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ANNALS OF ANNAPOLIS, from 1649 to 1812 ; Letters of Washing-
ton, etc. Edited by David Ridgely. 12mo, cloth. Plate.
Baltimore, 1841
THOMAS CLARKSON ; aContribution Towards the History of the
Abolition of Slavery, ete. By James Elmes. 16mo, linen.
j London, 1854
THe MounrAIN MusE ; Adventures of Daniel Boone, etc. By
Daniel Bryan. 16mo, sheep. Harrisburg, 1813
THE PIONEERS, PREACHERS AND PEOPLE of the Mississippi
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THE CHRISTIAN WORLD UNMASKED. By John Berridge. 12mo,
cloth.
DuNCAN’S TRAVELS, through part of the United States and
Canada, 1818-19. 2 vols., 12mo, boards. New York, 1823
ZEPHYRS FROM ITALY AND Siciny. By Wm. M. Gould. 12mo,
cloth. Plate. New York, 1852
THE PUDDLEFORD PAPERS, or Humors of the West. By H.
H. Riley. 12mo, cloth. New York, 1860
KeEnDALL, G. W., Narrative of the Texan Santa Fe Expedition,
Capture of the Texans, etc. 2vols,12mo, cloth. Map and Il-
lustrations. New York, 1844
Cousin’s SecrEer History oF THE FRENCH CoURtT, under
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CARLYLE’S FRENCH REVOLUTION. 3 vols., 12mo, cloth, uncut.
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12mo, cloth. New York, 1878
SCENES IN THE SourTH, and other Pieces. By Col. James R.
Creecy. 12mo, cloth. Washington, 1860
PARKER’s MINNESOTA HANDBOOK for 1856-’7, 12mo, half mo-
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FABLES OF Alsop, and Others. Translated by Samuel Croxall.
12mo, half sheep. Illustrated with wood cuts. London, 1813
Tuomson, J. L. Historical Sketches of the Late War between
the United States and Great Britain. blended with Anecdotes
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etc. 12mo, sheep. Steel Portraits and Illustrations. Phila., 1816
JOURNAL OF THE Lirg, TRAVELS AND GOSPEL LABors of that
Faithful Servant and Minister of Christ, Job Scott. 16mo,
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KERCHEVAL, SAMUEL. History of the Valley of Virginia, 12mo,
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Scorr’s LESSONS IN ELOCUTION, GESTURE, ETC. 12mo, sheep.
Plates. Boston, 1811
Memorrs OF Miss SrpNEY Brpunpu, from her own journal.
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THE Mormons; a History of their Rise and Progress, Peculiar

Doctrine, etc., from Personal Observation. By Lieut. J. W.
Gunnison. 12mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1852

ConvErTS FROM INFIDELITY ; or, Lives of Eminent Individl
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Opinions and Embraced Christianity. By Andrew Crichton.
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Lives AND EXPLOITS OF BaNnpirrr AND ROBBERS IN ALL
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A New Eneianp Farm House. By N.
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Appison’s WORKS, (except Spectator.) collected by Tickell. 6
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SKETCHES OF THE Porrroan Lirerarurse of the past half-cen-

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Eyerer?, EpwArp. Life of Washington.

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U C i New ee ey
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“Ancient Territory of the

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Dictionary OF MUSICIANS, from earliest ages to present time,
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MeEmorrRS OF MADAME LAFARGE. 12mo, cloth. Phila., 1841
Cxarr, W. W.,J. A Record of the Boston Stage. 12mo, cloth.

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THRILLING ADVENTURES AMONG THE EARLY Ors By
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AmpricaA BrrorE Evrorg, By Count Agénor de Gasparin.
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EUROPE AND THE ALLIES, of the Past and of To-day, with
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THE OREGON TeRRITORY, and British North American Fur
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Menmorrs oF MAsor Ropert Srozo, of the Virginia Regiment.
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Saxn, J.G. The Money-King, and other Poems. 12mo, cloth.

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THEODORE PARKER’S EXPERIENCE As A MINistER ; His Early
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CHAPIN, Rev. E. H. Humanity in the City. 12mo, cloth. N.Y.

MusIcAL SketcuEs. By Elise Polko. 12mo, cloth. Phila., 1864.

DrseuAys’ Reriaious Puitosopny ; Letters to a Man of the
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A DiscouRSE ON ARTIFICIAL BEAUTY, in Point of;Conscience
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Howrrts’ Homes AND HAuNts OF THE BRITISH Ports, with
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IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA IN 1833-’4-’5. By Tyrone Power.
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British Prisons and Prison-ships at New York. By Henry
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New York, 1860
Maruer, CoTron. Essays to do Good. 12mo, boards, uncut.

London, 1808
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REVOLUTIONARY INCIDENTS, and Sketches of Character in the
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Lirz or Troms Morris, U. 8. Senator from 1833 to 1839. Ed-
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O’DonoyAN, JEREMIAH. Account of the Author’s Interview
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ENFIELD’s SPEAKER. 12mo, sheep. Philadelphia, 1807
KEATE, GEORGE. Sketches from Nature. Taken and colored
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Tue ROMANCE OF THE Revouurion ; Personal Adventures,
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ScENES AND ADVENTURES IN THE ARMy; or, Romance of
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Memoirs AND WRITINGS OF PROF. NATHAN W. Fiske, of
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My Pockerr-Boox; or, Hints for a Rhyte Merrie and Conceited
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INDECISION, and other Poems. By J. K. Mitchel,M.D. 12mo,
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Henry, J. J. Accurate and Interesting Account of the Hard-
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A New Home—Wuo’tt Foriow ? or, Glimpses of Western
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Ty ter, SAMUEL. The Progress of Philosophy. 12mo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1868
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SHERWOOD’S GAZETTEER OF GHORGIA. 16mo, morocco, gilt.
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TANNER’S GEOGRAPHICAL, HiIsroricAL AND STATISTICAL
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Woops, RocErs. Cruising Voyage Round the World, 170S-
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—with Maps—of Mexico, Peru, and Chili. 8vo, calf.

