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Manchester Notes.

The funeral of Mr.. Elisha Bailey
age 40 years, took place from the
First Baptist Church, on last Friday
at $3.50 O'Clock T.. NJ. The death oc-
Cured Wednesday morning. Quite
large number attended the services.
Rev. Binga preached q touching SER
mon.
Mr.. Bailey was q member of the
above named church for quite a mum
Der of years, was also a member OF
Bethra Lodge, No. 2396,G. 10. O. F.
which organization accompanied the
remains to their last resting place.
Mr.. Bailey leaves a wife and two
children, who has the sympathy OF
the entire community
His son, MrW. II. Bailey is one OF
the most prominent, intelligent and
religious young men of our city.
The First Church Sunday School
under the leadership of it's efficient
Superintendent, c. p Munford, has
contributed $3.50 already towards
the Lynchburg Seminary.
We are anxiously awaiting to hear
reports from other sections of the
state.
The closing exercises of Hickory
Hill School OF which Miss Lille Moor
is teacher, to TX place on last Thurs
The exercises we're largely attended
The scholars equipped themselves
very creditably. After the exercises
all Epresent we're invited to heavily
ladened tables, and Justice was shown
to the same.
Mr.. Fl. Armstead of New Town has
removed into his new and cost,
house on Holly Str, e..
Messrs VIM. and ID. T.. Moon visited
Petersburg during the week, anC
while there visited the " N. & c. i
They express themselves as beins
much impressed with the manner il
which everything is being conducted
IL.
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Minister'S Conference.

RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1890.
The Ministerial Conference met in
the library of the First Baptist
Church, the Vice President in the
chair. Prayer by Bro. Scott Bur
rell. The following reports of Sun
day services were given i'm
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Rev.
Archer Ferguson pastor: 8 30 s. S.
good, II 30 Rev. G. l.. Christian
preached, 3 80 Bro. Phillips from
Seminary preached, 8 p. NJ. pastor
Rev. Archer Ferguson administered
communion at the Bethlehem church
at 3 30. Received four under watch
care of the church.
Ebenezer Baptist church, Rev. r.
Wells, pastor 8 80 S. S. good, IL:
80 pastor preached and also at 3 80
8 P. NJ. Bro. S. C. Burrell preached.
Mt. Carmel Bapt. church, Rev. w.
h. White pastor, 8 80 Sunday
school good, IT 80 pastor preached,
80 Rev. Joseph Claiborne, 8 P. NJ.
covenant meeting.
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev. San
dus Howell pastor. IL 80 pastor
PtCtiCuCO, = OO OuuQdl SCuOOi
good, 3 80 preaching, 8 PM. pas
tor
9Th Baptist church, Sydney, Rev.
j. A. Taylor pastor. 8 30 Sunday
school good, II 30 pastor preached.
subject, "Work of Faith in the Sys-
tenn of Grace" pastor also preached
at 30 and O'Clock.
Rising Mt. Zion church, Rev. Dan
lei James pastor. 8 30 Sunday
school good, pastor preached at IL:
80 and P. NJ, 3 30 Bro. II. w. Chiles
preached.
End Baptist church, Rev. u. d.
Lewis pastor. 8 30 Sunday school
good, IL 30 Prof. G. X. Hovey from
the Seminary preached. 30 pas
tor, 8 p NJ Rev. w. II. White.
LIST Baptist church. Rev. j. III.
II dimes paste r. 8 80 Sunday school
good, pastor preached at II 80 and
3 80, 8 p. NJ. Bro. Thomas II. Briggs
preached.
2nd Baptist church Manchester,
Rev. j. NJ. Crawley pastor, 9 30 s.
5. good, pastor preached at IL 30,
3 80 and 8 o'clock.
9Th st. Baptist Church, Rev. A. p.
Dunbar pastor, 8 30 Sunday school
good, II 30 pastor preached, 3 80
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ID edmond FIRE DER &c KSBURg
N & POTOMAC r R.-Schedule com
mencing FEBRUARY "a 1890 eastern
standard time.
5:ss A. d. leaves Byrd street station dali.
stots only At A. Inland, b ,t' VIII
Milford aud Fredesickshu rgs brooke
acd Wi ewNtcr- Sleeper to wash
ington and New Il rk.
11.0T A. y leaves Byrd street station daily
exsept Sunday.
Tia p "a. leaves Byrd Street citation daily.
stops oni, Mt Boutwell,, Milford nd
Fredert ksburg. Sleeper Richmond
$50 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd Street station
daily. SieeI or from New York.
ass ~. arrives ~ byrd street stati u
daily. St ps at FredertcksburgE Ill
ford Boutwell, and Ashland. Sic p
er from Washington and New York
Does not stop at Eiba.
s45 N arrives At Byrd street station
daily except sui day.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY BxoRPr SUNDAYS.
IS A. b. leaves kl0a. Arrives Al hlsn
4,oP NJ. acc .t0odation leaves Bird street
station; arri-es at Ashland = m
e-e4 p. NJ arrives Eiba; arrive 1T AshlaI
stsA. NJ. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland al
ass A. N acco nm, dation arrives at byrd
street station; leaves Ashland at
$50 arrives ~ Alba; leaves Ashland al
The New York aud ForidA q, eci~l COZ
posei OF Pullman vestibuies c RS arriy e,
r. I'd street 81 alton on =onc2y., W~dhes-
DAP aud Fridays NJ TIA u; and leaves
B. I'd Street siEtIon on Tu' sdays, thur. dAJ
and aturda3s at sic m kxIrA fare chSre
cArAYLoR Trsfnc Manager.
=YkRs Gsn1 Superintendent.
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From
Rev. Graham's Elfort-Mrs. Harper's
Lectnre-The Public SchOols-Y.
M. c. A.-Sam Jones' ReviVals.

