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Paulin, 1855.

CUSICK.

Culm rock; the story of a year. What it brought and what it taught. By Glance Gaylord. (pseudon.) 432 pp. 4 pl. 16°. Boston, H. Hoyt, [1867].

Cumberland (Richard, LL. D.) The observer, being a collection of moral, literary, and familiar essays. [anon.] 2d ed. 5 v. 8°. London, C. Dilly, 1788-90.

Cumming (John, D. D.) Last warning cry; with reasons for the hope that is in me. 327 pp. 8°. New York, G. W. Carleton & Co. 1867.

[Bibliothèque de poche].

Curiosités de l'archéologie et des beaux arts. vi, 493 pp. 18°. Paris, Paulin, 1855. [Bibliothèque de poche].

Curiosités des inventions et découvertes. 471 pp. 18°. Paris, Paulin, 1855. [Bibliothèque de poche].

Curiosités historiques. 380 pp. 18°. Paris, Paulin, 1855.

1815.

The velvet cushion. 151 pp. 18°. Philadelphia, E. Earl, 1815.

[With his "WORLD without souls."] Cunningham (William M.) Cross' masonic chart, revised, containing the degrees of the ancient York rite, as worked in the U. S. [With] historical sketch of the origin and progress of free-masonry. 2d ed. 332 pp. 49 pl. 8°. Philadelphia, Moss & Co. 1867.

Manual of the ancient accepted Scottish rite, arranged to correspond with the ritual of the supreme council of the 33d degree for the northern masonic jurisdiction of the U. S. 3d ed. 236 pp. 120. Philadelphia, Moss & Co. 1867. Curiae canadenses, or the Canadian law courts; a poem, by Plinius Secundus. [anon.] 31. 126 pp. 8°. Toronto, H. & W. Rowsell, 1843. Curione (Celio Secondo). Defence of the true and old authority of Christ's church. Translated by John Philpot. pp. 319-446. [In PHILPOT (John). Examinations and writings. 80. Cambridge, 1842.]

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Hooker. v. 92, (or 3d series, v. 22). 69 1. 66 pl. 8°. London, L. Reeve & Co. 1867. Curtius (Ernst). Peloponnesos; eine historischgeographische beschreibung der halbinsel. 2 v. vi, 495 pp. 9 maps; 639 pp. 21 maps. 80. Gotha, J. Perthes, 1851-52. Curwen (John Christian). Observations on the state of Ireland, principally directed to its agriculture and rural population. 2 v. xix, 435 pp; xii, 355 pp. 8°. London, Baldwin, Cradock & Joy, 1818. Cushing (Rev. David). Divine judgments upon tyrants, and compassion for the oppressed; [commemorative] sermon at Lexington, Apr. 20, 1778. 28 pp. 80. Boston, Powars & Willis, 1778.

Cushman (Robert). The sin and danger of self-love described; a sermon preached at Plimouth in New England in 1620. vi, 26 pp. 180. Boston, 1724. (Imperfect; title page, and PP. 23 to 26 wanting, supplied in Ms.) Cusick (David). Sketches of the ancient history of the Six nations. 36 pp. 2 pl. 16°. Lockport, Cooley & Lathrop, 1828.

The same. 35 pp. 4 pl. 8°. Lockport, Turner & McCollum, 1848.

CUTLER.

Cutler (Elbridge Jefferson). War poems. 59 pp. sq. 16°. Boston, Little, Brown & Co. 1867.

Cutler (Henry Stephen). The masonic harmonia; a collection of music for the use of the masonic fraternity. 120 pp. 129. New York, Masonic pub co. 1867.

Cuvier (Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert, baron). Discours sur les révolutions de la surface du globe. 5o éd. vi, 400 pp. 6 pl. 8°. Paris, G. Dufour & E. D'Ocagne, 1828.

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v. 1. Organes du mouvement. xxxi, 521 pp. 9 tab. v. 2. Organes des sensations. xvi, 697 pp.

v. 3-4. Organes de la digestion, circulation, respiration, voix. xxviii, 558 pp; xii, 539 pp. v. 5. Organes de la génération, excrémentielles. vii, 368 pp. 52 pl.

The same. [Revues par F. G. Cuvier, Laurillard, et G. L. Duvernoy]. 2o éd. 8 v. in 9. 8°. Paris, Crochard & Cie. 1835-49.

CONTENTS.

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v. 1. Généralités, et les organes du mouvement des animaux vertébrés.

v. 2. Organes du mouvement et ostéologie de la tête.

v. 3. Système nerveux, etc.

v. 4. Organes de mastication, etc.

v. 5. Organes d'alimentation des mollusques, animaux articulés et zoophytes.

v. 6-7. Description du fluide nourricier dans les quatre types, etc.

v. 8. Organes de génération et des sécrétions, etc. Le règne animal distribué d'après son organisation. 4 v. 8°. Paris, Déterville, 1817.