‘ London, 1712

THE NortH CAROLINA READER. Containing a History and
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Memorrs or Wat. SAMPSON ; with his History of Ireland, the
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Meares, JOHN ; Voyages from China and Bengal in 1786, 1788-9,
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Trade Between those Places and America ; also, Observa-
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2 vols., 8vo, half calf, gilt, marbled edges. Numerous Pilates
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Coorrr, J. F. History of the Navy of the United States. 2
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Book oF THE CouRT; Exhibiting the History, Duties, and
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against the Indians in 1791 was conducted under the Command

of Major-General St. Clair, with his Observations on the State-
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Portrait. Philadelphia, 1812
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Political Miscellanies. 8vo, calf. Pilate. London, 1795
Beneer, Miss. Memoirsof Mary Queen of Scots. 2 vols.. Svo,
half calf. Portrait. London, 1825
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themselves in the Revolutionary War. Compiled by Thomas
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ment and Interesting Letters by Distinguished characters.
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DryYDEN’s Miscellaneous Works, containing all his Original
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Ramsry, Davip. History of South Carolina, from 1670 to 1808,
2 vols., 8vo, boards. Charleston, 1809
MoNUMENT TO THE Mrmory oF GEN. ANDREW J ACKSON}3
twenty-five Eulogies and Sermons delivered on his death, ete.
12mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1848
TrRoLLopE, ANTHONY. North America. 12mo, cloth, 2 vols.
in 1. Philadelphia, 1862
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BornweEiu. By W. E. Aytoun. 12mo, cloth. Boston, 1856
Carry, H.C. The Slave Trade, Domestic and Foreign, why it

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Philadelphia, 1856

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States, etc., including the ‘‘Genuine Information.” By
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Tur BAKED HEAD, and Other Tales. 12mo. cloth.
MiscELLANEOUS POEMS. By Ann Stuart Thompson, of New
York. 16mo, cloth. London, 1864

THE Rivats; A Tale of the Times of Aaron Burr and Alexan-
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Philadelphia, 1860.
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cloth. New York, 1864
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TRIALS OF THE HON. JAMES WORKMAN AND Con. Lewis KERR
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Lire AND TRAVELS oF Jonn W. Brar, the “Buckeye Black-
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MEMORANDA OF THE Larr Or Jenny Linp. By N. P. Willis.
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Comty, JoHN. Journal of the Life, Labors and Travels in New
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: New York, 1807

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CONFEDERATE ARMY REGULATIONS. Rich., 1862
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SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT OF PosrmASTER-GENERAL. 1863

POsTMASTER-GENERAL’S REPORT. 1864

ReErPort OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS, January, 1863.

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RULES AND DrrEcTIONs for Proceedings in the C. 8. Patent’
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, C.S. A., dated
Jan., 1863. Paper. 78 pp.
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REPoRT of the Commissioner of Taxes and Law Office, 1863.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE, dated Noy., 1864.
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Oprnton of John H. Gilmer on the Conscription Act.
CONFEDERATE STATES vs. JOHN H. GrumER. Opening Argu-
ment of Gilmer and Opinion of Judge Halyburton construing
the Sequestration Act. 31 pp. 1862
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GILMER, Joun H. The Existing Status of the Revolution.
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Tue Lirrte Rep Book ; or, Confederate Department Diree-
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BENEFICIARY MINISTERIAL EDUCATION. Report adopted by
General Assembly of Presbyterian Church in the Confederate
States. Richmond, 1864
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the P. E. Chureh of Virginia. 28 pp. Richmond, 1861
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Henry, Gustavus A. Speech in the Senate on the Position
of the Confederate States. 8vo, boards. Richmond, 1864
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i Richmond, 1869
ViremtaA. John H. Gilmer to the People of.
Message of the Governor, (the first after Secession.) and
Accompanying Documents. Richmond, 1861
Report of the Rector and Visitors of the University of
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69 pp. 1861
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Report of Committees onthe Ability of Des Minieres
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Goyernor’s Communication with Documents from State
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Governor’s Communication Relative to Pardons, Re-
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Report of the Board of Public-Works, acting as Super-
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Communication from Auditing Board relative to Com-
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—— Report relative to Abolishing the Office of Paymaster
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——Governor’s Message, etc., 1868. 24 pp.

—-—Report of Auditor, 1864. 7 pp.

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State Officers. 8 pp. 1865

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FULLER AND WAYLAND on Domestic SLAVERY 16mo,

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TuHE Consprracy UNVEILED> The South Sacrificed: or. The
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TuE ImpoLicy OF THE ArricAN SLAVE TRADE. By Rey.
T. Clarkson. 12mo, boards. London, 1788

Tur MAN or THE NorRTH AND THE MAN OF THE SOUTH; Or,
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16mo, cloth. Saat New York, 1864

GurLEy,R.R. Missionto England. 12mo, cloth. Wash., 1841
The Colonization and Civilization of Africa. 12mo, half

sheep. : London, 1841
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Georgia and the Carolinas. By Sidney Andrews. 12mo,

cloth. 3 Boston, 1866
Potiarp, E. A. Black Diamonds Gathered in the Darkey

Homes of the South. 12mo, eloth. New York, 1860
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Tur ReruGcer; or, The Narratives of Fugitive Slaves in Can-

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CANNIBALS ALL; or, Slaves Without Masters. By George
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HELPER, HiInTON Rowan. Negroes in Negroland, etc. 16mo,
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KeEMBLE, FRANCES ANNE. Journal of a Residence on a Geo-
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1242 Moprrn REFORM EXAMINED ; or, The Union of North and

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eloth. Philadelphia, 1858
DovuGuass, FREDERICK. My Bondage and Freedom. 12mo,
eloth. Portrait. New York, 1856
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boards. Boston, 1840