DANvILLE, Va, April 80. 1890.
Editor PLANET:
Rev. w. +. Graham pastor of
Loyal st. Baptist church held grand
rally services at his church last
Sunday for the purpose of raising
money TO pay off the indebtedness OF
the church. Rev. E. +. Eggleston
before noon, Rev. j. L. Barksdale,
conducted the afternoon services and
Rev. Powell of North Danville held
the fort at night. The church was
crowded throughout the day and
the collections aggregated 1907 80.
Much praise is due Rev. Graham for
his noble eiforts-he has raised near
ly three thousand dollars to lift. the
debt of the church.
Mrs. Francis z. w. Harper, presi-
dent of the Woman IS Christian
Temperatures Union, Lecturer and
Elocutionist and Poetess, who has
been to Barnwell, S. c. in the inter
est of the wives and children of the
eight men lypched there, has spent
several days in our city lecturing
and giving special talks to ladies.
She did much good here and con-
ylnced those who heard her that she
was the leading woman of the race
For thirty tive years she has work
ed for the promotion OF her people.
The Y M c. A. with Prof. j. Rich
ard Nez7' Is s,az~side meets every
Sunday afternoon at True Reform
ers' Hail. The hall is usually filed
with fEien is and members from the
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Knights of Pythias.

MANCHESTER, Va, March 20, 1890.
DIR. III. w. Longfellow of Philadel-
phia Penn, Supreme Chancellor
Knights of Pythias of the Eastern
and Western Hemispheres, visited
our CITY on the Goth inst, and
instituted Mt. Olive Court No. with
% members. The sisters and Sir
Knights of Manchester take to the
Knights of Pythias' work and the
new order of things with will. The
members express themselves well
pleased and bid Sir Longfellow a
hearty God-speed and success in his
great efforts. While in the city the
Supreme Chancellor was the guest of
Sir Joseph II. EGoode and sisters of
Mt. Olive Council, who seemed never
to tire in their efforts to make the
S. C.. feel all at home. Sir Goode,
Sir Jackson and Capt. W. r. Ed
wards and others deserve much cred
it for their assistance in the work
Sir Goode was untiring in his efforts
for both Lodge and Court. Supreme
Chancellor Longfellow, while here
visited the Lodge and Court in Rich
mond and left for the South where he
teXO6cJS 10 ins5liOGOc lLOttRcS, DlNib-
ions and courts. The report of the
Supreme Chancellor was very encour-
aging. showing the Order to be in a
splendid condition.
1t has already been arranged for
the Supreme Chancellor to return
shortly, at which time the Grand
Lodge of Virginia win be organize d.
The following sisters were elected
and installed as officers of Mt. Olive
Court: p. w. A. c., Harriet Goode
w. c., Mary Perkins; w. A. c., Ma.
tilda Giles; w. ", Margaret Brooks
w. r. D., Mamie West; w r. of Ac.,
Mary l.. Jackson; w. r. of Deposit
Estella Black; W. K. Elizabeth Dan
tie; w. c., Charlotte Parsons; w. G..
Madeira Green; w. H., Ellen Brooks
p. w. c., Joseph II. Goode; w. PRO
Washington Witt.
After the installation the Supreme
Chancellor declared the Court duly
and lawfully organized and with 4
very intelligent and instructive ad
dress turned the Court over to III
officers. The w. c. informed tn
Court that the committee would
have them to prepare for the ban
