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 This Catalof^uc comprises the results of quiet <;atherinj.^ 
 (luri'ig- t\vent\'-five years. Nearly all the works were care- 
 fully collected, as means and opportunity permitted, for 
 specific use in work which had been carefully outlined, and 
 was in process of patient elaboration. Unfortunately it has 
 become impossible to maintain the scheme longer. At the 
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 finally discontinued. To obviate the j)ossibility of injudicious 
 infraction of the mandate, it has been ver\' reluctantly de- 
 cided to dispose of the entire collection. 
 
 Among the groups worthy of special notice are : I'^Iotida 
 and Florida War, l -41 ; Cherokee Controversy, 48-53; 
 Virginia History, 67-CS6 ; Indian Territory, 141-163; Texas 
 and Southwest, 164-199 ; Mexican War, 200-231; Mexico 
 232-264; Pacific Coast (South, Central and North America., 
 265-334; Transcontinental narrati\es prior to 1H54, 335-404; 
 Kansns, 4GO-433 ; British America and French Explorations, 
 443-495 : Jesuit Relations, 496-506 ; New England, 515-60/ ) 
 New York, 602-709 ; New Jersey, 745-849; Central States,; 
 Northwest and Mississippi Valley, 853-993 ; Indians, 995- 
 1 139 ; War of 1812, l 168-75 I Indian Languages, 1 196-1446 ; 
 Genealogy, 1177-1195. Under each of these topics may be 
 found works of special interest and eminent value. 
 
 The last sentence of note under No. 334 should be 
 paragraphed as relating to the succeeding numbers. 
 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
 1 De la Vega, Garcilaso. Historia del Adelantado, 
 
 Hernando de Soto, Governador, y Capitan General 
 del Reino de la Florida. Folio, vel. Madrid, 1723 
 
 2 De Soto, Ferdinand. Histoire de la Conquete de la 
 
 Floride, traduite, en Francois par St. Pierre Richelet. 
 2 vols., i2mo, bds: Map and (^ plates. A. Leide, 1731 
 
 3 De Soto, Don Fernando. The Discovery and Con- 
 
 quest of Terra Florida. Map. 8vo, cl. unc. Printed 
 for the Hakluyt Society. London, 1851 
 
 3a Smith, Buckingham. Narratives of the Career of Her- 
 nando de Soto in the Conquest of Florida. Portrait. 
 Royal 8vo, unc. (Bradford Club No. 5.) N. Y. 1866 
 
 4 Irving, Theodore. The Conquest of Florida, by Her- 
 
 nando de Soto. Map. i5mo, cl. N. Y. 1851 
 
 5 De Vaca, Alvar Nunes Cabeca. Relation of, trans- 
 
 lated from the Spanish by Buckingham Smith Por- 
 trait. 8vo, h mor. N. Y. 1871 
 
 6 Coleccfonde Varios Documentos para la Historia 
 
 de la Florida y Tierras Adyacentos. Edited and pub- 
 lished by Buckingham Smith. 4to, h mor. 
 
 London, 1857 
 
 7 Le Movne, Jacobus. Brevis Narratio eorum quae in 
 
 Florida Americae Provincia Gallis acciderunt, sccunda 
 in illam Navigatione, duce Renato dc Laudonnierc 
 classis Praefecto: Anno MDLXHH. Map, 2 en- 
 graved titles, coat of arms, engraving and 42 plates. 
 Folio, unb. Frankfurt am Maine, 1591 
 
 The work of a skilled and painstaking pioneer in 
 portraying pictorially the life and usages of the I ndians 
 of our domain. 
 
 8 COXE, Daniel. Description of the English Province 
 
 of Carolana. By the Spaniards call'd Florida, and by 
 the French, La Louisiane. Map. i2mo, cf. 
 
 London, 1741 
 
 ;GSi«-3--»--". 
 
9 Roberts, William. An Account of the First Dis- 
 covery and Natural History of Florida. Map and 6 
 plans by Jeffreys. Small 4to, h cf. London, 1763 
 
 10 Hartkam, William. Travels through North and 
 
 South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida, the 
 Cherokee, Creek and Chactaw Country. Frontispiece, 
 map and 6 plates. 8vo cf. Dublin, 1793 
 
 1 1 William, John Lee, A view of West Florida, Em- 
 
 bracing its Geography, Topography, &c., with an ap- 
 pend treating of its Antiquities, &c. Map^ 8vo bds., 
 unc. Phil. 1827 
 
 12 William, John Lee. The Territory of Florida: or 
 
 Sketches of the Topography, Civil and Natural His- 
 tory of the Country. Map, frontispiece and 2 plates. 
 8vo, h mor. N. Y. 1837 
 
 13 Darby, William. Memoir on the Geography, and 
 
 Natural and Civil History of F^lorida. Map. 8vo, 
 bds., unc. Phil. 1821 
 
 14 ViGNOLES, Charles. Observations upon the Floridas. 
 
 8vo, bds., unc. N. Y. 1823 
 
 15 Sewall, R. K. Sketches of St. Augustine. Frontis- 
 
 piece and ^ plates. i2mo, cl. N. Y. 1848 
 
 16 Brinton, D. G. Notes on the Floridian Peninsula. 12 
 
 mo, cl. Phil. 1859 
 
 17 WllITEHKAI), Charles E. Wild Sports in the South; 
 
 or, the Camp-Fires of the Everglades. Frontispiece 
 and 5 plates. i2mo, h cf. N. Y. i860 
 
 17a Roosevelt, R. B. Florida and the Game Water-Birds 
 of the Atlantic Coast and Lakes of the United States. 
 Illustrated. i2mo, cl. N. Y. 1884 
 
 18 Perry, W. L. Scenes in a Surveyor's I.ife ; or a 
 
 Record of Hardships and Dangers of a Party of Sur- 
 veyors in South Florida. i2mo, cl. 
 
 Jacksonville, 1859 
 An interesting narration of I'Morida life and scenerv. 
 
■I 
 
 19 
 
 From the Hudson to the St. Johns. 
 
 Pr ivat I ly printed. i2mo, cl. Newark, N. J., n. d. 
 
 20 Davidson, James Wood. The Florida of To-day. 
 Map and 18 cuts. i2mo, cl. N, Y. 1889 
 
 2\ Hush, George Gary, History of Education in Florida. 
 8vo, paper. Washington, 1889 
 
 22 Hallock, Charles. Camp Life in Florida. 2 plans. 
 
 i2mo, cloth. N. Y., 1876 
 
 23 Nov, Owen. Southern Rambles. Florida. Illustrated. 
 
 i2mo, cloth. Boston, 1881 
 
 24 Si'RAGUE, John T. The Origin, Progress and Conclu- 
 
 sion of the Florida War. Frontispiece map and 9 
 portraits and plates. 8vo, cl. N. Y., 1848 
 
 25 — Record of Officers and Soldiers Killed 
 
 in Battle and Died in Service during the F'"lorida War. 
 8vo, stitched. Washington, 1882 
 
 A valuable supplement to Sprague's History. 
 
 26 GiDDiNGS, Joshua R. The Exiles of Florida; or, the 
 
 Crimes Committed by our Government against the 
 Maroons. Frontispiece and 4 portraits. i2mo, cl. 
 
 Columbus, O., 1858 
 
 27 Ives, Li;eut. J. C. Military Map of the Peninsula of 
 
 Florida, South of Tampa Bay. Large folding map 
 with42 pages of descriptive text. 8vo, cl. N. Y., 1856 
 
 28 Latoltr, Maj. A. Lacarriere. Historical Memoir of 
 
 the War in West Florida and Louisiana in 18 14-15. 
 Frontispiece and <^ maps. 8vo, cf. Phila, 1816 
 
 29 Bark, Capt. James. A correct and authentic Narra- 
 
 tive of the Indian W^ir in Forida, with a Description 
 of Maj. Dade's Massacre. i6ipo, mor. N. Y., 1836 
 
 30 Cohen, M. M. Notices of Florida and the Campaigns. 
 
 Map and frontispiece. 12 mo, h mor. 
 
 Charleston, 1836 
 
31 Potter, Woodburn. The War in Florida: being an 
 Exposition of its Causes, and an Accurate History of 
 the Campaigns of Generals Clinch, Gaines and Scott. 
 I Map and 2 plans.] i2mo, cl. Bait. 183O 
 Sketch of the Seminole VV^ar, and Sketches 
 
 32 
 
 33 
 
 during a Campaign. By a Lieutenant of the Left 
 Wing. 8vo, h mor. Charleston, 1836 
 
 An Authentic Narrative of the Seminole 
 
 34 
 
 War; and of the Miraculous Escape of Mrs. Mary 
 Godfrey, and her four female Children. Folding 
 Jrontispiecc and vignette. 8vo, h cl. N. Y. 1836 
 
 John's Alive ; or, the Bride of a Ghost, 
 
 and other Sketches. This vol. contains a Sketch of 
 the Florida Campaign of 1836. 3 cuts. i2mo, cl. 
 
 Phil. 1883 
 
 A Narrative of the Early Days and Re- 
 
 35 
 
 membrances of Oceola Nikannschee, Prince of Econ- 
 chatti, a young Seminole Indian. By his Guardian. 
 [Frontispiece and 2 plates.] 8vo, cl. unc. 
 
 London, 1841 
 
 36 SIMMS, W. G. (?) Osceola : or. Fact and Fiction : a Tale 
 
 of the Seminole W^ar, [Frontispiece and plate.] 12 
 mo. cl. N. Y. 1838 
 
 36a Debate in Congress on the Seminole Wgr. i2mo, sh. 
 
 Wash. 1819 
 
 37 Florida War. 14 Govt. Repts. and Documents re- 
 
 lating to, from 18 1 8 to 1826. 8vo, stitched. 
 
 Washington 
 
 38 24 Govt. Repts. and Documents relr.ting to, 
 
 from 136 to 1838. 8vo, stitched. Washington 
 
 39 Proceedings of Court of Inquiry concerning 
 
 the Florida W^r. [Maps.] 8vo, stitched. 
 
 Washington, i83iS 
 
 40 Florida War. 12 Govt. Repts. and Documents re- 
 
 lating to, from 1840 to 1850. 8vo, stitched. Wash. 
 
being an 
 
 History of 
 
 and Scott. 
 