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of more than Twenty Years among the Slaveholders of Ken-
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tated by themselves. 16mo, boards, Boston, 1846
SOUTHERN SLAVERY IN Its Present Asprcrs, Ete. By Dan’l
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Tae LipErRty BELu. By Friends of Freedom. 12mo, cloth.
Portrait of Wendell Phillips. Boston, 1845
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AMERICAN SLAVERY. A Reprint of an Article on ‘Uncle
Tom’s Cabin,’’ and of Mr. Sumner’s Speech of May, 1856, etc.
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PICTURES OF SLAVERY IN CHURCH AND STATE, Etc. By Rev.
John Dixon Long. 12mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1857
THE PHILOSOPHY AND PRACTICE OF SLAVERY, Etc. By Wm.
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Charleston, 1852
Lire or EvisHa Tyson, THE Pumanturorist. By a Citizen
of Baltimore. 16mo, boards. P.rtrait. Baltimore, 1825
WiILson, Henry. History of the Anti-Slavery Measures of
the Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth Congresses, 1861-64.
12mo, cloth. * Boston, 1864
Carry, H. ©. The Slave Trade, Domestic and Foreign.
ete. 12mo, cloth. E Philadelphia, 1856
UNCLE ROBIN IN HIS CABIN IN VIRGINIA; and Tom without
one in Boston. By J. W. Page. 12mo, cloth. LI llustrated.
Richmond, 1853
INsIDE VIEW or SLAVERY; or, A Tour among the Planters.
By C. G. Parsons. 12mo, cloth. Boston, 1855
TWENTY-TWO YHARS A SLAvE, and Forty Years a Freeman.
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RECOLLECTIONS OF OUR ANTI-SLAVERY ConFLIcT. By Sam-
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THE IRON FURNACE; or, Slavery and Secession. By Rev. John
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Tur Norrn AND SouTH; or, Slavery and its Contrasts. 12mo,
cloth. Illustrated. _ Phila., 1852
Lirr or JoHN THOMPSON, & Fugitive Slave. Written by him-
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OvuGHT AMBRICAN SLAVERY TO BE PERPETUATED ? A Debate
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cloth. Portraits. ’ Phila., 1858
AMERICA: THE ORIGIN OF HER PRESENT CONFLICT; her Pros-
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cloth. Colored Map. London, 1864
A SCRIPTURAL, ECCLESIASTICAL AND HISTORICAL VIEW OF
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THos, CLARKSON; with an Outline
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ABOLITION OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE by the British Par-
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THE TESTIMONY OF GOD AGAINST SLAVERY, etc. By Rey. La
Roy Sunderland. 18mo, cloth. New York, 18386
Lis’ OF THR SOCIETY INSTITUTED IN.1787, for the purpose of
effecting the Abolition of theSlave-Trade. 16mo, half sheep.
London, 1788
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of Cruel and Barbarous Treatment, etc. By E. Thomas.
18mo, half sheep. P/ate. Philadelphia, 1834
Tue EnorMiry oF THE SLAVE TRADE, etc. New York
JAY, Wm. American Colonizationand American Anti-Slavery
Societies. i2mo, cloth. Jilustrated. Buffalo, 1812
Lerrers ro Hon. WM. Jay, being a Reply to the above. By
David M Reese. 12mo, cloth. New York, 1855
Lire At THE SOUTH: or, Uncle Tom’s Cabinas it Is. By. W.
L. G. Smith. 12mo, cloth. TJl/ustra/ed. Buffalo, 1852
Nores on UNCLE Tom’s Canin. A Logical Answer to its Al-
leyations, etc. By Rey. E. J; Steares. 12mo, cloth.
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ScENES IN THE LIFE oF HARRIET TUBMAN.
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Tur CHURCH AND SLAVERY. By Albert Barnes. 12mo, cloth,
Philadelphia, 1857
Corron 1s KIn@ ; or, The Culture of Cotton and its Relation
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American. 12mo, cloth. Cincinnati, 1855
TuE Book AND SLAVERY Irreconcilable, with Animadversions
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CHEEVER, Rey. GEO. B. The Guilt of Slavery and the Crime
of Slaveholding demonstrated from Greek and Hebrew Scrip-
tures. 12mo, cloth. Boston, 1860
Exuiorr, Rey. CHARLES. Sinfulness of African Slavery,
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a i Cincinnati, 1857
Broken Groom. Sketches of the Beneficiaries of the Colored
Home in New York City. By Mary W. Thompson. 12mo.
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SLAvERY; Its Sin, Moral Effects, ete. In prose and verse.
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LYRICS FOR FREEDOM, and other Poems. 12mo, cloth
New York, 1862
SLAVERY IN THE U. S., from the Confederacy to the Present
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LIBERTY AND SLAVERY. By Albert Taylor Bledsoe. 12mo,
cloth.
Is SLAVERY SinFUL? By Jeremiah Smith. 12mo, cloth.
RESULTS OF SLAVERY. By Augustus Cochin. 12mo cloth.
QUARTERLY ANTI-SLAVERY MaGazine. Edited by Elijua
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1299 TRUTH FROM THE Wesr Inprks; Including a Sketch of Ma-
deira in 1833. By Capt. Stodholm Hodgson. 12mo, boards.
aay z London, 1838
3 SLAVERY ORDAINED OF Gop. By Rev. Fred A. Ross. 12mo,
a moe pions oat at os ene Philadelphia, 1857
eine ae “k R a | OUSSAINT, Memoir of. 16mo, cloth. Boston. 1854
002) NARRATIVE OF THE LiIrb or FREDERICK DOUGLASS, an Amer-
ican Slave. Written by Himself. 16mo, cloth.  Bost., 1849

The first and rare narrative, with preface by Wendell Phillips.

anne EMANCIPATION IN THE WEst INDIES. New York, 1838
8 erees oF THE First AFRICAN CHURCH IN THE U. S., now
Re, ppecepal Church of St. Thomas, Philadelphia, ete. By

1305 Sr Nea /m. ouglass. 12mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1862
LAVERY AND SECESSION IN AmprICA, Historical and Eco-
Ace By Thos. Ellisson. 12mo, cloth. Map and Appen-

1306 Tae tH Reds i London, 1861
e ee AND THE SLAvnE, Chicora, and other Poems.
ESN sy Wm. J. Grayson. 12mo, cloth. Charleston, 1856
AMERICAN SLAVERY Distinguished from the Slavery of Eng-

lish Theorists, and Justified by the Law of Nature. By Rey.

ine Samuel Seabury. 12mo, cloth: New York, 1861

LuNsrorp LANE; or, Another Helper from North Carolina.
By Rev. William G. Hawkins. 12mo, cloth. Portrait.

1309 P © Boston, 1868
E ICTURES oF SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY. By John Bell
1310 Robinson. 12mo, cloth Philadelphia, 1863
Tur ConsrrrutTion A PRro-StAvery Conrract, from the
Madison Papers. By Wendell Phillips. 12mo, cloth.
1311 New York, 1856
OLMsTED, Freprrick LAw. The Seaboard Slave States, with
1812 Remarks on their Economy. 12mo, cloth. _New York, 1856
2 THE FREEDMEN OF THE SOUTH. By Linda Warfel Slaughter.
12mo, cloth. Cincinnati, 1869
Ownn, Ropert Dare. The Wrong of Slavery, The Right of
Emancipation, and the Future of the African Race in the
United States, 12mo, cloth. Phila., 1864
AMERICAN Ligerties AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. By 8. B.
Treadwell. 12mo, cloth. N..Y., 1838
THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF SLAVERY. By G. W. F. Mel-
Hi len. 12mo. half sheep. Boston, 1841
16 THE Narion’s Srx AND PunisumENT; or, the Hand of God
in the Overthrow of Slavery. By an Army Chaplain. 12mo,
: __ cloth. New York, 1864
1317 SprrcuEs oF Wma. WILBERFORCE AND OTHERS, in 1789, on
: 3 the Abolition of the Slave Trade. 8vo, half sheep Lond.
1318S Essay on THE SLAVERY and Commerce of the Human Species,
particularly the African, which was awarded the first prize in
the University of Cambridge in 1785. 8vo, half sheep.
London, 1788
1319 Lerrers on SLAVERY. By William Dickson. 8vo, half sheep.
London, 1789
1320 Warker, Hon. Ropert J. American Slavery and Finances.
ss S8vo, cloth. London, 1864
1821. Tuckmr, St. GuorGE: A Dissertation on Slavery; with a Pro-
poval for the Gradual Abolition of it in the State of Virginia.
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Tre AFRICAN REPOsITORY, (1865.) 8vo, half sheep.
Srowr, Harrier BeEcuEr. A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Large 8vo, Boston, 1853
Tre History oF SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE-TRADE, Ancient
and Modern; the forms of Slavery that Prevailed in Ancient
Nations, particularly in Greece and Rome, the Afric +n Slave-
Trade, and the Political History of Slavery in the United
States. Large 8vo. Illustrated. Columbus, 1858
PorEMS ON THE ABOLITION OF THESLAVE-TRADE. Written
by James Montgomery, James Grahame, and E. Benger. Hm-
bellished with Engravings from Paintings by Smirke. 8vo, half
sheep. London, 1809
Tip UNDERGROUND RAILROAD, a Record of Facts, authentic
Narratives, letters, &c., narrating the Hardships, Escapes,
&e., of Slaves, etc. By Wm. Still. Large 8vo, sheep. Jllus-
trated with 70 Engravings and Portraits. ab bila,
THE GUARDIAN GENIUS OF THE FEDERAL UNION; Signs of
the Times arising from the root of all our evils—Human
Slavery, ete. By a Philanthropist. 16mo, cloth. Illustrated.
New York, 1839
1828 Tur AnTI-SLAVERY REcoRD. Vol. III, for 1837. 16mo, cloth.