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Des dents des mammifères, considérées comme caractères zoologiques. lv, 258 pp. 103 pl. 8°. Strasbourg, Levrault, 1825. 8. Description des mammifères et des oiseaux les plus remarquables, etc. 2 v. 8°. s. [With BUFFON. Oeuvres complètes. Supplément, 1831-32]. Cyprian (Johann). Historiæ animalivm continvatio.

[With FRANZ (Wolfgang). Historia animalivm. v.2]. Cyrillus (Saint, bishop of Jerusalem). Speculum sapiencie, alias quadripartitus apologeticus vocatus. 591. unp. fol. [Basileae, 1473]. s. Czerwiakowski (Ignacy Rafal). Opisanie roslin skrytopleiowych lekarskich i przemyslowych. Botaniki szczególnéj. 3 v. 8°. Kraków, Drukarni uniwersytetu, 1849-59. s. Czjzek (Johann). Erläuterungen zur geognostischen karte der umgebungen Wiens. xxx, 104 pp. 8°. Wien, W. Braumüller, 1849. S. Dablon (Claude). Relation de ce qui s'est passé de plus remarquable aux missions des pères de la compagnie de Jésus en la Nouvelle France, 1672 et 1673. v, 219 pp. 8°. Nouvelle York, J. M. Shea, 1861.

The same. 1673-79. v, 290 pp. 1 map. 8°. Nourelle York, J. M. Shea, 1860. Dabney (Richard). Poems, original and translated. 2d ed. 172 pp. 180. Philadelphia, Mathew Carey, 1815.

Dabney (Robert L.) Life of Lieut. Gen. Thomas J. Jackson (Stonewall Jackson). 2 v. vi, 333 pp; xvi, 527 pp. 1 pl. 120. Edinburgh, Nisbet & Co. 1864.

Da Costa (Emanuel Mendes). Historia naturalis testaceorum Britanniæ; or, the British conchology; in English and French. xii, 254, vii pp. 17 pl. 4°. London, author, 1778. Da Costa (J. M.) Inhalations in the treatment of diseases of the respiratory passages, particularly as affected by the use of atomised fluids. 86 pp. 120. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & Co. 1867.

Dadd (George H.) Theory and practice of veterinary medicine and surgery, containing the curative treatment of diseases of horses and cattle, sheep and swine, and embracing all the latest information on the rinderpest and trichina. 732 pp. 1 pl. 8°. Cincinnati, R. W. Carroll & Co. 1867.

DAELLI.

DANA.

Sir Peter Parker. 111 pp. 40. London, Longmans, 1815.

Dallas (William S.) A natural history of the animal kingdom, etc. 817 pp. 2 pl. 8°. London, &c., R. Griffin & Co. 1860.

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Daggett (Rev. Naphtali). Faithful serving of God and our generation. A sermon occasioned by the death of Rev. Thos. Clap, president of Yale college. 39 pp. sm. 4°. New Haven, B. Mecom, [1767?]

Dagley (Richard). Gems, selected from the antique, with descriptive illustrations by Rev. 182 George Croly. [anon.] 4°. London, 1704.

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Discourses from 120. Cincinnati,

Daguin (P. A.) Traité élémentaire de physique théorique et expérimentale, avec les applications a la météorologie et aux arts industriels. 3 v. 80. Toulouse, E. Privat, 1855-60. Daily (William M. D. D.) the pulpit. 306 pp. 1 pl. R. W. Carroll & Co. 1865. Daily national intelligencer. July 1866, to June 1867. 2 v. fol. Washington, 1866-67. Daily prayers. Part i. Revised and compiled by the committee of the Cleveland conference. Translated by Isaac M. Wise. 120 pp. 16°. Cincinnati, Block & Co. [1857].

[Same in Hebrew. 144 pp. 16°. With the preceding.] · Dalberg (Eric von, editor). Suecia antiqua et hodierna. 3 v. in 1. oblong fol. Holmiae, [1693-1714].

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[Wanting title page.] Dalbiac (William Wilks). Law list [for 1861]; comprising the judges and officers of the different courts of justice in England and Wales, [etc.] xxiv, 951 pp. 16°. London, V. & R. Stevens & sons, [1861].

Dale (Rev. James W.) Classic baptism. An inquiry into the meaning of the word βαπτίζω, as determined by the usage of classical Greek writers. 354 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, Wm. Rutter & Co. 1867.