 Bait. 1836 
 
 id Sketches 
 
 f the Left 
 
 eston, 1836 
 
 e Seminole 
 
 Mrs. Mary 
 
 n. Folding 
 
 N. Y. 1836 
 
 of a Ghost, 
 
 1 Sketch of 
 
 i2mo, cl. 
 
 Phil. 1883 
 
 lys and Re- 
 
 ce of Econ- 
 
 is Guardian. 
 
 ,ondon, 1841 
 :tion ; a Tale 
 1 plate.) 12 
 
 N. Y. 1838 
 i2mo, sh. 
 
 Wash. 1819 
 ocuments re- 
 led. 
 
 Washington 
 
 ts relr.ting to, 
 Washington 
 
 ry concerning 
 
 :d. 
 
 hington, 1838 
 
 )ocuiTients re- 
 taed. Wash. 
 
 These four lots of Documents have been witli great 
 care during several years gathered, anil contain a vast 
 storehouse of authentic information concerning the 
 most tedious and curious military enterprise of our 
 history. With the thirteen lots immedia* i'. proceed- 
 ing and the one next following, they ei.'Hi.ice the en- 
 tire war ii^ its most minute details. 
 
 41 Mss. Memoranda by Capt K. Backus of 
 
 Service under Gen. Taylor in Florida, 1837-40; num- 
 bered I, 2, 3, 4 and 5. No. i contains two pen and 
 ink plans: and No. 5, six. There is also, separate, a 
 plan of the battle of Okechobee, and a map of South- 
 ern Florida by Capt. Backus ami Lieut Gunm'son. 
 [Valuable.] 
 
 42 Adair, James. The History of the American Indians; 
 
 Particularly those Nations adjoining the M'^-sissippi, 
 East and West Florida, Geoigia, South and North 
 Carolina, and Virginia. (Map.) 4to f. London, 1775 
 
 43 Jones, Charles C, Jr. Antiquities of the Southern 
 
 Indians, particularly of the Georgia Tribes. ( 30 plates 
 and 3 woodcuts.] 8vo, cl, unc. N. Y. 1873 
 
 44 MiLFORT, Le Gal. Memoire ou Coup d'Oeil sur mes 
 
 differens voyages et mon sejour dans la Nation Crerk. 
 8vo, paper, unc. Paris, 1802 
 
 45 TiMBERLAKE, Licut. Henry. The Memoirs of. No- 
 
 tice of his Travels to and from the Cherokees. | Map. | 
 8vo, cf. London, 1765 
 
 45a Kellet, Alex. The Mental Novelist. i2mo cf. 
 
 London, 1783 
 The first paper, 33 pages, is a story of a captivity 
 
 among the Cherokee Indians. 
 
 46 Stevens, Rev. William Bacon, A History of 
 
 Georgia, from its First Discovery by Europeans to 
 the adoption of the Present Constitution in 1798. 
 2 vols. Portrait, plans and maps. 8vo. cl. 
 
 N. Y.. 1847; Phil. 1859 
 
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 47 Strobel, Rev. ^. A. The Salsburgers and their 
 
 Descendants. Portrait and plate. 12 mo. cl. 
 
 Baltimore, 1855 
 
 48 Documents relating to Georgia and the Creek Indians. 
 
 8vo, half calf. Washington, 1827 
 
 48a Messages and Reports relating to the Creek Indians. 
 \\ pieces, valuable. Wash. 1828 — 48 
 
 49 17 Govt. Repts. and Documents relating to the Remov- 
 
 al of the Cherokee and Creek Indians from Georgia. 
 8vo, stitched. Washington, 1827 — 36 
 
 49a Thomas, Cyrus. The Cherokees in Pre-Columbian 
 Times. i2mo. cl. N. Y., 1890 
 
 49b Foster, Geo. E. Se-quo-yah. The American Cad- 
 mus and Modern Moses. i2mo, cl. Phil. 1885 
 
 49c Literature of the Cherokees. i2mo cl. 
 
 Ithaca, 1889 
 
 49d Washburn, Rev. C. Reminiscences of the Indians 
 (Cherokees,) i2mo. cl. Richmond, 1869 
 
 50 34 Govt. Repts. and Documents relating to the contro- 
 
 versy between Georgia and the Cherokee and Creek 
 Indians. 8vo, stitched. Washington, 1824 — 74 
 
 51 Peters, Richard. The case of the Cherokee Nation 
 
 against the State of Georgia. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 ' > Baltimore, 1831 
 
 51a Speeches on the Removal of the Indians. i2mo. bds. 
 
 Bos. 1830 
 
 52 Ofificial correspondence on the subject of the Removal 
 
 of the Indians. 2 vols. 8vo, i stitched, un, 1 1 sh. 
 
 Washington, 1834 — 5 
 
 53 Smith, James F. The Cherokee Land Lottery with a 
 
 Map of each District and List of Names of all the 
 fortunate drawers, ^gmaps. 8vo, cf. N. Y. 1838 
 
 54 4 Pamphlets. 
 
 Stevens' Address before Ga. Hist. Society, 1841 
 
 i 
 
 
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 cl. 
 
 more, 1855 
 
 ;k Indians, 
 igton, 1827 
 
 ;k Indians. 
 1. 1828—48 
 he Remov- 
 m Georgia. 
 1, 1827—36 
 Colun'ibian 
 N. Y., 1890 
 
 irican Cad- 
 Phil. 1885 
 
 i2mo cl. 
 thaca, 1889 
 ;he Indians 
 mond, 1869 
 
 the contro- 
 
 and Creek 
 
 n, 1824 — 74 
 
 >kee Nation 
 uncut. 
 :imore, 183 1 
 
 i2mo. bds. 
 Bos. 1830 
 
 le Removal 
 n, 1 1 sh. 
 on, 1834—5 
 ittery with a 
 IS of all the 
 N. Y. 1838 
 
 )ciety, 1841 
 
 Jones, DeSoto's march before Ga. " " 1880 
 
 Portrait, 
 Jones' Address before Ga. Hist. Society, 1881 
 
 Ga. Hist. Soc. Collections, vol. 3, PI. Hawkins on the 
 Creeks. Excerpt, 1747. 
 
 55 Barclay, Anthony. Wilde's Summer Rose; or the 
 
 Lament of the Captive. An account of the Origin, 
 Mystery and Explanation of Hon. H. H. Wilde's al- 
 leged Plagiarism. 8vo. Savannah, 1871 
 
 56 LONGSTREET, Judge. Georgia Scenes, Characters, 
 
 Incidents, &c., in the First Half Century of the 
 Republic. Illustrated. i2mo. cl. N. Y., 1870 
 
 57 , Collections of the South Carolina Historical 
 
 Society. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Charleston, 1857-8 
 
 58 Gregg, Rt. Rev. Alexander. History of the old 
 
 Cheraws: Account of the Aborigines and the First 
 
 White Settlers, from 1730 to 1810. Map and plans. 
 
 ■ 8vo, cl. N. Y., 1867 
 
 59 Logan, John H. A History of the Upper Country of 
 
 South Carolina from the Earliest Periods. Vol. I. 
 {all published.) i2mo, cl. Columbia, 1859 
 
 60 Elliot, Hon. Wm. Carolina Sports by Land and 
 
 Water; Devil-Fishing, Wild-cat, Deer and Bear 
 Hunting. Illustrated. i2mo, cl. N.Y., 1859 
 
 61 Charleston, Centennial Celebration, 1 783-1 883. [Maps 
 
 and illustrations.] Svo, cl. un. Charleston, 1883 
 
 62 Martin, Francois-Xavicr. The History of North 
 
 Carolina from the Earliest Period. 2 vols. 8vo, bds. 
 unc. New Orleans, 1829 
 
 63 Lawson, John. The History of Carolina, containing 
 
 the exact Description and Natural History of that 
 Country. i2mo, cl. Raleigh, i860 
 
 64 Wiley. C. H. Life in the South. A companion to 
 
 Uncle Tom's Cabin. Illustrated. Svo. h. mor. 
 Contains much Revolutionary History. Phil. 1852 
 
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 65 Emmons, Ebenezer. Geological Report of the Mid- 
 
 land Counties of North Carolina. Illustrated, bvo, 
 hf. cf. Raleigh, 1856 
 
 66 Smith, Charles L. The History of Education in 
 
 North Carolina. Plates. 8vo, paper. Washington, 1888 
 
 66a "Skitt." Fisher's River (North Carolina.) Scenes 
 and Characters. Illustrated. i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1859 
 dj Stith, William. The History of the First Discovery 
 and Settlement of Virginia. 8vo, cf. 
 
 Williamsburg, 1747 
 
 67a Hariot, Thomas. A Briefe and True Account of the 
 New Found Land of Virginia, of the Commodities 
 and of the nature and manners of the Natural Inhab- 
 itants. [A reprint from De Boy. Engraved title, 
 map and 22 plates.] P'olio, h mor. N. Y., 1871 
 
 67b Brown, Alex, The Genesis of the United States. A 
 Narrative of the Movement in England, 1605-1616 
 which resulted in the Plantation of North America 
 by Englishmen. 2 vols. 8vo, cl. unc. Portraits and 
 maps. N. Y., 1890 
 
 One of the most important works relating to early 
 U. S. history that has appeared. 
 
 68 Hening, William W. The New Virginia Justice, 
 
 comprising the office and authority of a Justice of 
 the Peace, with two appendices, separately paged. 
 8vo, cf. Richmond, 1795 
 
 69 Jefferson, Thomas. Notes on the State of Virginia. 
 
 [Portrait, map, plate and 2 plans.] 8vo, cf. Phil. 1801 
 
 70 Jefferson, Thomas Notes on the State of Virginia. 
 
 A New Edition prepared by the Author. 8vo. cl 
 
 Richmond, 1853 
 
 71 Smith, Captain John. The Travels, Adventures and 
 
 Observations of Europe, Asia, Africa and America. 
 2 vols. [Maps and illustrations.] 8vo, cf. 
 
 --^> Richmond, 1819 
 
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 7ia Pocahontas: 
 
 Adams : Pocahontas and Captain Smith. 
 Neilh Pocahontas and her companions. Portrait 1869 
 Henry: Address, before Va. Hist. Soc, relative to 
 Capt. Smith, Pocahontas and John Rolfe. 1879 
 
 72 Withers, Alexander S. Chronicles of Boraer War- 
 
 fare, or a History of the settlement by the Whites, of 
 North-western Virginia. i2mo, cf. 
 