PAMPHLETS—

1329 AntvTI-SLAVERY Catechism. By Mrs. Child. Newburyport, 1839
1330 DiscouRSE on the Slavery Question, delivered in the North
Church at Hartford, January 10, 18389. By Horace Bushnell.
1331 ApprEss by Edward C. Billings, at Hatfield, Mass., October 20,
1878, on the Struggle in Louisiana between the Civilization of
Slavery and that of Freedom.
13382 Tum InrEReEsr IN SLAVERY of the Southern Non-Slaveholder.
The Right of Peaceful Secession. Slavery in the Bible.
Charleston. 1860
1333 Tne ForEIGN SLAVE TRADE. By Rev. J. Leighton Aus
185$
1334 RErortT oF NAVAL COMMITTEE on Establishing aline of Steam-
ships to the Western Coast of Africa, and thence via Mediter-
ranean to London. Washington, 1850
1335 LETTER OF THE LATE BrsHorp of England to Hon. John For-
syth on the Subject of Domestic Slavery, The Pope’s Apos-
tolic. Letter concerning African Slave Trade, etc. 156 pp.
Baltimore, 1844
PLANTATIONS FOR SLAVE LABOR the Death of the Yeomanry.
By Francis Lieber.
Tur SLAVE TRADE; Republican Association Tract, No. IV.
FEATHERSTOUBAUGH, G. W. Excursion through the Slave
States, from Washington to the frontier of Mexico, with
Sketches of Popular Manners and Geological Notices. 168
pp. New York, 1844
To tHE CoLoreED Citizens of New York City. (Tract.)
DANIEL O’CoNNELL ON AMERICAN SLAVERY, With Reply to
O’Connell by Hon. §. P. Chase. 1863
Eyins oF SLAVERY and the Cure of Slavery. By Mrs. Child.
Newburyport, 1839
THE BIBLE AGAINST SLAVERY. New York, 1888
SpEECH OF HENRY BeRRy, in the House of Delegates of Vir-
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_ and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. New York. May 8 1849
SLAVE REPRESENTATION. By Boreas. 1812
Tun DiEsporismM oF FREEDOM ; a Speech by David Lee Child.
: é Boston, January 1, 1834
ToE SLAVE PowER ; its Heresies and Injuries to the Amerie
pean Speech by John C. Hamilton, November, 1864
: NN UAL Reporr of the American Anti-Slavery Society. "1861
AFRICAN SLAVERY IN AMERICA. By J. C. Ingersoll.
é 3 : Philadelphia, 1856
THE AFRICAN OBSERVER. Edited by Enoch ewis! sth month,
32)
cee Pro-Sravery CANDIDATE. fee
LAVERY AND THE ReMEDY; or, Principles and Suggestion
gee a Remedial Code.. By Samuel Nott. 120 pp. Bost., 1856
PINIONS OF HENRY BRougHAM, Esq., on African slavery.
Rata E London, 1880
STRONGFELLOW, THORNTON. Brief Examination of Scripture
Testimony on the Institution of Slavery. Wash., 1850
Brownuow, Wm. G.: A Sermon on Slavery. A Vindicatiowot
the Methodist Church, South. August 9, 1857
MODERN PHILANTHROPY ILLUSTRATED: How They Tried to
make a White Man of a Negro 2,500 years ago.
ron “On the Brain’? in White Men. By Dr. I. BR
Hayes. ‘ Washington, 1869
A THANKSGIVING PEA for True Labor, North and south: By
Rev. A. S. Twombly. Albany, 1864
Tine Sourn ALONE Should Govern the South ; and African
pe y Should be Controlled by. Those Only who are Friendly
cutee ae Charleston, 1860
2 VIN, Rey. BENJAMIN. Lectures on British Colonial
ae avery. ld pp- London, 1830
EVIEW OF THE REMARKS ON Dr. CHANNING’S SLAVERY. By
a Citizen of Massachusetts. Boston, 1886
ee TO THE PEOPLE of North Carolina, on the Evils of
_ Slavery. Greensborough, N. C., 1830
SPEECH OF J EFFERSON DAVIS ON SLAVERY in the Territories
Ean ihe U.S. Senate, February 13 and 14, 1850. :
NSCIENCE AND THE CONSTITUTION; with Remarks on th
Recent speech of Hon. Daniel Webster. By M. Stuart. 119 ae
Se ; Boston, 1550
Hevone OF THE Drep Scorr-Decision. By B.C. Howard. 239
aes , Washington, 1857
A VIEW OF THE Pourcy or PERMITTING SLAVES in tho States
glesen the selesiasiopl, By Jasmes D. Learned. Balto., 1820
“CH OF KENNETH RAYNER on the Receptior iti
ecogiens in H. R., June 15, 1841. ; tt amare
REAT AUCTION SALE OF SLAVES at Savannah, Ga., Marcl
2d and 8d, 1859, A Sequel to Mrs. Kemble’s Journal. ,
PLANTATION REMINISCENCES. By Page Thacker. 1878
Hopkins, Rienr Rey. Joun H. On the Bible View of Slavery. :
s rs New Yo: 36
NEGRO-SLAVERY No Eyit. St. Louie i854
Van Dy KE, Re . Henry J. Sermon on the Character and In-
fluence of Abolitionism, December 9, 1860, in Brooklyn.
Tux Souru. A Letter with Special Reference to the Effects
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Co-OPERATIVE COLONIZATION.
SreuartT, R.S. Letter to Carey on Slavery.
Tum Pusiic ScHOOL in its Relations to the Negro.

