Lossing's Civil War in Americ1, vols. 2 and 3. O'Breunan's Antiquities of Ireland, vol. 2. STOCKTON HOUGH, UNIVERSITY CLUB, NEW YORK. De Blegny, Journal des nouvelles découvertes, 1679, et scq. De Blegny, Mercure Savant, 168-; also translation of above in German or Dutch. De Graaf, (R.) Opera in German, folio, Leipzig, 17—. Schurig, (M.) Dess. de Harmgstysi, Books on Generation, sex, embryology, and Medical Bibliography. G. W. HUMPHREY, BOX 160, DEDHAM, MASS. Lafitau Sauvages Amerequains, Paris, 1724, vols. 2 & 3. Thos. Paine's Political Works, Middleton, N. J., 1844, vol. 2. Benton's 30 Years, vol. 2. Savage's Genealogical Dictionary, vol. 1 and 2. E W. JOHNSON, 304 6th AVE., NEW YORK. DWIGHT KING, 108 HUDSON AVE., ALBANY, N.Y. Foot-prints, R. H. Stoddard, N. Y., 1849. J. A. LLOYD, UNION MILLS, IND. Guizot's History France, in numbers from No. 39 to 55. Spencer's History of the U. S., iu numbers, from No. 29 to the end. Early numbers of Atlantic, to exchange for late Nos. 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Standard works on Microscopy, Diatoms, Infusoria, Rotifers, Algæ, etc. American and Foreign Microscopical Journals. State condition and price. EDWARD MILLS, 303 N. 9TH ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. Smollett's, Dr. T.. complete works, hf. cf. Fielding, H., complete works, hf. cf. Buckle's History of Civilization, 2nd vol., Appleton, cl.. 1877. HERMAN ROSENTHAL & CO., 14 COOPER UNION, 3rd AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. Mill On Memory. W. B. SAUNDERS, 33 & 35 SOUTH TENTH ST., Engineering, odů parts or volumes. The Engineer, odd parts or volumes. Catulli Tibulli et Propertii Carmina, with notes or commentaries. 2 copies. Geadus ad Parnassum, or Regia Parnassi. MORMONISM. Wanted Books, Pamphlets, Newspapers Jan. 16. A valuable collection of Postage Stamps, Envelopes, &c. Jan. 16, 17 and 18. About 3000 volumes of Books mostly British printed, comprising many valuable and scarce works. Jan. 19 and 20. Standard and Miscellaneous Books. Jan. 23. A Law Library, N. Y. and U. S. Reports, Text Books, &c. 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