ouet. After the banquet they bad
Sir Longfellow goodbye, regrettinl
that he was called away so soon.
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STORE TO LET.

A splendid Store For Rent at
Centralia crossing Centralia is
eleven miles from Richmond and
three and a half miles from Ches-
terfeld Court House and is the
point at which Ipersons attending
court, leave the trains from Rich
mond and Petersburg TO take bug
giles and wagons etc, to the Court
House. Besides, families are quite
thickly settled around Centralia
and any 1--we and polite person
could make this quite a business
centre-being half way between
Richmond and Petersburg and
Chester just two miles above.
~ Reasonable terms. Apply
at theASavings Back, 100 W Jack
son street city. We have also sew
eral half acre lots at this point for
sale OH the most liberal terms.
Parties wishing to buy will find
this profitable investment.
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The funer,,: Of ar. Charles Coleman
who departed this life Wednesday
morning the 17th, was preached at
4th Baptist Church on the goth inst
Rev. Evans Payne officiated. The
Messiah and Lincoln Clubs were in
attendance.
The deceased was 81 years of age.
He was one of the 175s candidates
baptized by Rev. Evans Payne, last
May.
Two church aid societies were organ
lied over here last week, one at Mrs.
Mat Ida Scott's residence; an lanoth-
er known as the penny club, compos-
mainly OF children, that meet every
Tuesday afternoon, at the residence
of Miss Emma Harrison, 9O4 N. both
Street.
Miss Hattie C. Warwick was mar
ried Tuesday morning last, at her
! mothers residence, 707 N. Goth St,
to MIR. Noah ID. Gordan. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Evans
Payne. Notwithstanding the early
hour o. the morning, the house was
crowded with friends of the contract
iuS purity
The bride attired in handsome
travelling suit of drab colored sill
with plush trimmings to match, was
escorted by Mr.. Willie Green, whilst
Mr.. John nth accompanied tn,
groom, who IRE the conventional
! suit of bIacl "a
Amidst M hearty congratula
tions MIR. al Mrs. Gordon left OF
the $50 train for Pennsylvania
their future home
Last Sunday nighta meeting of tn
!. Foreign Mission Society of the Theo
= illogical Seminary was held at At
: Baptist Church. The sermon on th
occasion was delivered by Rev. W
= r. Brown, snember OF that society
? Hfs discourse vas deeply Interesting
9 and ntt " listened tn by a
!. appfecis audience Revs. Evan
y Payne ami I r Allen assisted i
! the services.
e BY request, Rev. Evans Payne wi
. preach a special sermon at 4th Bapt
: Church, Sunday night May oath, a
7:45 o'clock.
ITrpITER
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communion, 3 received in the fellow
ship of the church, 8 pm. covenant
meeting, a good time.
4th Baptist church, Rev. Evans
Payne, pastor, 9 30 Sunday school
good, II 80 Bro. o. II. Harris, 3 30
5. w. Becott preached, 8 p. NJ. Rev.
r. w. Brown preached.
Rev. u. ID. Lewis read paper on
outside council. After being discuss.
ed, it was received with thanks to the
writer.
Adjourned with benediction by
Rev. j. A. Taylor.
Rev. EVANS PAYNE, Wee pres,
j. III. HOLMES, Cor. Sec'y.
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FORTUNE TELLER