CHARACTER AND INFLUENCE OF ABOLITIONISM.

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RAPHALL’s Brsie View of Slavery Reviewed by Einhorn,
EQuaL SUFFRAGE. Address from the Colored Citizens of Nor-

New Bedford, 1865
Philadelphia, 1872

Baltimore, 1845
By Civis.
Richmond, 1877

folk, Va.

SLAVES IN DIsLoYAL STATES.
ANTL-SLAVERY Opinions before the year 1800. By Wm.

Frederick Poole; also, Fac-simile Reprint of Dr. George
Buchanan’s Oration before the Maryland Abolition Society,
Baltimore, July 4, 1741. Pp §2 and 21. Cincinnati, 1873
A Sermon

by Rev. Henry J. Van Dyke. Washington. 1860
Tae ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER. Correspondence between
Elmore and Birney. New York, 18388

MemoriA of the Semi-Centennial Anniversary of the Ameri-
can Colonization Society, celebrated at Washington January
15, 1867, with Documents concerning Liberia. 192 pp., uncut.

Washington, 1867

ArricAN REposrrory—four numbers.

Yirrn ANNUAL Revort of the Colonization Society of the
City of New York. New York, 1857

8 ANNUAL Reports American Colonization Society.

6 NuMBERS MARYLAND Colonization Journal, 1843-744.

8 CONGRESSIONAL Documents on the Subject of Slavery.

THE TALBOT DIVORCE CASE. London, 1857
TREASON TRIALS IN IRELAND. Rowan, O. W. Finerty, The

Sheaves Brothers, Bond and others, with the Speeches of
Curran, O’Connor, etc. 8yvo, boards, uncut. Balt., 1804
TRIAL oF THOMAS O. SELFRIDGE FoR KILLING CHARLES

AvsTIN, Boston, 1806. 8vo. boards.
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF Hon. SAMUEL CHASE, Supreme

Court Judge, 1805. 8vo, paper.
One page of introduction missing, otherwise perfec..
TRIAL OF HARRY CRAWFORD BLACK, for Killing Col. McKaig

at Cumberland, Md., 1871 Portraits.
BisHop ONDERDONE’S TRIAL. His Statement of Facts, ete.

Tur Forrest DIvORCE CASE.
Lire AND EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES OF JNO. H. SUR-

RATT.

1397 JupGE ADVOCATE BINGHAM’s ARGUMENT, Surratt Trial.
1398 FuLL AND IMPARTIAL STATEMENT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES

which led to the Murder of Melzar Gardner, late Editor of

the Chronicle and Old Dominion; the Origin of the Dispute;

Newspaper Publications, etc., etc. Portsmouth, Va., 1848
MEMOIR OF THE ASSASSINATION OF HENRY RivEs POLLARD.

Prepared by his Brother, E. A. Pollard. 1864
TRIAL OF Mrs. PACKARD, With her Marital Troubles, Imprison-

ment in an Asylum by Her Husband, etc.
Albany, 1840

Lipet Trav. Taylor vs. Delavan. 0
CASE OF THE SHIe Hunter, which was Captured by Spanish

Privateers, Holy Trinity, Feb., 1798; Memorials Arguments,
ete. Syo, half sheep. New York, 1823

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404“ Tip PEDESTRIAN,” being Incidents ofa Walk fr mt Oy eee
House, Boston, to the Capital at Washingto i Shi vee Sat
ae in b a norte fe. ay Weston his rope
Ha Sly on fre Mourten, By Hao Geena, 7
ane a reese ee wan Wadlignaie ys ee
ae E mee Du Potomac, 1862. Par Le Prince de
1410 es, Coie and Treason TMUnDRAG Ree 0
bs CELEBRATION ges Victories. New Vani ae
1413 THE HAVERSACK ; praca eae Ce pe
Tae Pee wh GA pune Peninsular Coca po Ae
1416 THr ARMY of the pObeHIRe Aiea eee ue
1417 Tee ee By Ti Pe ne Z
1p Raaiaobag Nar yeaa iia
1420 A. D. 1862; or, How ei eeepc ee a.
1421 De eon On manner By General Gilmore, United
1428 Rucono of the Federal Dead. verted fe Tippy, Balle Ieee
Tae and Camp Lawton’ Prisons, and otharplacea! oe
1423 Scene nice eet Campaign Seinen
1424 Screamin the Battle of Gettysburg. By uae ee
1} 4 ARCOM rom Bet Tonnes, By Baka
1427 EE Ot Gees buried at Aiaersonvaie from the Odea
>

INDIANS.

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; ribes. vols. 3
1431 Ae tas ue edges, neat. on Phinda oe
y HIS FRIENDS; or, The Indians’ Wronge’s i
1432 ogights,, mo, cloth Portrait. Philadctptviy 1860
arene R. Camp Fires of the Red Men. 12mo, cloth. I1-
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1433 Parriz, JamEs P. Personal Narrative during an Exnedition
from St. Louis to the Pacific, and back through Mexico to
Vera Cruz. Unheard of Hardships and Dangers ; conflicts
with the Indians ; captivity ; description of the various Na-
tions. etc. Edited by Timothy Flint. 8vo, sheep. Cin., 1833

14384 TRAiTs oF THE ABORIGINES OF America. A Poem. 12mo,
poards, uncut. Cambridge. 1822

1485 My Cartiviry AMONG THE Sioux. By Fanny Kelley. 12mo,
Cincinyati, 1871

cloth.
1436 Murcaur, SAMUEL LL. Collection of Interesting Narratives of
Indian Warfare in the West. Adventures of Colonel Daniel
Boone, Manners and Customs of the Indians, their Traditions,
Government, Method of War, etc., with Account of the Ex-
peditions of Gens. Harmer, Scott, Wilkinson, St. Clair, ete.
Svo, paper. Lexington, 1821
1437 YAMOYDEN, a Tale of the Wars of King Philip. By Rev. James
W. Eastburn. 12mo, sheep. Plates. New York, 1820
1438 INDIAN NaRRATIves. History of the Indian Wars, from 1620
to Gen. Wayne’s Victory, 1794; Capture and Sufferings of
Mrs. Johnson, Zadock Steele, etc., and Burning of Royalton.
12mo, cloth. Claremont, N. H., 1854
1439 Crnurcu, Tuomas. History of King Philip’s War; also, of The
French and Indian Wars, 1689-1704, with Notes on the Bat-
tles, Persons engaged in those Wars, Anecdotes, etc. By
Samuel G. Drake. 12mo, sheep. Plate. Exeter, 1834
1440 NEw TRAVELS AMONG the Indians of North America; a Com-