 Clarksburg, Va., 1831 
 
 73 Kercheval, Samuel. History of the Valley of Vir- 
 
 ginia. i2mo, cf. Winchester, Va., 1833 
 
 74 DODDkn:)GE, Joseph. Notes on the settlement and 
 
 Indian Wars of Virginia and Pennsylvania. i2mo, 
 cl. Albany, 1876 
 
 75 De Hass, Wills. History of the settlement and 
 
 Indian Wars of Vyestern Virginia. Illustrated. 8vo, 
 
 cl. * Wheeling, 1851 
 
 /6 Manual of the members of the Presbyterian Church in 
 
 Petersburg, Va., i6mo, h cf. Petersburg, 1 833 
 
 yj The Bland Papers, being a Selection from the Papers 
 
 of Col. Theodore Bland, Jr. 2 vols. 8vo. paper. 
 
 Petersburg, 1843 
 
 78 Neill, Edward D. Memoir of Rev. Patrick Copla..^, 
 
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 185 Dk Freytas, Father Nicholas. The Expedition of 
 
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 186 DURO, Capt. Cesareo Fernandez. Don Diego de 
 
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 Zahm, The Great Southwest. 1883 
 
 Ritch, Aztlan. The History, etc. of N. M. 
 
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 Squier, New Mexico and California. 
 
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 [191 SiTGRAVE.s, Capt. L. Report of an Expedition down 
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 196 Cremoxy, John C. Life among the Apaches. i2mo, 
 
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 197 Curtis, William E. Children of the Sun. i2mo, cl. 
 
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 201 CUTTS, Jas. Madison. The Conquest of California and 
 
 New Mexico by the forces of the United States. 
 
 [2 portraits, map and 4 plans.] i2mo, cl. Phil., 1847 
 
 202 Hughes, John T. Doniphan's Expedition; the Con- 
 
 quest of New Mexico, and march through Mexico. 
 [2 portraits, maps and plates.] i2mo, cl. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1848 
 
 203 Edwards, Frank S. A Campaign in New Mexico with 
 
 Col. Doniphan. (Map.) i2mo, cl. London, 1848 
 
 204 Richardson, Wm. H. Journal 01 Doniphan's Cam- 
 
 paign in New and Old Mexico. (Illustrated.) '2mo, 
 paper. N. Y. 1849 
 
 205 Robinson, Jacob S. Journal of the Santa Fe Expedi- 
 
 tion under Col. Doniphan. i6mo, paper. 
 
 Portsmouth, N. H., 1848 
 
 206 WlSLiZENUS, A. A Memoir of a Tour to Northern 
 
 Mexico with Col. Doniphan's Expedition. (3 maps.) 
 8vo, stitched. Wash. 1 848 
 
 I 
 
28 
 
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 and Scen- 
 isco, 1878 
 s. i2mo, 
 :isco, 1868 
 
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 :ago, 1883 
 
 ves. An 
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 ntiquities, \ 
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 Narration. 
 s[. Y., 1878 
 
 ifornia and 
 states. 
 Phil., 1847 
 
 1; the Con- 
 ;h Mexico. 
 
 nnati, 1848 
 
 lexico with 
 )ndon, 1848 
 
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 Fe Expedi- 
 
 N. H., 1848 
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 Wash. 1848 
 
 207 Ripley, R. S. The War with Mexico. 2 vols. 
 
 1 14 maps and plans.] 8vo, cl. N. Y., 1849 
 
 208 .Stevens, I. I. Campaigns of the Rio Grande and of 
 
 Mexico, 8vo, paper. N. Y., 1851 
 
 A military critique upon Maj. Ripley's work. 
 
 208a Kendall, Geo. W. The War between the United 
 States. (Maps.) Folio, bds. N. Y. 1851 
 
 This work is accompanied by twelve folio colored 
 plates, illustrating each of the contests between the 
 opposing armies, except Resaca de la Palma. At 
 that place the terrain was such that a view of the 
 struggle could not be given. (Very valuable.) 
 
 209 TllOKPE, F. B. Our Army on the Rio Grande. [Illus- 
 
 trated.] i2mo, cl. Phil. 1846 
 
 210 Thorpe, F. B. Our Army at Monterey. (Map and 
 
 plates.) i2mo, h. roan. Phil. 1847 
 
 211 DONNAVAN, C. Adventures, Capture and Imprison- 
 
 ment in Mexico. (Portrait.) 8vo, paper. 
 
 . Boston, 1848 
 
 212 4 Pamphlets relating to Mexican War: 
 
 Latin Poem addressed to Gen. Taylor. 
 Recollections of Service in Mexico and at Buena Vista. 
 F"ive Years an American Soldier. Service in Mexico. 
 Gen. Pillow's Defence before Court of Inquiry. 
 
 213 ScRIDNEk, B. F. A Campaign in Mexico, or a Ghmpse 
 
 at Life in Camp. (Plan.) 8vo, paper. Phil. 1847 
 
 214 Reid, Samuel C, Jr. Scouting Expeditions of Mc 
 
 Culloch's Texan on the Rio Grande. (Illustrated.) 
 i2mo, h. sh. Phil. 1848 
 
 215 CURWEN, Maskell E. Sketches of the Campaign in 
 
 Northern Mexico. (Map and plan.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 N.Y., 1853 
 
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 220 
 221 
 
 222 
 
 223 
 224 
 
 225 
 
 Bavi.IES, Friincis. A Narrative of Gen. Wool's Cam- 
 paign in Mexico. [Portrait.] 8vo, paper. 
 
 Albany, 1851 
 
 With this is a copy of a letter dated Saltillo, 
 Mexico, June 15, 1847, from Col. Wm. H. Bissell, com- 
 manding 2nd Illinois Volunteers, explaining certain 
 relations between the Regiment and Gen. Wool. 
 With Gen. Wool's autograph iudorsement. Also cop}- 
 of resolution of acknowledgment passed by Congress. 
 With Gen Wool's autograph indorsement. 
 
 Henrv, Capt. W. S. Campaign Sketches of the War 
 with Mexico. (Illustrated.) i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1847 
 
 Carleton, Capt. Jas. H. The Battle of Buena Vista. 
 (Map and plan.) i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1848 
 
 March of the Kentucky Cavalry from Louisville to the 
 Rio Grande with an Account of the Encarnacion 
 Prisoners. 8vo, paper. Louisville, 1848 
 
 Life and Military Services of Gen. Z. Taylor. (Illus- 
 trated.) 8vo, paper. N. Y., 1850 
 
 Claiborne, J. F. H. Life and Correspondence of Gen. 
 John A. Quitman. 2 vols. (Portrait and plan.) 12 
 mo, cl. N. Y. i860 
 
 Full account of service in the Mexican War. 
 
 Scott, Gen. Winfield. Memoirs of by Himself. 
 (2 Portraits.) 2 vols. i2mo, cl. N. Y. 1864 
 
 "De suis virtutibus multa praedicavit." 
 
 Kexlv John R. Memoirs of a Maryland Volunteer. 
 War with Mexico. 8vo, cl. Phil. 1873 
 
 OswANDEL, J. Jacob. Notes of the Mexican War. [II- 
 ^ lustrated.] 8vo, cl Phil. 1885 
 
 P'URBER, George C. The Twelve Months Volunteer; 
 Journal of a Private in the Campaign in Mexico. 
 [Map and plates.] 8vo, cl. Cincinnati, 1848 
 
25 
 
 i Cam- 
 
 Y, 1851 
 jaltillo, 
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 certain 
 Wool. 
 5O cop>- 
 )ngress. 
 
 lie War 
 
 k^, 1847 
 I Vista. 
 
 v^, 1848 
 
 : to the 
 jinacion 
 He, 1848 
 
 (Illus- 
 Y., 1850 
 
 of Gen. 
 
 an.) 12 
 
 Y. i860 
 
 r. 
 
 Himself. 
 Y. 1864 
 
 )lunteer. 
 hil. 1873 
 
 ar. [II- 
 lil. 1885 
 
 )lunteer; 
 Mexico, 
 ati, 1848 
 
 226 Robertson, J. H. Reminiscences of a Campaijjn in 
 Mexico (in 1st Tenn. Inf.) (Map.) i2mo, mor. 
 
 Nashville. 1849 
 
 227 Brackett. Albert G. Gen. Lane's Brigade in Central 
 Me.xicQ. [Portrait and plate.] i2mo, h mor. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1854 
 
 228 Autobiography of an English Soldier in the U. S. Arm\- . 
 during the War with Mexico. (2 plates.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 N.Y., 1853 
 
 229 Alta California: Military and Naval Operations of the 
 U. S. against the Territories of Northern Mexico. 
 By a Captain of Volunteers. 8vo, paper. Phil. 1847 
 
 230 Message and Documents relating to the Conquest cm 
 California and New Me.\icc>. (Maps and plans.) Svo. 
 h. roan. Washington, 1849 
 
 '^ 231 Manusckiit. Narrative of Service under Gens. Taylor 
 and Scott in Mexico by Capt. E. Backus of the Jst 
 U. S. Infy. 
 
 These notes are in five covers, pp. 264, witli three 
 plans, and embrace the entire period of tiie war. 
 Capt. Backus served with distinction in the valley of 
 the Rio Grande, was Governor of the Castle of San 
 Juan d' Ulloa after the capture of Vera Cruz, and 
 was later actively employed about the City of Mexico 
 till the close of hostilities. The mss. form a valuable 
 contribution to the history of the war. 
 
 {31a Copy (13 pages) of Capt Backus' Narrative, with notes 
 by Capt. B. Also copy (2 1 pages) of a narrative of 
 service in Mexico, by Capt. George Deas. (Valuable.) 
 The foregoing lots (200-23 la) form an unusually 
 valuable collection of original and contemporaneous 
 authorities in relation to one of the most interesting 
 and inglorious episodes in the history of our countr}-. 
 
23 
 
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 232 Pkescott, William H. History of the Conquest of 
 
 Mexico. 3 vols. (3 portraits and 2 maps.) 8vo, cl., 
 unc. N. Y., 1844 
 
 233 De Salazar y Olarte, Don Ignacio. Historia de la 
 
 Conquista de Mexico. Segunda Parte. Folio, cf. 
 
 Madrid, 1786 
 A continuation of De Solis. 
 
 234 Garcia, Fr. Gregorio. Origen de los Indios de cl 
 
 Nuevo Mundo, y Indias Occidentales. Folio, cf. 
 
