The long perio

bene absent from the De from poblies by the devoti of a very offrame Character main found as to the incum allude in relation to th

Circumstances. I beg yo

that whatever

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have

Condition there is no motive

spenly application of all the means at my disposal for to

Harrison's Address on Entering

ed by the National Intelligencer, under the ISON"

States reached the city yesterday by the en eleven and twelve o'clock.

made by the city committee and heretofore very inclement state of the weather permitted ttendance, indeed, of citizens from the city arger than could have been anticipated under the intense desire universally felt to behold On the arrival of the cars, the rush to the not in procession, was so overwhelming that -emony of the address there, and the General ines of citizens, to the City Hall, where Mr. s follows:

y fellow-citizens of Washington, I beg leave d heartfelt welcome to the Metropolis of the a duty more gratifying to my own feelings, Form... In the name of my fellow-citizens

al residence."

N replied, briefly, but well. He said that tizens of Washington had left him no room ose whom he represented, as cordial as that ties he might encounter in the administration had a most pleasing anticipation of happiness might reside amongst them.

cumstances of the affairs of the district, to Gen. H. said, whatever they might be, he anting to induce him, by all the legal means rovement or reformation."

on, page 49]

N PAINTINGS OF THE WEST

inal oil painting on canvas: "The Signed and dated by the artist: 1500.00

s large oil must be regarded as his mastersavage war whoop, the pride of victory and are marvelously expressed. Having gained

[291] [HAWAII.] Investigation by Premier of the Hawaiian Islands in vindic by his Majesty, impugned by William General, who demanded and took posses Richard Charlton, Esq., late British Cons conditions agreed upon between the Ear Commissioners, Messrs. Haalilio and Ric pp., 8vo, sewn, uncut. Honolulu, 1846. Carter 31. Presentation copy from J. J. Jarvis.

[292] [HAWAII.] The same. gation, containing the demands made by the correspondence and all cases of Brit ticulars of the enquiry at the Palace, a British Rear Admiral Sir George F. Se Honolulu, 1846.

The same.

[293] [HAWAII.] taining the evidence given by Mr. David Premier. To which is added sundry lette tion, the supremacy of Kaahumanu, Karai and the principles adopted by the Boar appointed by the King for the settlement 8vo, sewn, uncut. Honolulu, 1847.

[294] [HAWAII.] Wyllie, R. C. Repor Affairs. By order of his majesty, King

HISTORY OF IDAHO

ames. Idaho: Facts and statistics stock-raising, lumbering, and other mate, scenery and game. Informa, prospector, and traveller. 150 pp.,

tant of Idaho items.

50.00

he Coeur d'Alene Indians. 21 pp., on print, 1886. 25.00

n in Montana in defense of the Coeur d'Alene ainst the unjust charges of white settlers.

Gold and Silver Mining Company. mines, Bear Creek District, Idaho 1 printed wrappers. New York, 45.00

the new mines; their production and develope way to get to the mines; mode of travel; 1 Colorado; immense richness of the Boise

ADE AND COMMERCE OF CHICAGO

er commerce and railroads. 29 pp., Democratic print, 1853. 45.00

ies. Annual review for 1852, the first of

e same [Survey 85] for 1853. 15.00

Much of the early local history is from the town journalist and made a perilous journey throug used to print the slender volume.

[312] [INDIANA.] Brough, John. E president of the Madison and Indianapo pp., 8vo, original printed wrappers. New [313] [INDIANA.] Chittenden, E. L. voyage. Plates. 44 pp., 8vo, printed wr print, 1875.

Curious work privately printed "for the loved

[314] [INDIANA.] Ellsworth, Henry of land in the Wabash Valley, Indiana cash. Folio broadside in two wide colum

Descriptive circular on the advantages of the

[315] [INDIANA.] Exhibit of the af Bellefontaine Railroad Company. Foldin printed wrappers. N. p., 1850.

The large colored lithograph map by T. A. M times to many points throughout the region, as far

[316] [INDIANA.] Morris, Col. Th Indiana, with a statement of the condition of construction. Elephant folio folding wrappers. New York, 1850.

The accompanying text is by John Brough.