pilation from the Communications of Captains Lewis and
Olarke and others, with Anecdotes. ete., and a Dictionary of

the Indian Tongue. By William Fisher. 12mo. sheep. Por-

trait. Philadelphia, 1812

1441 Doppripex, Rev. Dr. Jos. Notes on the Settlement and In-
dian Wats of the Western parts of Virginia and Pennsylvania

from 1763 to 1788, with view of the State of Society and Man-

ners of the First Settlers of the Western Country. 12mo,

sheep. 1 page‘ Yo the Reader,”? and about 1 quarter of last page

(315) gone. Very rare. Wellsburgh, 1824

1442 Frost, Joun. Thrilling Adventures Among the Indians; In-
cidents in the Recent Indian Hostilities in Mexico and Texas,

ete. 12mo, cloth. Plate and Illustrations. Phila., 1864

1443 DRrakn, SAMUEL G. Biography and History of the Indians of
North America, from its Discovery. 8vo, half calf, gilt, mar-

pled sides and edges, neat. 18 Portraits and plates, some in-

serted. Fine clean copy. Boston, 1851

1444 Jacwson, W. H. Descriptive Catalogue of (1094) Photographs
of North American Indians. 8vo, paper, 124 pp. Wash., 1877

4445 Nery, B.D. Dakotah Land and Dakotah Life, with History
of the Fur Traders of the Extreme Northwest, etc. 8vo, pa-

per, 239 pp. Philadelphia, 1859

1446 MisceLLANy. VPapers Respecting the Rights and Interests of
the Choctaw Nation, etc., 1855; Indian Depredations in'exas,

1870: Outrages by Western Indians, 1870; Cherokee Neutral

Tands in Kansas; Treaties between U.S. and Delawares, 1860,

etc. In 1 vol., Svo, half morocco.

1447 ScHootcrarr, H. R. Personal Memoirs of a Residence of

Thirty Years with the Indian Tribes, etc., 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1851

61

1448 CoLpE 4 i
a oe oe wee ee History of the Five Indian Nations
Pere Pah ue Province of New York. Portrait of Colden,
diopee Ne cee ailt, marbled sides and edges. No
we ata nd last leaf missing, otherwise perfect and a
i ee A. Sketches of Western Adventure; Inter
ae piilnaptoren ae eee of the West, from 1755 46
sates lh al sndix. 12mo, sheep. Maysvi 1935
Pa oe wae Curer; or, Twelve Poneto eich
me Genon 6 oie ee ee Diaries and Manuscript
olsihed Hkeageaee me cia cane a
pS a ae American Indians; their History. Condi:
Meee 8. Svo, cloth. Illustrated. Rochester 1851
Theat a Ee Otzinachson ; or, a History of the West
rue eee an ey of the Susquehanna; Its Settlement : Tri 1
Rae the Pioneers; Indian Wars : ‘Inoue i One
pee one Bones Pie with eS of the Fair-Play
Gh Sen IG GR Tne : ustrated. jla., 1857
ee es of North and South men eons Cue
Ae Hy thology, Ceremonies, etc.; the late Sioux Wa mal
ee sae in Minnesota, etc. By Chas. DeW. Brown if ae
1454 Manbicomic Portraits and Colored Plates. Hartford, 1873
pre gees F THE Rev. DAvip BRAINERD, Missionary tc th
ee ft on the borders of New York, New Jerse and re a
radi from his own Diary. By Rev. Jonnthansed a
sae oe ee ae 8vo. sheep New maven, 1663
A , HZEKIAL. History of the United St: 1 ‘othe
Revolution, with Account of the AvOLgI Ge 7 elie ue
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56 oe Pn eee aEE) Ongin, of the North ne eraae
M: rs and ( s, Languages. Orn: 8v0,
half calf, marbled sides and edges, neat Ee oe
1457 The Same. 8v Now York. ie
ep S e Same: 8vo, cloth. New York, 1853
45 ame i ms ae Sanna oe we poets on the Couationee
State Ca t Natural History ¢ Histori
pitted Collection, State of aNer York aaeracenes ob
ae aaa and Colored Plates. : ibn 0
aS Dates aie oe Atty of Tieatherstecktie.
Pecans tee Geek ae , Cloth. 6 Photographs. IN. Y.. 1872
ORY OF THE GREAT INDIAN WAR OF 1675 576, (Kin
goes es i oy the phere and Indian aie 7. By Themes
7K ; with Notes, etc., by Samuel G. | ‘alk alf
neces oe pecled sides and edges, neat. Wierda ye ie
Pipes ILLIAM. Traditions of De-coo-dah and WX ti
a Eh Explorations, Surveys and Txdavations
ies ee PEORBAtT ne we) Monte Builders ; Traditions of
8 8 > ik Nation relative t ir Oriei
aye eeu oe 8vo Numerous Illustrations. i yen
pit ee gues INDIANS. Article from North Ameri i
Be vA eet Cees William Penn.” 8yo, paper 1830
SRE SEEN AC LOGUE OF CATLIN’S INDIAN CARTOONS :
ities Agpesant cage, 8 Ol Eanes 23.00
Sve, paper. Autograph Pose mene et ae isti
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1464 LoGan, the Last of the Race of Shikellemus, Chief of the Ca-
yuga Nation: also, The Dialogue of the Backwoodsman and
Dandy. By Dr. Joseph Doddridge. 4to, paper. uncut.

Cincinnati, 1868

1465 PENHALLOW, SAMUEL. History of the Wars of New Eng-
land with the Eastern Indians; or, A Narrative of their con-
tinued Perfidy and Cruelty from 1703 to 1713, and from 1722
to 1725. 4to, paper, uncut. Reprinted with Memoir, etc,

Cinti, 1859

1466 Bruyas, Rev.Jas Radical Words of the Mohawk Language,
with their Derivative. 8vo, paper, uncut. N. Y.. 1862

1467 MacHam, A. B. Wigwam and Warpath; or, The Royal Chief
in Chains. Thick 8vo, half morocco. Portrait of Captain
Jack, etc. Boston, 1875

1468 AporiginaL AmprRIcA. By Jacob Abbott. 12mo, cloth.

New York, 1860

1469 THATCHER’s INDIAN BIOGRAPHY. 2 vols., 16mo, cloth.

1470 Frost, Joun. Indian Battles, Captivities and Adventures.

2mo, half calf, neat. I/lustrated. N. Y., 1859.