 Madrid, 1729 
 
 235 De Gomara, Francisco Lopez. Historia de Mexico. 
 
 con el Descubrimiento de la Nueva Espana. (Map.) 
 i6mo, cf. Anvers, 1554 
 
 Notes on Margins throughout. Ornament on title. 
 Leaves, not pages, numbered. 
 
 236 De Gomara, Francisco Lopez. Historia de las Con- 
 
 quistas de Hernando Cortes. (Map and 2 frontis- 
 pieces.) 2 vol?. Small 4to, paper, unc. Me.xico, 1826 
 The work of de Gomara edited by Carlos Maria dc 
 Bastamante for the use of Mexican youth. 
 
 237 Sahagun, Fr. Bernardino. Historia de la Conquista 
 
 de Mexico. 8vo, paper, unc. Mexico, 1829 
 
 (Edited by de Bustamante.) 
 
 238 Clavigero, D. Francisco Saverio. The History of 
 
 Mexico collected from Spanish and Mexican Histor- 
 ians. Translated from the Italian by Charles Cullcn. 
 3 vols. [Maps and plates.] 8vo, cf. Phila. 181; 
 
 239 BOTURINI, Benaduci Lorenzo. Idea de una Nueva 
 
 Historia General de la America Septentrional. (Por- 
 trait and plate.) Small 4to, cf. Madrid, 1746 
 
 240 Icazbalceta, Joaquin Garcia. Don Fray Juan dt 
 
 Zumarraga Primer Obispo y Arzobispo de Mexico. | 
 8vo, paper. Mexico, 1881 
 
 A very valuable contribution to the early eccle:ia« 
 tical history of New Spain. 
 
27 
 
 he Conquest of 
 
 maps.) 8vo, cl., 
 
 N. Y., 1844 
 
 Historia de la 
 
 rte. Folio, cf. 
 
 Madrid, 1786 
 
 los Indies de cl 
 ;s. Folio, cf. 
 
 Madrid, 1729 
 itoria de Mexico. 
 I Espana. (Map.) 
 
 Anvers, 1554 
 Ornament on title. 
 
 istoria de las Con- 
 ap and 2 frontis- 
 i unc. Mexico, 1826 
 Ly Carlos Maria dc 
 1 youth. 
 
 la de la Conquista 
 Mexico, 1829 
 
 The History of 
 
 id Mexican Histor- | 
 
 by Charles Cullcn. 
 
 cf. Phila. 181; 
 
 dea de una Nueva 
 
 eptentrional. (Por- 
 
 M ad rid, 174^ | 
 Don Fray Juan dc 
 rzobispo de Mexico. 
 Mexico, 1881 
 to the early eccle:iaj- 
 
 240aColeccion de Documentos para la Historia de Mexico 
 Publicado por Jaaquin Garcia Icazbalceta. Tomo I. 
 Folio, paper. Mexico, 1855 
 
 241 Manuscript. Historia de Nueva Espana. Folio, calf. 
 
 This History, 146 leaves of exquisitely written text, 
 is the work of a Mexican Indian, a native of Michoa- 
 can, educated in the City of Mexico. In its composi- 
 tion he has studiously made use of existing historical 
 works and also of original native sources. The volume 
 is in every sense a creditable addition to the early 
 history of his country. 
 
 242 Documentos para la Historia de Mexico. Tomo Prim- 
 
 ero. Folio, h. mor. Mexico, 1856 
 
 This vol. is the 1st of the 3d scries documents 
 (mainly hitherto unpublished) relating to the early 
 history of Mexico. The vols, appeared in the form 
 of feuilletons 'i the Diario Official in the City of 
 Mexico. Subsequently a few sets of these feuilletons 
 were- gathered and bound. This one (all published 
 of the 3d series) is the rarest and became at once un- 
 obtainable. It contains: [i] Teatio de Virtudes Poli- 
 ticas, pp. 88. Sketches of Mexican Rulers before the 
 Conquest. [2] Memorial dado por Don Tray Dom- 
 ingo Pimentel y D. Juan Chamuco y Curillo a la 
 Santidad del Papa Urbano VIII, pp. 184. This with 
 two accompanying documents relates to certain 
 ecclesiastical transactions between the Spanish Govt, 
 and the Holy See. [3] Traduccion de las Vidas y 
 Martyrios que padecieroii tres Ninos Principales de 
 la Ciudad de Tlaxcala. pp. 28. [4] Relaciones de las. 
 todas Cosas que en cl Nuevo — Mexico se han visto 
 y sabido desde el Ano 1538 hasta el de 1626, por el 
 Padre Geronimo de Zarate Salmeron, pp. 208. [ 5] 
 Utiles y Curiosas Noticias del Nuevo-Mexico, Cibola 
 y otras Naciones Confinantes, pp. 18. [6] Computo> 
 Cronologico de los Indios Mexicanos, pp. 71. |7| 
 
28 
 
 i'^ 
 
 I 
 
 Viage de Indios y Diario del Nuevo-Mexico esciito 
 por el R. P. Fray Juan Augustift de Morfi, pp. 184. 
 • Relates to Texas and New Mexico. [8] Descripcion 
 Geografica, Natural y Curiosa de la Provincia de Son- 
 era, Ano de 1764, pp. 128. [9] A Collection of 
 Letters, Relations, &c, treating of the Indians, Mis- 
 sions and Government of the Northern Province of 
 Mexico, pp. 316. 
 
 The vol. as a whole is a store of invaluable material 
 for the early history of Mexico and the Southwest- 
 ern Territories of the United States. 
 
 243 Rudo Ensayo, tentative de una Prevencional Descrip- 
 
 cion Geographlca de la Provincia de Sonora, sus Ter- 
 minos y Confines. 4to cl. San Augustin, Fla. 1863 
 This work, published by Buckingham Smith, also 
 appears as (8) in the preceding volume. 
 
 243a De Espinosa, Fr. Isidro Felio. El Peregrino Septen- 
 trional Atlante : Delineado en la Exemplarissima 
 Vidadel Venerable Padre F". Antonio Margil de Jesus. 
 (Cut and portrait.) Small 4to, vel.' ' Mexico, 1737 
 Especially valuable for the early history of Texas. 
 Part of Padre Margil's missionary work was in that 
 Province. 
 
 244 Ternaux-Comfans. Voyages, Relations et Memoirs 
 
 Originaux pour servir a I'histoire de la decouverte de 
 I'Amerique publies pour la premiere fois en Francois. 
 1st series, 10 vols, [bound as 6.J 8vo, h mor. 
 
 Paris, 1838 
 These vols, comprise the following works: (i) Pre- 
 miere Voyage de Nicolas Federmaun le Jeune; (2) 
 Magalhanes, Histoire de Sancta-Cruz ; (3) Staden de 
 Homberg, Histoire d'un Pays nomme Amerique ; (4) 
 Xeres Relation du Conquete du Peron, &c. ; (5) 
 Schmidel de Straubing, Histoire d'un Voyage Curieux; 
 (6 & 7) Relation et Nauf rages de Cabeca de Vaca et 
 
 
29 
 
 Conimentaires: (8) Ixtlilixochitl, Cruautes des Con- 
 querants du Mcxique ; (9] Voyage en Cibola en 1540, 
 par Castaneda de Nagera ; (lo) Recueil des Pieces 
 Relatives a la Conquete du Mexique. 
 
 245 KiNcisBORouGH, Lord. Antiquities of Mexico: 
 
 comprising Fac-similes of Ancient Mexican Paintings 
 and Hieroglyphics, preserved in the Royal Libraries 
 of Paris, Berlin and Dresden, in the Imperial Library 
 of Vienna; the Vatican Library, the Bodleian Library 
 at Oxford, etc. Together with the Monuments of 
 New Spain. By M. Dupaix. The whole illustrated 
 with inedited Manuscripts. The drawings on stone 
 by A. Aglio. Colored Plates. 9 vols. imp. folio, 
 half mor., gilt edged. London, 1831-48 
 
 These volumes constitute the greatest and most 
 valuable work in existence, illustrative of antiquities 
 and primitive history of Mexico. Lord Kingsborough 
 spent almost a lifetime, sparing no expense, in col- 
 lecting, editing and publishing the numerous docu- 
 ments, many of them unique, here first made access- 
 ible to students. 
 
 246 Venegas, Padre Miguel. Noticia de la California, y 
 
 de su Conquista Temporal, y Espiritual hasta el 
 Tiempo Presente. (4 maps, one bordered with illus- 
 trations.) 3 vols. SmaH 4to, cf. Madrid, 1767 
 
 247 Baegert, Jacob. Nachrichten von der Halbinsel Cal- 
 
 ifornien : mit eincm zweifachen Anhang falscher 
 Nachrichten. (Map.) i2mo, cf. Mannheim, 1772 
 
 248 Baegert, Jacob. An Account of the Aboriginal In- 
 
 habitants of the Californian Peninsula. Translated 
 by Charles Rau. (Map.) 8vo, cl. 'Vash. 1869 
 
 249 Clavigero, D. PVancesco Saverio. Storia della Cal- 
 
 ifornia, Opera Postuma. (Map.) 2 vols. Small 4to, 
 bds, unc. Venezia, 1789 
 
80 
 
 ll '111 
 
 250 Pekferkorn, Don Ignaz. Beschreibung der Lands 
 
 chaft Sonora samt andern merkwurdigen Nachrichtcn 
 von den innern Theilen Ncu-Spanicns. (Map,) 2 
 vol. i2mo, h. mor. Koln, 1794 
 
 251 Mayer, Brantz. Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republi- 
 
 can. An Account of that Country from the Period 
 of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present 
 Time. [Illustrated.] 2 vols. 8vo, mor. 
 
 Hartford, 1852 
 
 252 Ward, H. F. Mexico, With an Account of the Min- 
 
 ing Companies, and of the Political Events in that 
 P.epublic, to the Present Day. 2 vols. [Map and 
 illustrations.] 8vo. cl , unc. London, 1829 
 
 253 Dahlciren, Charles B. Historic Mines of Mexico. A 
 
 Review of the Mines of that Republic for the Past 
 Three Centuries. [Portrait, maps and plans.] Royal 
 8vo, cl. N. Y., 1883 
 
 254 De Escudero, J. A. Noticias Estadisticas de! Estado 
 
 de Chihuahua. Small 4to, h. mor. Mexico, 1834 
 
 255 De Escudero, D. Jose Augustin. Noticias Estadisti- 
 
 cas de Sonora y Sinaloa. [Map.] 8vo, h. mor. 
 