Dall, (Caroline H.) The college, the market and the court; or, woman's relation to education, labor and law. xxxv, 499 pp. 120. Boston, Lee & Shepard, 1867. Dallas (E. S.) The gay science. 2 v. xviii, 334 pp; xvi, 334 pp. 8°. London, Chapman & Hall, 1866.

Dallas (Sir George). Biographical memoir of

Dalrymple (Campbell, Lieut. Col.) Extracts from a military essay on the raising, arming, clothing, and discipline of the British infantry and cavalry. 31 pp. 8 pl. 120. Philadelphia, Humphreys, Bell and Aitken, 1776.

[With SIMES (Thomas). New military dictionary. 1776. Wanting 3 pl.]

Dalrymple (Sir David, lord Hailes). Re

marks on the history of Scotland. vi, 284 pp. 18°. Edinburgh, Balfour & Smellie, 1773.

Dalton (John, D. C. L.) Meteorological observations and essays. 2d ed. xx, 244 pp. 8°. Manchester, Harrison & Crossfield, 1834. S.

On the phosphates and arseniates; microcosmic salt; acids, bases and water; and a new and easy method of analysing sugar. 4 v. in 1. 46 pp. 120. Manchester, J. Harrison, 1840-42.

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Daly (César). L'architecture privée au 19° siècle sous Napoléon iii. Nouvelles maisons de Paris et de ses environs. 2 v. in 3. fol. Paris, A. Morel & Cie. 1864.

CONTENTS.

v. 1. Hotels privés. v. 2. Maisons à loyer. v. 3. Villas suburbaines.

Dalzel (Andrew). History of the university of Edinburgh from its foundation. With a memoir of the author [by C. Innes. Edited by D. Laing]. 2 v. vi, 280 pp; x, 481 pp. 1 pl. 8°. Edinburgh, Edmonston & Douglass, 1862.

Damberger (Christian Frederick [pseudon.]). Travels through the interior of Africa from the Cape of Good Hope to Morocco, in the years 1781 to 1797. xxiv, 523 pp. 8°. Charlestown, (Mass.) S. Etheridge, 1801. Dana (E.) A description of the bounty lands of Illinois; also the principal roads and routes through the United States. 108 pp. 120. Cincinnati, Looker, Reynolds & Co. 1819. Dana (James, D. D.) Two discourses: 1, on the commencement of a new year; 2, on the completion of the eighteenth century, delivered in New Haven, January, 1801. 68 pp. 8°. New Haven, W. W. Morse, 1801.

DANA.

DANZ.

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Supplements to Dana's mineralogy. 1st to 7th, by the author; 8th to 10th, by Geo. J. Brush. 10 v. in 1. 8°. New Haven, Am. journal of science, 1855-62. Dana (T. Freeman, M. D. and Samuel L. M.D.) Outlines of the mineralogy and geology of Boston and its vicinity. With a geological map. 80. Boston, 1818. Dancourt (Florent Carton). Les œuvres de théatre. 4 éd. 8 v. 16°. Paris, compagnie des libraires, 1742.

CONTENTS.

v. 1. Les fonds perdus; Le chevalier à la mode; Les bourgeoises à la mode; L'été des coquettes; La folle enchère.

v. 2. La maison de campagne; L'impromptu de garnison; La parisienne; La femme d'intrigues; La désolation des joucuses; La gazette; L'opéra | de village.

v. 3. Les vendanges; Le tuteur; La foire de Besons; Les vendanges de Suresne; La foire Saint Germain; Le moulin de Javelle; Les eaux de Bourbon; Prologue et divertissemens nouveaux pour Circe, tragédie en machines.

v. 4. Les vacances; Renaud et Armide; La loterie; La charivary; Le retour des officiers; Les curieux de Compiègne; Le mari retrouvé ; Nouveau prologue, et nouveaux divertissemens pour la comédie de l'inconnu.

v. 5. Les fécs; Les enfans de Paris; La feste de village; Les trois cousines; Colin-Maillard. v. 6. L'opérateur Barry; Nouveau prologue,

et nouveaux divertissemens pour la comédie des amans magnifiques; La galant jardinier; Le diable boiteux; Second chapitre du diable boiteux; La trahison punic; Madame Artus. v. 7. Les agioteurs; La comédie des comédiens, ou l'amour charlatan; L'amour charlatan; Céphale et Procris; Sancho Pança.

v. 8. L'inpromptu de Suresne; L'inpromptu de Liv-y; Divertissement de Sceaux; Les festes nocturnes du cours; Le vert galant; Le prix de l'arquebuze; La métempsicose des amours; La déroute du Pharaon.

Danet (Pierre). Magnum dictionarium latinum et gallicum. 4. 580 1. Parisiis, J. Barbou, 1744.