1471 Hisrory, Manners, Customs and Antiquities of the Indians of
North and South America. By S. G. Goodrich. 2 vols.,
12mo0, cloth. Tllustrated. Boston

1472 DRAKE, BensAmIn. Life of Tecumseh and his brother, The
Prophet, with sketch of the Shawnee Indians. 12mo, cloth.
IVustrated. Cinti., 1850

4473 MA-KA-TAI-ME-SHE-KIA-KIAK: or. Black Hawk and Scenes in the

West, embracing account of the Black Hawk War. Legend
of the Illinois Tribe ; the Massacre of Chicago, ete. By El-
pert H. Smith. 12mo0,cloth. Portrait. New York, 1849
1474 Mprx, A. B. Romantic Passages in Southern History. 12mo,
cloth. Mobile, 1857
1475 HECKEWELDER. Transactions of the Historical and Literary
Committee of the American Philosophical Society. Vol. I.
containing Heckewelder’s Account of the History, Man-
ners, and Customs of the Indian Nations who once Inhabited
Pennsylvania and Neighboring States. Correspondence be-
tween Heckewelder and Mr. Duponceon on the Languages of
the American Indians, etc. 8vo, half calf, marbled sides and
edges, neat. Philadelphia, 1819
1476 Narrative of the Mission of the United Brethren among
the Delaware and Mohegan Indians from 1740 to 1805, com-
prising all the remarkable incidents which took place during
that period ; anecdotes, speeches of Indians, etc. 8vo, half
moroceo, gilt, marbled sides and edges, neat. Portrait of
Zeisberger. Philadelphia, 1820
1477. YARRow, DR. H. C. Introduction to the Study of Mortuary

Customs among the North American Indians. 4to paper.
Washington, 1880
1478 Scuooncrarr, H.R. Discovery of the Sources of the Missis-
sippi River. With appendix containing articles on Indian
Hieroglyphics, Languages, and History, by various authors.
8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1855
1479 CATALOGUE or PHorograpnic Porrrarrs of North Ameri-
can Indians in the Smithsonian Institution. Svo, paper,
uneut, 42 pp. Washington, 1867

4480 LAWS OF THE CHEROKEE NATION, 1839-1867. 8vo, sheep.

St. Louis, 1868

63

1481 Mc i i
a ers gee History of Baptist Indian Missions; the
pel ne snout Bee of the Aboriginal Tribes ete
9 pac OUD SSUne UL CAEP Dee ashi 1, 1840
1482 rears eS Narrative of a Tour ie ene ies
Bove Cece ang, forse use of the Government the ace
@ ite of t] ¢ ribes. 8vo, half calf, marbled sid

yea eee ey dean ates and Map. Newer ies
ERT, LIBUT. « rt OL an Expedition on t Ar-

paleas and through the country of the Oommen Tes,
nae Doe Spp. Map and Plates Washington 1846
SEES ane L. Sketches of a Tour to the Lakes: the

Spar and customs of the Chippewa Indians, and Inci
ont conpecten With the treaty of Fond du Lac: al a
vores u SS the Algic, or Chippewa language. Byo. Keene
aeanen oe sales some of which are colored. Baltimore 1827
AS THE SENECA INDIANS in New York. 8vo alt

Philadelphia, 1840
ory, Manners and
8vo, boards, uncut.

HuntE i Be ie
ee TEE) D. Memoirs of a Captivity among aie Tdiand
ene Dave iteceen are to the age of 19, with ar

init calf, gil, of their Manners and pastors: 8vo,

ANECDOTES of American Indians. Pre arse

ings in Boston,” ete. 16mo, BET staan eee

Axsport, JAcoB. Wars of the Gaatiaee ea apeteen a re

! Tine We ie
PEON to he Indians from Indian Gain ot Bale
mice ay aoatae to Fort Wayne, in 1804, written at ti 3
ee y aptate ep LODIATS with Appendix. By Martha i.
iV Uplate aoe » Pal te ‘ : Philadelphia, 1862
Se ae fe ‘D SCAPE ; or, Life Among the Sioux. By
ogee fe ae ag at cloth. Lllustrated. Phila., 1870
ORs. f ia 5
Hie Tomahawk to the Garin SBy ore oe
ae sneer - 12mo, paper,
‘ EBATE in the House of Representatives on the Se SRonWie

January and Februar 3 g ane a
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RA SA] e and Adventu é
Sea Mere ‘ in ntures of Black Hawk ;
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Cineinna ti, faa
1495 New INDIAN SKETCHES. By Rey. P. F. De 6
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et. 16mo, cloth,
1496 ABORIGINAL REMAINS OF oe

RT it TENNESSEE.
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i) or)

1497 ARCH MOLOGICAL R
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tae See ae Ee 4to, paper. Illustrated. Wasl mele a

=MAINS OF LATER PreE-EHisroric MA Wee De

4to, paper, uncut. Full page TUS rORD Rae Wiens

1499 THE SCULPTURES OF SANTA LucIA (©
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RCHAOLOGICAL COLLECTION OF 1

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UM hir n. 4to, r,uneut. 5

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15 THE Var E TABLET 1 E U.S. NA AL MusEuy

Stray ae q
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>, JAMES. ketches of t i
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Washington, 1878
OSUMALWHUAPA IN
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By I. A. Lapham. 4to, half cloth. Maps and, [ilustrations.
Washington, 1853.
1503 MEXICAN History AND ARCHAOLOGY. Brantz Mayer. 4to
paper, uncut. /lwstrated. Washington, 1856
1504 ABORIGINAL REMAINS OF THE STATE OF New Yorxr. By E.
S. Squier. 4to, paper. Tlustrated. Washington, 1849
1505 GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARY OF THE YORABA LaNGUAGE,
with Description of the Country and People of Yoraba. By
J. I. Bowen. 4to, paper, uncut. Washington, 1858
1506 Arcuamonoay of the United States. By Samuel F. Haven.
Quarto, paper, uncut. Washington, 1856
1507 Tue Inprans of Cape Flattery, Washington Territory. By
James G. Swan. Quarto, paper, uncut. Illustrated.
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1508 Tue Haran InprANs of Queen Charlotte’s Islands, British
Columbia, their Carvings, Tattoo Designs, ete. By James G.
Swan. Quarto, paper. uncut. Colored Lilustra‘ions.
Washington, 1874
1509 Ancrmnt Minrne on the Shores of Lake Superior. By Charles
Whittlesey. Quarto, paper, uncut. Illustrated. Wash., 1863
1510 ConrrrBurions TO AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, under the Direc-
tion of Major J. W. Powell. Vol. I Embracing the Tribes of
Alaska, their Distribution, Nomeuclature, Customs, Super-
stitions, Fables, etc., etc. By W. H. Dall. Quarto, cloth.
Illustrated. Washington. 1877
1511 The same. Volume III. embracing the Tribes of Califor-

nia. By Stephen Powers. Quarto, cloth. Illustrated. 635
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Quarto, cloth. Illustrated Washington, 1881

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1518 ErHNoGRAPHY AND PurLoLoGy of the Hidatsa Indians. By
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1514 Reports of the Commissioners of Indian Affairs, embr-cing @
History of the Life, Changes, Edueation, Wars, Treaties, etc.,
ete., of the Various Tribes of the States and Territories,
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MORMONS, QUAKERS, MASONRY, E'G.