 Mexico, 1849 
 
 256 CUBAS, Antonio Garcia^ The Republic of Mexico in 
 
 1876. (Map and colored plates.) 8vo, paper, unc. 
 
 Mexico, V6/6 
 
 257 Muhlenpfordt, Edward. Versuch einer getreuen 
 
 Schilderung der Republik Mejico besonders in Bezie- 
 hung auf Geographie, Ethnographic und Statistik. 2 
 vols, in I. 8vo, h. calf. Hannover, 1844 
 
 258 Bartlett, John Russell. Personal Narrative of Ex- 
 
 plorations and Incidents in Texas, New Mexico, Cal- 
 ifornia, Sonora and Chihuahua. 2 vols. (Map and 
 illustrations.) 8vo, cl. N. Y. 1854 
 
31 
 
 259 f*»K.\llAM, Lt. Col. J. I). Report of Houndaiy Survey 
 between the United States and Mexico, [Map and 
 profile.] Svo. cl. VVashinjjton. 1853 
 
 360 Emokv, Maj. William H. Report on the United 
 States and Me.xican Boundary Survey. Vol. I. 
 [Maps and Plates.] 4to. h. cf, Washington. 1857 
 
 261 Dk Brassi:im<, Brasseur. Recherches sur les Ruinesde 
 Palenque et sur les Origines de la Civilization du 
 Mexique. Folio, paper, unc. Paris, 1861 
 
 2G2 NvK, W. F. La Sonora, Extendue, Population, Climat, 
 Produits du Sol, Mines, Tribus Indiennes, etc. 8vo, 
 paper, unc. Paris, 1864 
 
 26^ Pekkz, Don Antonio Joaquin. Panegirico de San 
 Augustin. 8vo, cf. Puebla, 1817 
 
 264 Manuscript. Nouveaux Memoires touchant la Nou- 
 
 velle Espagne. Rccueillez sur les Lieuesavec une at- 
 tention particuliere, pendant les annees 1707 et 1708. 
 Par Don Juan de Monscgur. 4to, vel, pp. 153 Mis 
 en ordre a Madrid, en 1709. 
 
 The writer was a Captain in the Spanish Navy. 
 W'hile on his way with despatches from the King, to 
 New Spain, his frigate was taken by two Dutch vessels. 
 After great diflficulty he succeeded in reaching Mexico^ 
 where for more than a year he was entertained by R. 
 P. Antonio de Acanto, Vicar General of the Order of 
 Mercy. His narrative, written after his return to 
 Spain, indicates that he sedulously improved evety 
 opportunity to gather valuable information. He gives 
 a careful account of the inhabitants, products, mines, 
 commerce and government of the country. Chap. 27 
 treats of the territories in the south-western part of 
 the United States. 
 
 265 Squier, E. G. Collection of Rare and Original Docu- 
 ments concerning the Discovery and Conquest of 
 
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 2(iCy 
 
 zr>; 
 
 America. No. I. Description of the Ancient Prov^ 
 inces of (iuatemala. | Map. | . tSmall 4to, paper. 
 
 N. Y., i860 
 
 SrEl'HKNs. John L. Incidents of Travel in Central 
 America. Cliiapas and Yucatan. 2 vols. [Map and 
 plates.] 8vo, cl. N. Y., 1841 
 
 .Stkvkns. John L. Memoir of an Kventful l-lxpeuition 
 in Central America. 8vo, paper. N. Y., 1850 
 
 268 Dunham, Capt. Jacob. Journal of Voyaj^cs. | Illus- 
 
 trated.) i2mo, cl. N. Y. i8;;o 
 
 269 Stout, Peter F. Nicaragua: Past, Present and Future. 
 
 [Map.] i2mo. cl. Phil. 1859 
 
 270 Sum, IVAN, Lt. John T. Problem of Interoccanic 
 
 Communication by Way of the American Isthmns, 
 I Maps. 1 4to, cl. Wash. 1883 
 
 271 5 Pamphlets on Interoccanic Canal by the Isthmus; 
 
 also Maps of Central America and of Nicaragua. 
 
 [In covers.] 
 
 272 MANUStRIl'T. An Account of Travels and Personal 
 
 Experiences in Santo Domingo and in Central Amer- 
 ica, by Dr. William M. Gabb. 
 
 A very interesting and valuable narrative. Dr. 
 Gabb was for several years engaged a portion of the 
 time in scientific explorations in these regions. This 
 mss. covers 385 foolscap pages. 
 
 272aSQUlER, E. G. Adventures on the Mosquito Shore. 
 [Illustrated.] i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1855 
 
 \ntiquedades Peruanas, por Mariano Edvvardo de 
 Rivero y j j.^n Diego de Tschudi. [Colored plate and 
 cuts.] Quario, bds. — Atlas Folio, bds. [Engraved 
 title and jS colored plates.] Vienna, 185 1 
 
 A scholarly and valuable report of the first specific 
 attempt to ascertain and study the wonderful re- 
 mains of the prehistoric civilization of Central South 
 America. 
 
 ^11 
 
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 279 
 
33 
 
 274 Dk Prefontaink, M. Maison Rustiquc, a TUsagc dcs 
 
 Kabitans dc la I'artic dc la France cquinoxialc, c<mi- 
 nue sous Ic Nom dc Cayemie. | Plates.) i2ino, paper. 
 
 Paris. 1763 
 
 This vol. contains, under separate title and witli 
 .separate pagination : 
 
 Dictionnaire Galibi, precede d'un Essai de Grain- 
 maire. P.n M. D. L. S. 
 
 275 Edwards, Hryan. The History, Civil and Commercial, 
 
 of the British Isles in the West Indies. (Portrait and 
 maps, Also Maps and Plates in separate vol.) 4 vols, 
 4to, h. cf. London, i 793-18 iS 
 
 276 2 Pamphlets, Inquiry into the Causes of the Insurrec- 
 
 tion of the Negroes in the Island of St. Uomingo. 
 London, 1792; and, Facts about Santo Domingo, 
 applicable to the present Crisis. N. Y., 1862 
 
 277 Bancroft, Hubert H. The Native Races of the Paci. 
 
 fie States: vol. I. Wild Tribes; vol. II. Civilised 
 Nations; vol. III. Myths and Languages; vol. \\. 
 Antiquities; vol. V. Primitive History. 5 vols. 8v(>, 
 cl. unc. N. Y., 1875 
 
 278 Palon, Fr. Francisco. Relacion Historica dc la Vida 
 
 y Apostolicas Tareas del Venerable Padre Tray Jun- 
 ipero Serra, y de las Misiones que fundo en la Cali- 
 fornia Septentrional. (Map and plate.) Small 4to. 
 vel. En Mexico, 1787 
 
 278a Lettres Edifiantes. Vol. V. i2mo, cf. Paris, 1705 
 Contains a letter relating to Missions in California, 
 with map. 
 
 279 Robinson, A. Life in California: During a Resi- 
 
 dence of Several Years in that country. To which is 
 Annexed a Historical Account of the Origin, Customs 
 and Traditions of the Indians of Alta-California, 
 [Portrait and 8 plates,] l2mo, cl. Boston 1846 
 
34 
 
 m 
 
 2<So F()RBi:s, Alexander. California: A History of Upper 
 and Lower California from their first Discovery to the 
 Present Time. [Map and lo plates.] 8vo, cl. 
 
 London, 1839 
 
 28! Cl.ARKE, A. B. Travels in Mexico and California. 12 
 mo, cl. Boston, 1852 
 
 Narrative of a journey ovcr'and through Mexico to 
 California. 
 
 282 Foster, G. G. The Gold Mines of California. A 
 
 Geographical, Topographical and Historical View of 
 that Country. (Map.) 8vo. paper, unc. N. Y. 1848 
 
 283 Bunnell, Lafayette H. Discovery of the Yosemite, 
 
 and the Indian War of 1851, which led to that Event. 
 • I Portrait, map and I9 cuts.J 8vo, h. mor. 
 
 Chicago, 1880 
 
 284 HiTTELL, Theodore H. The Adventures of James 
 
 Capen Adams, Mountaineer and Grizzly Bear Hun- 
 ter, of California. [Portrait and 12 plates.] i2mo, cl. 
 
 Bos., i860 
 
 284a Van Dyke, Theo. S. Southern California. i2mo, cl. 
 
 unc. N. Y., 1886 
 
 285 California. 10 Pamphlets Relating to Indians and In- 
 
 dian Affairs in Cal. 
 
 286 Jackson, Helen. Ramona. A Story. i2mo, cl. 
 
 A comparison vol. to the Life of Fray Junipcro 
 Serra. Boston. 1885 
 
 287 Goodyear, W. A. The Coal Mines of the Western 
 
 Coast of the United States. 8vo, cl. 
 
 San Francisco, 1877 
 
 288 DUELOT DE Mokras, M. Exploration du Territoire 
 
 de rOregon, des Californies, et de la Mer Vermeille, 
 executee pendant les Annees 1840- 1-2. 2 vols. 8 
 vo, paper, uncut, and Atlas, folio, unc. I. (4 plates; 
 II. 4 plates; Atlas. 26 maps and plans.) Paris 1844 
 
 
 
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 ton, 1852 
 klexico to 
 
 ornia. A 
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 lat Event. 
 
 cago. 1880 
 
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 kar Hun- 
 
 i2mo, cl. 
 
 Bos., i860 
 
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 si. Y., 1886 
 
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 10, cl. 
 
 ^ Junipcro 
 
 oston. 1885 
 
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 ncisco, 1877 
 
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 • Vermeille, 
 
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 289 FKANCHIiRE, Gabriel. Narrative of a Voyage to the 
 
 Northwest Coa'^t of America in the Years 181 1, 1812 
 1813 and 1^1 4. (3 plates.) i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1854 
 
 290 Jewett, John R. Narrative of the Adventures and 
 
 Sufferings of, during a Captivity of nearly three 
 Years among the Savages of Nootka Sound. (Illus- 
 trated.) isino, h. cl. N. Y.,n. d. 
 
 291 De Smet, p. J. The Indian Missions in the United 
 
 States of America under the care of the Missouri 
 Province of the Society of Jesus. 1 2mo, h. mor. 
 