PAST, AND FUTURE LIFE revealed
correctly on business, love and mar
rage. The separated brought to-
gether, gives initials, causes speedy
marriages Co those you love, gives
advice on all diseases, removes MI
spells and coniuring. Questions an
swered to the above 10y sending
stamped envelope to
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Richmond, Va,
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EROM BOSTON.
The Southern ExpOsitiOn-Picniesa and
Churches.

A meeting in the interest OF |
the proposed lSouthern exposition,
70 be held in the North next year,
was held in the Old South Meeting
House, on the oath. Mayor Hart
introduced the promoter of the pro-
posed exposition, Rev. DR.. j. &.
Price of Livingstone College, Sails
bury, N. c., who briefly ran over the
story of education in the South to
show how much progress has been
made in the last % years. He de-
scribed the work of noble Southern
men and women who had taken the
spelling book to the black, and who
had been initiated by not less noble
men and women from the North.
The result was to be seen he said,
not only in the schools, colleges and
universities now established in that
section of the country, but also in
the fact that colOred teachers had
become an important and indespen-
sable factor to the educational sys-
tenn of the new South, there being at
present between $4,000 and 10000
Young colored men and women in it's
schools. Much ridicule had been
showered on 1.-THE Negro for aspiring
to culture, yet the results shoced
that he possessed mind power 1.-The
capacity to be educated and the ca
pacity Co educate. Heiwanted the
Negro to be seen and understood
and wanted to put him on exhibition
and;et him speak for himself. He said
he was here to speak in behalf OF the
Southern Interstates Immigration
Association, who will in September
1891, hold Southern exposition il
some Northern city, probably Bos
ton, to represent the resources anC
capabilities of the South. May the
day hasten when There shall Ibe M
North nor South. Mrs. A. sWalke
of 10 Wheeler Street, Boston, who
has been visiting Phila. Norfolk, OLE
Point, Richmond and Petersburg i
having an excellent time and is mucl
improved in health by the photos an'
letters received in Boston. We wis
her much happiness. She will retur
to the Hub about the 18th OF May
We have received an invitation t
the marriage of Rev. Rudolph Tay
Tor to Mrs. l.. Johnson, to take plaC
on the 7th of May at Zion A. Nj.
Church, n. Russell Street. We wis
the couple much Joy.
The revivals have now ceased an
Satan will take a fresh hold. II
Churches that were foremost in Il
revivals will be foremost in the usui
picnics not leaving out the lusuI
band of music which they seem nj
to be able to get along without al
which has and always will be detI
mental to the Church of God. "L
your light SO shine, that men ma
see your good works and glorify yo'
Father which is in heaven Some
the professed Christians do show
very good light Judging by the Wa
the ungodly follow them. The p
MICS OF to-day reminds one of t
"Blind leading THE blind"
Owing to the serious illness of
wife of Rev. Peter Smith, pastor
st. Paul b. Church, his pulpit W
filed in the afternoon by Rev. b
of the Twelfth b. Church and in t
evening by Rev. Young of Zion A.
E Church.
A Sewing class has been formed
the young members of st. p.
: Church. They.will meet AT 4 o'clo
every Friday afternoon in the vest
of the above named church.
The Planet can be bought OF j.
johnson, 90 Pleasant st. VIM,
Reid, 93H Cambridge st. And
agent T. {. Glover.
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"CAMPo sANTo" INNER COURT.
Fulton Notes.