Dangy (-) See Daugis (—.) Daniel (George). Catalogue of [his] library, and other objects of art and vertu, sold July, 1864. v, 222 pp. 8°. London, Sotheby, 1864.

Democritus in London; with notes festivous, etc. [anon.] 312 pp. 180. London, W. Pickering, 1852.

Daniel (J.) Rinderpest, human plagues, and the small pox; their cause and prevention. 16 pp. 16°. Macclesfield (Eng.) author, 1865.

of England. 4th ed. With continuation unto the raigne of Henry vii. By John Trussell. 4 p. 1. 262 pp. sm. fol. London, J. Williams, 1850.

Poetical works. 8°. Edinburgh, 1793. [Anderson's Brit. poets, v. 4.] Daniell (Samuel). Sketches representing the native tribes, animals and scenery of southern Africa, engraved by William Daniell. 52 pp. 48 pl. 4°. London, W. Daniell and W. Wood, 1820.

Daniell (William). Sketches of a voyager. 27 pl. obl. 8°. [London, about 1814]. Danielssen (Daniel C.) See Koren (J.) and Danielssen. Pectinibranchiernes Udviklings-historie.

Dänische bibliothec; oder sammlung von alten und neuen gelehrten sachen aus Dännemarck. 5 pts. in 2 v. 16°. Copenhagen, 1738-44. s. Dankers (Jasper), and Sluyter (Peter) Journal of a voyage to New York, and a tour in several of the American colonies in 1679-80. Translated from the Dutch, by Henry C. Murphy. xlv, 440 pp. 12 pl. 8°. Brooklyn, N. Y. 1867.

[Long Island hist. soc. publications, v. 1.] Dante Alighieri. Divine comedy, translated by H. W. Longfellow. 3 v. 4°. Boston, Ticknor & Fields, 1867.

Danz (J. And.) Interpres Ebraeo-Chaldævs, omnes vtriusque linguæ idiotismos dextere explicans. Ed. 3o. 361 pp. 42 l. 169. Jeno, J. F. Bielck, 1715.

D'ARBLAY.

D'Arblay (Frances Burney, madame.) Evelina; or, the history of a young lady's introduction to the world. xlix, 456 pp. 120. New York, Derby & Jackson, 1858. Dareste (Rodolphe). La justice administrative en France; ou, traité du contentieux de l'administration. viii, 688 pp. 8°. Paris, Durand, 1862.

Darlington (William, M. D.) Agricultural botany; an enumeration and description of useful plants and weeds which merit notice, or require the attention of American agriculturists. 120. Philadelphia, 1847.

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Darnley (Sir Charles). See Vermont (marquis de) and Darnley. London and Paris. London, 1823.

Darondeau (B.) and Chevalier (E.) Physique: observations météorologiques et magnétiques. See Vaillant, (A. N.) Voyage, etc. Daru (Pierre Antoine Noël Bruno, comte). Notions statistiques sur la librairie. 44 pp. 4°. Paris, F. Didot, 1827. Darwin (Charles). Journal and remarks. With FITZROY (Robert) and others. Narrative of the ships Adventure and Beagle. v. 3.

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Monograph on the fossil balanidæ and verrucida of Great Britain. 4°. London, 1854. S.

[Palæontographical society publications.]

Monograph on the fossil lepadidæ, or pedunculated cirripedes of Great Britain. 4°. London, 1851.

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DAVEIS.

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Daubenton (Louis Jean Marie). See Buffon (G. L. L. comte de), and Daubenton. Histoire naturelle.

Daubrée (Gabriel Auguste). Études et expériences synthétiques sur le métamorphisme et sur la formation des roches cristallines. vii, 127 pp. 4°. Paris, Acad. de sciences, 1860. s. Daudin (François Marie). Histoire naturelle, générale et particulière des reptiles. 8 v. 8°. Paris, Dufart, 1802-03.

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v. 2. Oiseaux sédilipèdes. Daughter (The) of Zion awakened, and putting on strength. [By] M. F. [anon.] 19 pp. sm. 4°. [n. p.] 1677. Daughters (The) of the prairie. [anon.] 301 pp. 3 pl. 16°. Boston, Amer. tract soc. 1865.

Daurignac (J. M. S.) History of the society of Jesus, from its foundation to the present time. Translated by Jas. Clements. 2 v. xvi, 421 pp; 372 pp. 120. Cincinnati, J. P. Walsh, 1865.

Dauton. See Auton (Jehan d').
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Traité des entozoaires et des maladies vermineuses de l'homme et des animaux domestiques. xcii, 838 pp. 8°. Paris, Baillière, 1860. Davanzati (Bernardo). Lezione delle monete, con la notizia de'cambj.

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