 Pi;il., 1841 
 
 292 De Smet, P. J. Letters and Sketches; with a Narra- 
 
 tive of a Year's Residence Among the Indian Tribes 
 
 •of the Rocky Mountains. (! 2 plates and a folding 
 
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 293 De Smet. P. J. Oregon Missions and Travels over the 
 
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 294 De Smet. P. J. Missions de I'Oregon et Voyages aux 
 
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 i2mo, mor. Paris, 1848 
 
 A translation of the preceding volume with 50 
 pages of additional matter. 
 
 295 De Smet, P. J. Cinquantc Nouvelles Letters, i2mo„ 
 
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 These letters are additional to the letters in the 
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 296 De .Smet, P. J. Western Missions and Missionaries: a 
 
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 N. Y. 1863 
 
 297 De Smet, P. J. New Indian Sketches. 21 mo, cl. 
 
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 298 Swan, James G. The Northwest Coast ; or Three 
 
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 299 Beeson, John. A Plea for the Indians ; with Facts 
 
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 300 Allen, Miss A. J. Ten Years in Oregon. Travels 
 
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 301 Kane, Paul. Wanderings of an Artist Among the In- 
 
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 302 Kip, Lawrence. Army Life on the Pacific ; a Journal 
 
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 303 Dix Ans Sur la Cote du Pacifique par un Mis- 
 
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 304 WlNTHROr, Theodore. The Canoe and the Saddle, 
 
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 305 Eells, Rev. Myron. History of Indian Missions on the 
 
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 306 Eells, Rev. M. Ten Years of Missionary Work 
 
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 308 Meacham, Hon. A. B. Wi-ne-ma (the Woman Chief) 
 
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 309 Miller, Joaquin. Unwritten History: Life amongst 
 
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 311 Hunter, Col. George. Reminiscences of an Old Timer. 
 
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 Battle Creek, Mich. 1888 
 
 312 Howard, Gen. O. O. Nez Perce Joseph. An Account 
 
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 313 Shields, G. O. The Battle of Big Hole. A History 
 
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 314 TmeOregonian. (Map.) 8vo, unbound. N. Y. 1838-9 
 
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 315 Whitman, Dr. Marcus. Three Pamphlets Relating to 
 
 his Work and Murder in Oregon. i-i2mo, and 2 
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 These pamphlets are by Father Brouillet, Rev. M. 
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 316 Oregon. 18 Pamphlets Relating to the Indians, His- 
 
 tory and Resources of the State. 
 
 317 Oregon. 24 Reports Relating to Explorations, History 
 
 and Indian Troubles. 8vo. Wash. 1858-74 
 
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 318 Dunn, J. P. Massacres of the Mountains. A History 
 
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 320 Montana. Contributions to the Historical Society of. 
 
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 321 Carrington, Col. Henry B. Ab-sa-ra-ka, Land of 
 
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 Wife on the Plains from 1865 to 1878. (Map and 
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 322 DiMSDALK, Prof. Thos. J, The Vigilantes of Montana. 
 
 a Correct History of the Chase, Capture and Execu- 
 tion of Henry Plummer's Notorious Road Agent 
 Band. i2mo, paper. Virginia City 1882 
 
 323 (Official Correspondence Relating to Indian 
 
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 324 Whymper, F'rederick. Travel and Adventure in thi 
 
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 325 Morris. W. A. Report upon the Customs District, 
 
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 326 Allen, Lieut. Henry T. Report of an Expedition to 
 
 the Copper, Tanana, and Koyukuk Rivers, in the 
 Territory of Alaska. (Map and plates.) i2mo, cl. 
 
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 327 Petroff, Ivan. Report on the Population, Indu.strie> 
 
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 328 Cruise of the Revenue-Steamer Corwin in Al- 
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 329 Turner, L. M. Contributions to the Natural Hi.story 
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 332 Dall, W. H. On the Remains of Pre-Historic Man in 
 
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 332a 2 Repts. on Population, &c., of Alaska, 1881-2 ; 7 Pam- 
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 333 Elliot, Henry VV^ The Seal Islands and Seal Fish- 
 
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 334 Elliot, Henry W. Report on the Prybilov Group, or 
 
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 the extent, nature and value of the recently acquired 
 seal fisheries of Alaska. The plates are all photo- 
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 335 Allen, Paul. History of the Expedition under tlu: 
 
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 336 Gass, Patrick. A Journal of the Voyages and Travels 
 
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 337 Jacob, J. G. The Life and Times of Patrick Gass, now 
 
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 338 Lewis, Meriwether. The Travels of Capts. Lewis and 
 
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 339 Message from the President of the United States, Com- 
 
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 340 COYNER, David H. The Lost Trappers; a Collection 
 
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 Some of the characters in this vol. are reputed to 
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 341 Pike, Maj. Z. M. An Account of Expeditions to the 
 
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 342 James, Edwin. Account of an Expedition from Pitts- 
 
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 353 Farnham, Thomas J. Travels in the Great Western 
 
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 354 Prinz Zu VVied, Maximilian. Reise in das Innerc 
 
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 taste. His narrative i:; replete with valuable, care- 
 fully digested, data relating to the topography, geol- 
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 which he passed. In his company was an artist, Karl 
 Bodmer, who was employed to sketch scenes and ob- 
 jects of interest to the Prince on the route. Hi^ 
 travels extended from the Atlantic seaboard to the 
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 355 Murray, Hon. Charles Augustus. Travels in North 
 
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 "It is better not to know so many things than to 
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 356 Parkman, Francis. The California and Oregon Trail: 
 
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 (First ed.) (2 plates.) i2mo, cl. N. Y. 1849 
 
 357 Beltrami, J. C. , A Pilgrimage in Europe and Americii, 
 
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 358 Catlin, George. .Letters and Notes on the Manners 
 
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 359 Greck;, Josiah. Commerce of the I*rairies : or the 
 
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 360 LatrOHK, Charles Joseph. The Rambler in North 
 
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 361 VVlSMZENUS, K. A. Ein Ausflug nach den Felsen — 
 
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 362 RUXTON, (leorge F. Adventures in Mexico and the 
 
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 363 Life in the Far West. i2nio, cl. 
 
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 364 Webb, J. Watson. Altowan ; or, Incidents of Life and 
 
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 365 HiNES, Rev. Gustavus. Oregon: Its History, Con- 
 
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 366 Lee & Frost. Ten Years in Oregon, [Map.] i2mo, 
 
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 367 Thornton, J. Quinn. Oregon and California in 1848. 
 
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 369 Heap, Quinn Harris. Central Route to the Pacific 
 
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 370 STRATTON, R. B, CaptivFty of the Oatman Girls : be- 
 
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 372 CROS.S, Maj. O. Journal of Expedition Across the 
 
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 373 CawALHO, S. N. Incidents of Travel and Adventure 
 
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 374 Fremont, Capt. J.C. Report of an Exploring Expedi- 
 
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 375 Fremont, John Charles. Memoirs of my Life. In- 
 
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 376 Emory, Col. W. H. Notes of a Military Reconnois- 
 
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 277 Stansbury, Howard. Exploration and Survey of the 
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 378 Garrard, Lewis H. Wa-to-yah, and the Taos Trail ; 
 
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 380 McCall, Gen. George A. Letters from the Frontiers. 
 
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 382 D.wis, \y. H. H. El Gringo; or, New Mexico and 
 
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 383 Bryant, Edwin. What I Saw in California; Being the 
 
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 384 Palmer, Joel. Journal of Travels over the Rocky 
 
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 385 Encjei-Mann, H. Report of an Exploration from [''ort 
 
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 286 MOLLHAUSEX, Baldwin. Diary 01 a Journey from the 
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 387 WVETH, John B. A Short History of a Long Journey 
 
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 388 TOWNSHEND, J. K. Sporting Excursions in the Rocky 
 
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 389 Kellv, William. An Excursion to California over the 
 
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 390 Hastings, Lansford W. A New History of Oregon 
 
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 391 Robinson, Fayette. California and its Go? : kcgions, 
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 ^93 Horn, Hosea 1^. Overlaiul Guide from Council 
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 394 I'.M.MSKK, John. Solitary Rambles and Adventures of 
 
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 395 (in.l.MoKK, Parker. Travel, War, and SI rck. 8vG, 
 
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 396 Boi.LKk. Henry A. Amon^ the Indians. Eight Years 
 
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 397 HoUNEK, T. D. The Life and Adventures of James P. 
 
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 398 Fkohei., Julius. Ans Amerika. Erfahrungen, Reisen 
 
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 Travels in Mexico and the Western U. S. 
 
 399 Melink, James F. Two Thousand Mi" on Horse- 
 
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 400 Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of the Great 
 
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 401 Marryat, Capt. The Travels and Romantic Adven- 
 
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 402 Inman,Co1. Henry. Storiesof the Old Santa Fe Trail, 
 
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 403 O'Reilly, Harrington, Fifty Years on the Trail. A 
 
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 ane et Missouri, 1839-40. (4 plates.) Svo, h. mor. 
 
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 Mc Coy, Isaac. History of Baptist Indian Missions: 
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It 
 
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 413 History of the State of Kansas. [Maps and illustra- 
 
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 414 Giles, F. W. Thirty Years in Topeka. A Historical 
 
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 415 Transactions of the Kansas State Historical Society, 
 
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 416 Redpath, James. The Public Life of Capt. John 
 
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 417 Brown, G. W. Reminiscences of Old John Brown. 
 
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 419 HiNTON, R. J. The Rebel Invasion of Missouri and 
 
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 422 Custer, Gen. G. A. My Life on the Plains, or, Per- 
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 427 Hazen, Gen. W. B. Some Corrections of "Life on the 
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 433 De Freytas, Padre ¥r. Nicolas. Relacion del Des- 
 
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 434 Nebraska State Historic ' Society, Transactions. 
 
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 435 Theamba, Inshta. Ploughed Under: the Story of an 
 
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 438 Evans, Go'. John. Statement Concerning the Chiving- 
 
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 439 Dawson & Skiff. The Ute War; A History of the 
 
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 439a Messages and Letters Relating to the Utes, 1879-81. 
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 440 Dartt, Mary. On the Plains and Among the Peaks 
 
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 441 Toner, Dr. J. M. Address before the Rocky Moun 
 
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 ventures of John Tanner, during Thirty Years Resi. 
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 lustrated.) i2mo, cl. London, 1880 
 
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 451 HoMTAS, Bp. William C. Missions Among the Indians 
 
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 452 Tucker, S. The Rainbow in the North : Indian Mis- 
 
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 455 Manitoba. Historical and Scientific Society's Publi- 
 
 cations. 25 nos. 8vo, paper. Winnipig, 1870-84 
 
 456 Russell, Ale.x. J. The Red River Country, Hudson's 
 
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 ada. (Map and plates.) 8vo, paper. Montreal, 1870 
 
 457 Van Dusen, C. The Indian Chief: an Account of his 
 
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 London, 186; 
 
 458 Young, Rev. Egerton R. By Canoe and Dog Trair 
 
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 459 Delessert, Eldonard. Les Indiensde !a Baie d' Hue 
 
 son. i2mo, paper. Paris, i8(: 
 
 459a 13 Pamphlets on the Indians of British America. (Va 
 uable lot.) 
 