BraviE, J. H. Life in Utah; or, The Mysteries and Crimes of
Mormonism; an Exposure of the Secret Rites and Ceremo-
nies. etc. Syo, sheep. Map and Tilustrated. Phila., 1870

FEMALE Lire Among the Mormons. By the Wife of a Mor-
mon Elder. 12mo. cloth. Colored illustrations. N. Y., 1860

DuNN, Rny.. BALLARD S. How to Solve the Mormon Question.
8vo, paper, 30 pp- New York.

MounvrAiIn Mpapows MASSACRES. 8yvo, paper, 139 pp.

Washington, 1860

Uran Exprprrion. Reports from the Secretaries of State,
War. Interior, etc., Relative to the Military Expedition Or-
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CopMAN, JoHN. The Mormon Country: A Summer With the

‘¢ Latter-Day Saints.’? 12mo, cloth. Illustrated. N. Y., 1844

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1521
Kane, Tos. L. The Mormons; Discourse Before Penn. His-

torical Society. 8vo, paper, 92 pp. Philadelphia, 1850

1522 Furris. oN: x J e y vi
8, BEng. G. Utah and th Mormons; Histor Govern
R4) Sy

ment, Customs, ete. 12mo, cloth. Illustrated. N Y., 1854
Ye, 1

1523 THE PROPHETS OF
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Jost while I was in the country in the war.”

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Revolutionary War. 26 pp. 1861
1621 THE DArrMoor Massacre, Transposed in Verse. An Au-
thentic and Particular Account of the Tragic Massacre at
Dartmoor Prison, in which 67 American Sailors fell the Vic-
tims to the Jailor’s Revenge, etc. By J. H. Waddell. 8 pp.
Boston, 1815
1622 MrssaGE from the President, Conditions of ‘Peace with Great
Britain, ete. 28 pp. Wash., 1814
1623 Conran, Roper T. Address before the Historical Society of
Pennsylvania at the Celebration of the 170th Anniversary of
the Landing of Penn, on the First Constitution and Govern-
ment of the State of Pennsylvania. 82 pp. Phila., 1853
1624 Discourse on the Qualifications and Duties of an Historian,
before the Georgia Historical Society. By Hon. Mitchell
King. 28 pp. Savannah, 1843
1625 VIRGINIA GEORGICcS. Written for the Hole and Corner Club
of Powhatan. By Charles Carter Lee. 125 pages. Rich., 1858
1626 Documents in relation to the Differences which subsisted be-
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Uncut, 38 pages. Wash., 182
1627 BANcROFT, Grorar. The Necessity, the Reality, and the
Progress of the Human Race. Oration before New York
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New York, 1854
1628 SrrvEns, GrorGE ALEXANDER. Lecture on Heads. 12mo,
28 pages. Phila., 1787
1629 CLARK. HENRY. Historical Address on the Forty-second An-
niversary of the Battle of Hubbardton, Vt.; with Appendix,
ete. 16 pages. ; 1859
1630 NARRATIVE of Transactions in the Red River Country, from
the Commencement of the Operations of the Earl of Selkirk
to 1816. By Alexander M*Donnell. 85 pp. London, 1819
1631 Cass, Lewis. Discourse in the House of Representatives before
the American Historical Society. 58 pp. Washington, 1836
1632 ReAsons Wuy the Presen: System of Auctions ought to be
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1634 Lewis, Winstow. Address before the New England Historic
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rian. Christopher C. Baldwin. 19 pp. Worcester, 1835
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the Society, ete. 38 pp. Worcester, 1819

ANNUAL Report of the President of the Maryland Historical
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WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. Congressional Banquet in Honor
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NARRATIVE of the Extraordinary Sufferings of Mr. Robert
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Journey through the Wilderness from Canada to Kennebeek
River, etc.: also, Narrative of the Captivity and Escape of
Mrs. Frances scott. By Arthur Boardman. Phila., 1794

1642 Discourse before the Historical Society of Pennsylvania on
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51 pp. Phila., 1827

1648 ApDRESSES on the Presentation of the Sword of General An-
drew Jackson to Congress. 40 pages. 1855

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of Priests, the Blessings of War, the Wrongs of Man, the

Rights of Man, Warning to Tyrants, Voice of the People,

ete. In all 76 pages. London
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etc. 49 pp. New York, 1802

1648 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Transmitting Documents
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the Northern Frontier. 114 pp., uncut. Wash., 1814

1649 SmurrH, Horace W. Nuts for Future Historians to Crack; Con-
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90 pp., uncut. Philadelphia, 1856

1650 SULLIVAN, WILLIAM. Oration before Washington Benevolent
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95 NDSLEY,
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Planting of Maryland and Pennsylvania. 50 pp., uncut.

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1701 Francis, JouN W.,M.D. New York during the last Half-
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1703. DEFENCE oF CRANEY IsLAND on June 22,1813. Statement by
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uncut.

1704 CALIFORNIA. Western America, including California and Or-
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Philadelphia, 1849
1705 Wuy A Narionan LITERATURE Cannot Flourish in the U.S.
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1706 ApDprEssns DELtyEREn on the Death of Zachary Taylor, in the
Senate and House of Representatives. 112 pp. Plate. 1851)

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1710 Werpsrer, DANIEL. and Thomas
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W711 Wurre Danren A. Eulogy on John Pickering. 106 pp.

Cambridge, 1847

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1700 Winitam Wirt.

Discourse on John Adams

1712 ADDRESSES IN CongRESs on the De
40 pp. Portrait.

1713 Procexprnes of the Century Association, in Honor of the
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1714 Tyson, JAmMEs L Diary of a Physician in California; Notes
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1715 Apams, J. Q. Eulogy on James Madison.~ 90 pp-, uneut.

: Boston, 1836
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1717 Buack, Jere S. Eulogy on General Andrew Jackson at Bed-
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W718 Evrrzrr, Epwarp. Tribute to the memory of Washington
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1719 Lunr, Wu. P. Discourse at the interment of John Quincy
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1721 THE GOLD REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA; its History, Geography,
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32 pp. Salem, 1874

 
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