The Rising Mt. Zion Baptist
Church was crowded to its utmost
capacity on the 2Sth ult. TO witness
the closing exercises of the Reidsville
School, Prof. w. ii. Smith and Miss
NJ. A. V. Murray, teachers. The
singing by the SCHOLARSHIPS excellent.
Miss Maggie p. Robinson presided at
the organ, with Miss Martha Trent
as chorister. Prof. w. II. Smith pre-
scented his scholars with book of
his own production and spoke of the
faithfulness of the scholars in their
studies. His speech was very leng-
thy but was listened to with rapt
attention. Speeches were made by
Messrs. II. A. Miles, Chas. B. Roane
and f. C. Campbell, which were to
the point.
Miss Alice Higgins closed her
school on the 2Sth of March. The
singing and Rotations were fine.
An address was delivered by the
superintendent, j. K. Russell. Med
ais were presented to Kate Brown
and Mildred Williams.
Miss Henrietta Williams, while
cleaning a white shad last Saturday
found in the fish 30 cents. She was
very much astonished She decided
to give half to the church.
Last Sunday at 4 p. NJ, w. II.
Chiles of the Theological Seminary
preached an able sermon. Rev. O.
! 4. Harris of the Seminary willpreach
next Sunday at 3:45 +. NJ. w.
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JUNK STORE.
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a &HN tt
1908 Basin Bank. Richmond, Va.

will pay highest cash price for cid
rags, wrought & cast iron brass, iead.~
copper and metals OF all kinds.
also solicit shipments of the articles
above mentioned from my many coun
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green and dry COW hides aud sumac
Prompt returns will be made Of al
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Installation of a Pastor.

Rev. Thomas f. Johnson, of New
Kent County Va, Will be installed
pastor of the First Baptist Chur
of Centralia, Sunday May 4th Rev.
Evans Payne will preach the install
lation sermon at II A. NJ and Rev.
w r. Brown of Port Marshall Bar.
t st Church, will preach in the after
noon.
The Church membership is quite
large and the members are very glad
to have the service of one so well
qualified spiritually for the work o.
Christ as Rev T. F. Johnson.
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VOTERS Of RICHMOND

REPUBLICAN VOTERS Of RICHMOND
~ Many of you were PURGED
from the POLL BOOKS of this
city in the last election Your name
being struck off you are unable to
vote. Our committee advises you
to call at their Headquarters TO
get such instructions that will re-
store you back to citizenship and
to be REGISTERED.
j. Wesley Jones.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

RIcHMoND, Va, April "a, 1896.
Having removed my Dental Office
TO the Spacious Rooms No. 500 E.
Broad st. between 9Th and 9th
streets, over Mr. Gilpins' shoe
store. / am better prepared to
perform all Dental Operations neat
ly at the lowest rates for cash.
Open at all hours daily.
CHAs. b. JACKSON,
Surge on Dentist.
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DON'T get them mixed but attend
the cantata of Ruth and Boaz at
the First Baptist Church on the 18th,
and at the Fifth st. Baptist Church
ON the 18th.
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BRICKS