 460 Canada, Lower. A Tour in, by a Citizen of the Uii 
 
 ed States. i6mo, cf. Litenfield, Conn., i; 
 
 461 Smith, M. A Geographical View of the Province 
 
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 462 Quebec. Notices sur Ics Missions du Diocese dc. 
 [Maps.) i2mo, h. roan. Quebec, v. d. 
 
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 1874, bound as three vols. Abundant material relat- 
 ingto Indian Missions in Canada and in the Northern 
 U. S. 
 
 463 BOSWORTII, Newton. Hochclaga Depicta : the Early 
 Histor}' and Present State of the City and Island of 
 Montreal. (Map and 23 plates.) i2mo, cl. 
 
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 464 Gesner, Abraham. New Brunswick ; with Notes for 
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 Blue Noses. 2 plates, i2mo, cl. N. Y. 1859 
 
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 can History. Illustrated. 8vo, cl. 
 
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 467 Eaton, Arthur VV. Acadian Legend and Lyrics. 
 i2mo, bds. London, 1889 
 
 468 Marsden, Joshua. Narrative of a Mission to Nova 
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 ments of the Province of Nova Scotia. 8vo, cl. 
 
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 470 Maurault, L'Abbe J. A. Histoire des Abnaksi, 
 
 depuis 1605 jusqu'a nos Jours. 8vo, h. roan. 
 
 Sorel, 1866 
 
 471 Leland, Charles G. The Alyonquin Legends of New 
 
 England. (Illustrated.) i2mo, cl. Boston, 1884 
 
"-^-uuLcajia^gSlgmnpM 
 
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 iii'i 
 
 472 Brvmnkr, Douglas. Reports on Canadian Archives, 
 
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 Brunswick and Nova Scotia. (3 pieces.) 
 
 473 Canada. Annual Reports of the Superintendent of In- 
 
 dian Affairs, 1875-86. 11 vols. 8vo, paper 
 
 Toronto, v. d. 
 
 474 Correspondence Relating to the Indians of the Canadian 
 
 Provinces. 1839-. I'olio, paper. London, 1839 
 
 475 Quebec. Transactions of the Literary and Historical 
 
 Soci<.'ty of. 2vols. i2nio, boards. Quebec, 1829-31 
 (Maps and plates.) (Also,) Memoires sur le Canada. 
 (Maps and plans) 1838 ; Memoires et Relations, 1840 ; 
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 Documents, 1877. ^vo, i cl, rest paper, 8 vols. 
 
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 tions of the Society to 1877. The matter here publish- 
 ed is of great value. Of the Transactions there was 
 a 3d vol. These two vols, here given are rarely now 
 found. 
 
 476 Montreal. Memoires de la Societe Historique de 
 
 Livraisons 1-9, 1859-80 (Lacks No. 3.) 8vo, paper, 
 unc. 8 vols. 
 
 These with the pubs, of the Quebec Society are 
 very carefully selected and edited, and form a valu- 
 able contribution to historical literature. 
 
 477 Le Boutillier, J. G. Les Soirees Canadiennes. Recueil 
 
 de Litterature Nationale. 8vo, h. mor. Quebec, 1861 
 Relate to Indian-Canadian history. 
 
 48 
 
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 ent of In- 
 
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 idon, 1839 
 
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 :c, 1829-31 
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 ions, 1 840 ; 
 
 -42, 1843-. 
 5. Relating 
 . d. ; Third 
 arth Series 
 [ Historical 
 
 vols. 
 
 letc collec- 
 ere publish- 
 there was 
 
 rarely now 
 
 itorique de 
 8vo, paper, 
 
 Society are 
 orm a valu- 
 es. Recueil 
 Quebec, 1861 
 
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 478 CkaN'IZ, David. The History of (jrccnland: Contain- 
 
 in}^ a Description of the Country and its Inhabitants. 
 2 vols. (Maps and plates.) 8vo, cf. London, 1767 
 
 479 K(;kdk, Hans. A Description of Greenland. Showing; 
 
 the Natural History, Situation, Boundaries, and I'ace 
 of the Country. [Map and plates. | 8vo, cf. 
 
 London, 1745 
 
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 Journal in that Country in th<.' Years 1770 to 177.S. 
 (Map.) Svo, bds, unc. London, 181S 
 
 I 4Soa Account of Mission to the Ksquimau.x in Labrador. 
 1724; V^iew of the Missions Among the Esquimau.x 
 in Labrador, 1724. (2 pieces, rare and valuable. 
 
 '4.S1 Z<)l<(;i)KA(".ER, C. G. Hloeyende Opkomst der Aloudc 
 en Hedendaaj^sche Groenlandsche Visschery. (Maps 
 and plates.) Small 4to, vel. Amsterdam, 1720 
 
 4S2 La Vie, les Avantures et le Voyaj^e de (iroenland dii 
 Reverend Pere Cordelier Pierre de Mesanjje. 2 vols, 
 in I. (Frontispieces.) i2mo, cf. Amsterdam. 1720 
 
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 484 Kink, Henry. Danish Greenland, its People and its 
 
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 485 (iRKll.V, Adolpus \V. Report of the Proceedings of 
 
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 ^ Washington, 188S 
 
 <|B6 Lk CleR( Q, Christien. Nouvelle Relation de la Gas- 
 ? pesie, qui contient les Moeurs et la Religion des Sau- 
 
 I vages Gaspesiens, i2mo, paper, Paris, 1991 
 
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56 
 
 487 Le Clercq, Father Christian. First Establishment of 
 
 the Faith in New France. (Translated) with Notes 
 by John G. Shea, 2 vols. (Map, portrait and plates.) 
 8vo, paper, unc. N. Y., 1881 
 
 488 Recueil de Voiagesau Nord, contenant divers Memoires 
 
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 (Maps and plates.) i2mo, vel. Amsterdam, 171 5 
 
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 2 ; Hemepin i ; Louisiana and the Mississippi River 
 4; Newfoundland i ; St. Lawrence River i ; Virginia i. 
 
 489 De La POTHERIE, Baequeville. Histoire de TAmerique 
 
 Septentrionale. 4 vols, in 2. (Maps and plates,) 
 i2mo, vel. Paris, 1722 
 
 490 Le Beau, Sr. C. Avantures du, on Voyage curieux et 
 
 nouveau parmi les Sauvages de I'Amerique Septen- 
 trionale. 2 vols. (Map aad plate.) i2mo, h. cf. 
 
 Amsterdam, 1738 
 
 491 Dz Charlevoix, P. Histoire et Description Generalc 
 
 de la Nouvelle France avec le Journal Histcique. 6 
 vols. i2mo, cf. (Maps and plates.) Paris, 1744 
 
 492 De Charlevoix, Rev. P. F. X. History and General 
 
 Description of New France. Translated with Notes 
 by John G. Shea. (Maps, portraits and facsimiles. 
 6 vols. 4to, paper, unc. N. Y. 1866 
 
 493 Bref Recit et Succincte Narrative de la Navigation faitc 
 
 en 1535 et 1536 par le Capitaine Jaques Cartier au.\ 
 Isles de Canada, Hochelaga, Saguenay et Antres. i: 
 mo, paper, unc. Paris, 1863 
 
 494 Voyage et Decouverte de quelques Pays et Nations dc 
 
 I'Amerique Septentrionale par le P. Marquette et Si. 
 Joliet. (Map.) i2mo, mor. Paris 1845 
 
 ^ 
 
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 hment of 
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 nd plates.) 
 Y., 1881 
 
 n 
 
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 6 vols. 
 
 rdam, 17^5 
 Relations. 
 
 alifornia 2 ; 
 dson's Ba>- 
 sippi River 
 ; Virginia i. 
 
 I'Ameriquc 
 
 nd plates,) 
 
 Paris, 1722 
 
 e curieux et 
 que Septen- 
 10, h. cf. 
 terdam, 1738 
 
 ion Generalc 
 
 iistcnque. ^' 
 
 Paris, 1744 
 
 and General 
 
 i with Notes 
 
 nd facsimiles. 
 
 N. Y. i86f) 
 
 ivigation faitt 
 
 5 Cartier au.x 
 
 et Antres. i- 
 
 Paris, 1863 
 
 et Nations dc 
 
 trquette et Si 
 
 Paris 1845 
 
 ■4, 
 
 495 Oeuvres de Cliamplain publices sons le Patronage de I* 
 
 Universite Laval. Par TAbbc C.-M. Laverdierc. 6 
 vols. 4to, paper. (Portrait, maps and plates.) 
 
 Quebec, 1870 
 
 496 Relations des Jesuites contenaiit cc qui s'cst passe dc 
 
 plus remarquable clans les Missions dts Peres de Com- 
 pagnie de Jesus dans la Nouvelle France. 3 vols. 8 
 vo, paper, unc. Quebec, 1858 
 
 497 0'CALLAr.H.\N, Dr. E. H. Relations des Jesuites sur 
 
 les Decouvertes et Ics autres Evenements arrives en 
 Canada, et au Nord et a I'Oucst des Etats-Unis. 
 i2mo, mor. Montreal, 1S50 
 
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 498 Relations Inedites de la Nouvelle France (1672-1679) 
 
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 2 vols. i2mo, h. mor. [Maps.) Paris, 1861 
 
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 Jesuites. 
 
 499 0'Calla(;han. Reprints of nine Relations (Jesuit) not 
 
 contained in the usual series. 9 vols. 8vo, sheets. 
 I, BlARD, Missio Canadensis, 1612 ; 2, Lallemant, 
 Copie de Trois Lettres, 1625-6; 3, L'Al.LEMAND, 
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 latfo, 1710; 5. /d., De Regione et Moribus Canaden- 
 siam, 1710; 6, Relatio Rerum Gestarum in Novo 
 Francica Missionc, 1622; 7, L'Allemant. Relation 
 de ce qui s'est passe en Nouvelle France, 1629; 8, 
 L'Allemant, Lettre, 1627; 9, Biard, Relation de 
 la Nouvelle France, 1616. 
 
