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LAFEVER ’S MODERN ARCHITECTURE.

Beauties of Modern Architecture : consisting of forty-eight plates of Original Designs, withPlans, Elevations and Sections, also a Dictionary of Technical Terms ; the whole forminga complete Manual for the Practical Builder. By M. Lafever , Architect.

1 vol. large 8vo., half bound.

LAFEVER ’S STAIR-CASE AND HAND-RAIL CONSTRUCTION.

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HODGE ON THE STEAM-ENGINE.

The Steam-Engine , its Origin and G-radual Improvement, front the time of Hero to the present day, as adapted to Manufactures, Locomotion and Navigation, Illustrated with fortyeightplates infull detail, numerous wood cuts, &c. By Paul R. Hodge, O.E.

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THE FRENCIPLES OF DIAGNOSIS.

By Marshall Hall, M D. F.R.S., &c. Second edition, with many improvements, By DrJohn A. Sweet. 1 vol. 8vo.

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KEIGHTLEY’S MYTHOLOGY FOR SCHOOLS.

The Mythologv of Ancient G-reece and Italy , designedfor theUse of Schools. By ThomasKeightiey. Numerous wood-cut iilustrations.

1 vol. 18mo., half bound.

HAZEN’S SYMBOLIOAL SFELLING-BOOK.

The Symbolical Spellinr-Book, in two parts. By Edward Hazen.

Containing 288 engravings.

MY SON’S MANUAL.

Compnsmg a Summary View of the Studies, Accomplishments, and Principles of Conduct, beet tuitedfor pronioting Respectability aud Success in Life. Elegautly engraved frontispiece.

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CRUDEN’S CONCORDANCE.

Containing all the Words to be found in the large Work relating to the New Testament .

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THE POLYMICRXAN NEW TESTAMENT.

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