The Union Brick Co. of Henrico
Co. yard, 31st st. between T. aud
u. Ste. is prepared to furnish Ma
sons and Builders with the best
simon, paving and eyebrick st
prices as cheap as furnished by
any yard in the city. Orders filed
and bricks delivered any where in
the city. Orders may be lett W th
the following places: Miles & Gil
pin, 11S w. Broad St., w. S.
Christian &c and & L. SITS. Joshua
Fry, Woodville Va. Chas. p.
Johnston, 316 N. 9TH st. S. w.
Robinson 23rd N. 18th st. An
derson Evans 702 3Oth ST. Rich
mond Wood & Coal Co. 21st
aud Franklin st. VIM Custalo,
702 K. Broad st. Industrial Day
206 w. Broad ST. also ut the
Planet Office. Phone No. 1872.
ENNIS DICKERsoN JR.
General Manager.
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Cantata OF Ruth and Boaz ut the
Fifth Street Baptist Church Tuesday
evening May 18th for the benefit OF
the School and the Sunday School
Union.
ADMISSION
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You needn't grin, for the cantata
will be given at the First Baptist
Church on the 18th and at the Fifth
St. Baptist Church on the 18th.
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LEAVE RICHMOND.


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TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND
8l0 A. NJ and p. n. daily from Cincinnati
T.s5 r. NJ. daily except euLdaS from Both
lose A II and SIS p. n daily from Norfolk
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
(Richmond & Allegheny Railroad)
LEAVE RICHMOND.
90 A. A.. daily for LynchDuFg, Lexins ton
I'D Cnnon Forge.
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eItng Car for LyB chburg which
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for lexington
TRAINS Tvs ~ :IcHAoxD.
80 p. NJ c q iy from Cation Forge.
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MPRRNTA DEL BOLETiN.

Libros escogidos. Acaban de 70
dbirse en- esta Imprenta, los Sc
guientes:
ROBERTSON. Nuevo curso
del idioma ingl6s.
ABELLA. DereCho Admins.
tfstivo.-Tratado de Sanidad Y Be-,
nefcencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amiliaramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.-Manual
del Secretafio de Ayuntamiento.-
Derecho Administrative Espafol.
IJuzgados Munieipales.-Manual
de Contribution Territorial.-Ma-
nual de Policia Urbana.-Mauual
de las atribuciones de los Alcal-
des.
| o1LENDoRFF. = Gramatica
inglesa.
| GALANTE. - Diccionario Mu-
niCipal. q 13t
| vAzQUEz QUEIPo Tablas
de logaritmos. .r s
GALLNDO Z ESOOSURA.--Le-
gislaci6n Hipotecaria. r-l
Ouriosidades cienttfco-dom6sticss.
| Las araflAs. s
| La fanilia desconocida, pGgina de
historic natural.
/ El microscopic del doctor BaIlen-
ger. | 80
Una nOche aprovechada, sl gas, ell
petr6leo.
i Los miEtcrios de Ia luna, La hernia
ua de Rembrandt, etc,
Il OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jesds,
, otros escritoS y documentos referen-
ties d esta grAnde y santa mAdre.
i OOOPER.-D0fia Mercedes de Cas-
J tills, tonao en- s., con IAminas. ""~
/ OHAFEAUBRIAND. El Genio del
Oristtanismo, 3 tomog.-Loa MArtires.
| SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
| Oartae. at ;o#4
i S(ILDEVILL4A.--JcyAs do Ia lite.
rHtwa espafiOla. I-tI ja3@ fss1
BIB LIOTEOA Universal, varios tomos
OAAlPOAMOR Po3tica. 80 81 vH.
POI q. III Oonpendio de Id latinidad
RIKRA y gortosa. Nociones de Agri.
eultuFA. IA ifU e4g
PEI EDA. Historic Natural.
GA1IQT. Fisica.
MIC UELL DiccionaSio latino.
LL0ERIU. La Jabouerta.
| IJ0liBER0UESE. Geemetria.
BRl0T. Algebra.
4 5OHNkT. Gleometrtn analitica.
0LIlH OS diAs de un hl6GOfo
: MLU, Fisisa y Quimica.
AOARTIN Gramatics latl M. Z
Iu0MkLERAN Gramatica casvelIn
na o 3 e3
n. j. de LARRA.--Obrau, 4 tome
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