang go DGmsnchino
Gillvray. Wikie Muready. Leech.
sir Robert strange, &c.
aDa Etchns svos 'e @arnss
vols. FOL. storer's Cathedrals Billings Baronial
English Cathedras. Rochette's Pompen. The
chita DErcalano. vols fol- Picarts Ger.
emonies Jones, Grammar of Ornament
L All Pour rnd Tous 2 vols fol Illus
A supEHB SERIES %oSp Ii ffLuxrsArEp sooxa
including The Hours OF Ann OF Brittany
de Jehan Focauet vols. and AKem-
Drawings by the Old Masters
Of DRAWINGS by the LONDON SWITCHING soCIETN
including Specimens OF Clarkson Stanheld, O.
K. Leslie. D. j.; and A. E Chalon, s. j..
stump. i: Nevlns. j., Partridge,
J. Crisiall, II. Park, G.
Varey ana others.
The above viii be on exhibition Tuesday ~orniug end
''e'' The Mcssrs LLAvIrr. Auct,oneers