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 500 Lenox. Reprint of five of the rarest of the Jesuit Re- 
 
 lations. 5 vols. 8vo, sheets, i, Dreuillette, Narre 
 du Voyage en Nouvelle Angleterre, 1650-51 ; 2, 
 Copie de Deux Lettres, 1656 ; 3, L'ALLEMANT, 
 Lettres Envoiees de la Nouvelle France, 1660 ; 4, 
 
 i 
 
68 
 
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 5, Relation dc la Nouvcllc France, 1676 7. 
 
 25 copies printed. N. Y., v. d. 
 
 501 SlIKA. Scries (jf Relations. 24 vols, (^xnind as 23.) 
 
 100 copies printed. Complete sets arc now very 
 rarely offered. All are from unpublished mss. 
 8vo, cl. unc. N. Y., v. d. 
 
 502 I.cttres Edifiantes et Curienses concernant I'Asie, I'Af- 
 
 ri(|ue et I'Americpie. 4 vols, cSvo, paper, unc. 
 
 Paris, 1839 
 Vols. 1 and II contain Letters relatin}^ to Canada 
 and the United States. 
 
 503 HkKSSAM, R. r. F, J. Relation Abregee dc quelques 
 
 Missions dcs I'cres de la Compagnie tic Jesus dans la 
 Nouvelle France. Svo, paper. Montreal, 1852 
 
 504 CHAl'CMKTIKKE, R. I*. Claude. La Vic de la H. Cath- 
 
 erine Tegakouita dite a Present la Saincte Sanna- 
 «,rcsse. [Portrait.) Svo, cl. unc. N. Y., 1887 
 
 505 Sasskx ii,i,i:, L'Abbe, and SUKA, Dr. John G. Notes 
 
 on two Jesuit Manuscripts. 4to, paper, N. Y., 1887 
 
 506 Kip. Rt. Rev. Wni. I. The Early Jesuit Missions in 
 
 North America. [Map. | i2mo, cl. Albany, 1873 
 
 507 M.\R(;ry, Pierre. Decouvertes et Etablissements des 
 
 F'rancais dans I'Ouest et dans le Sud de TAmerique 
 Septentrionale. [Maps.] 6 vols. Paper, unc. 
 
 Paris, 1875-88 
 A very valuable collection of memoirs and other 
 documents relating; to early French explorations and 
 settlements within the domain of the U. S. 
 
 508 Collection de Manuscrits contenant Letters, Mc- 
 
 moires, et autres Documents historiques relatifs a la 
 Nouvelle France. Recuellis et publics sous les Au- 
 spices de la Legiislature de Quebec. 4 vols. 4to, 
 paper, unc. Quebec, 1883-5 
 
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 ujs dans la 
 treal, 1852 
 
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 cte Sanna- 
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 G. Notes ,.5 '5 
 
 N.Y., 1887 
 
 516 
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 bany, 1873 i 
 ements des :5'7 
 I'Amerique 
 
 ris, 1875-88 
 
 and other 519 
 
 rations and 
 
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 Letters, Me- W^ 
 
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 ebec, 1883-S i 
 
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 la Nouvcllc France. 2 vols. 4to, paper, unc. 
 
 Quebec, IS85-9 
 CHAUVEAU, M. Notice sur la Publication des Regis- 
 
 tres du Conseil Souvcrain et du Conscil Souperieur 
 
 de Quebec. 4t{), paper, unc. Quebec, 18S5 
 
 PouciIOT, M. Memoir upon the Late War in North 
 
 America, between the French and English, i75';-6o. 
 
 (Maps and plates.) 2 vols. 4to. paper, unc. 
 
 Ro.xbury, 1S66 
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 or. Narratives of Shipwreck and Indian Captivity. 
 
 i2mo, cl. lioston, n. d. 
 
 SnKA, John G. History of the Catholic Missions 
 among the Indian Tribes ol the United States. (Ill- 
 ustrated.) i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1854 
 
 Un Viaggio all* America .Settentrionale. .Si aggiun- 
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 1841 : Buell, Troy for Fifty Years, 1841; History of 
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 657 The Presbyterian Church in Westchester Co. : tnn/ the 
 
 Beginnings of Westchester Co. History. 2 jiieces. 8 
 vo, paper. 1889 90 
 
 658 Semi-Centennial of the City of Utica. (Portraits. )8vo, 
 
 paper, unc. Utica, 1882 
 
 659 Cayuga Co. Hist. Soc. Publications. Complete to 1882. 
 
 6 pieces. 8vo, paper, unc. 
 
 660 Rept. of Legislative Commission to Locate Public 
 
 Parks for N. Y. City. (Maps and plates.) 8vo, bds, 
 
 N. Y., 1884 
 
 661 Al.DE.N, Timothy. An Account of Sunday Missions 
 
 among the Senecas and Munsees. (Portrait.) i6mo, 
 h. roan. N. Y., 1827 
 
 662 Clark, J. H. V. Lights and Lines of Indian Charac- 
 
 ter, and Scenes of Pioneer Life. (Portrait.) i2mo, 
 cl. Syracuse, 1854 
 
 663 Schoolcraft, Henry R. The Myth of Hiawatha, and 
 
 Other Legends of the Indians. i2mo, h. cf. 
 
 PhiL 1856 
 
 
74 
 
 
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 664 Johnson, Anna C. The Iroquois; or, the Bright Side 
 
 of Indian Character. (Illustrated.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y., I8S5 
 
 665 Seavek, James E. Life of Mary Jemison, Deh-he-wa- 
 
 mis. [Illustrated.] i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1856 
 
 666 Hanson, John H. The Lost Prince. Loiis XVII, of 
 
 France, and Elcazar Williams. [Portraits.] i2mo, 
 cl. N. Y., 1854 
 
 667 Missions on Western New York, and Church History 
 
 of the Diocese of Buffalo. i2mo, cl. Buffalo, 1862 
 
 668 Visit of the Governor General to the Six Nations. 
 
 i2mo, cl. Brantford, 1875 
 
 669 Stone, William L. The Campaign of Gen. Burgoync 
 
 and the Expedition of Col. St. Leger. (Portraits.) 
 i2mo, cl. Albany, 1877 
 
 670 Goodwin, H. C. Pioneer History; or Cortland 
 
 County and the Border Wars of New York. (Por- 
 traits. i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1859 
 
 671 Peck & Lawton. Origin and Progress of the Baptist 
 
 Denomination in Central and Western N. Y. i2mo, 
 cl. Utica, 1637 
 
 672 Fowler, P. H. Historical Sketch of Presbyterianism 
 
 in Central New York. i2mo, cl. Utica, 1877 
 
 673 Peck, George. Early Methodism in the Bounds of the 
 
 Old Genesee Conference. [Portrait.] i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y., i860 
 
 674 Brown, Mrs. D. C. Memoir of Rev. Lemuel Covell 
 
 and A. L. Covell. i2mo, cl. Brandon, 1839 
 
 The Revs. Covell were pioneer Baptist missionaries 
 in western New York. 
 
 675 McMaster, Guy H. History of the Settlement of 
 
 Steuben County, with Pioneer Adventures. i2mo, 
 cl. Bath, 1853 
 
76 
 
 6/6 Map of New York by State Surveyor, 1804. | Mounted, 
 In cover. 
 
 677 Gridlev, Rev. A. D. History of the Town of Kirk- 
 
 land, N. Y. I Map and plates.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y.. 1874 
 
 678 Fowi.EK, John. Journal of a Tour in the State of 
 
 New York. 1830. i2mo, cl. London. 18.^1 
 
 679 Journals of Major Robert Rogers: Account of Services 
 
 in North America. i2mo. calf. Dublin, 1769 
 
 Contains also. Account of Col. Bouquet's Expedi- 
 tion Against the Ohio Indians. Dublin, 1769 
 
 680 HouoH, F. B. Journals of Major Robert Rogers, with 
 
 Introduction and Notes. (Map.) i2mo, sheets. 
 
 Albany, 1883 
 
 681 Wii,KlNSON, J. B. The Annals of Binghamton, and of 
 
 the country connected with it. i2mo, cl. 
 
 Binghamton, 1840 
 
 682 Letters on the Natural History and Internal Resources 
 
 of the State of New York. l2mo, h. cf. N. Y., 1822 
 
 683 Street, Alfred B. Woods and Waters ; or, the Sara- 
 
 nacs and Racket. [Illustrated. | l2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y., i860 
 
 684 Hammond, S. H. Hills and Lakes, Forests and 
 
 Streams. [Illustrated.] i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1854 
 
 685 Campbell, W. W. The Border Warfare of New York; 
 
 or, the Annals of Tryon County. i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y., 1849 
 
 686 SIMMS, Jeptha R. The Trappers of New York with 
 
 Lives of Stoner and Foster, and Account of Sir 
 William Johnson. (Illustrated.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 Albany, 1871 
 Letter and Portrait of the Author inserted. 
 
 687 Steel, John H. An Analysis of the Mtnerai Waters 
 
 of Saratoga and Ballston. i2mo, cl. Saratoga, 1838 
 
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 688 SlK KNKV, CliarU's E. A History of the Minisink Re 
 
 j^ion, in Oranj;*.' Co., N. Y. l2iuo, cl. 
 
 Middlftown. 18(7 
 
 689 Tom (Juick, the Iiulian Slajer : and the Pioneers of 
 
 Minisink aiul Wawarsink. i2n)o, ck 
 
 Monticello, 1851 
 A most interesting anti very rare volume. 
 
 690 A Conversational History of the Evan^felical Churches 
 
 of New York. [Illustrated.] i6mo, cl. N. Y., 1839 
 
 691 M.MKD, Charles VV., 1). D. History of Hedford Church, 
 
 Westchester Co. i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1882 
 
 692 r.VRKlNSON. VVm. History of the Origin of the First 
 
 Baptist Church in the City of New York. i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y.. 1846 
 
 Og^ Skvmouk, Jtihn 1 . Centennial Addressss at Trenton. 
 N. Y. 8vo, flex. cl. Utica. 1877 
 
 694 HUKI.I,. Samuel, D.U. A Faithful Narrative of the 
 Remarkable Revival of Religion, in the Congregation 
 of luisthampton, on Long Island, in 1764. (Por- 
 trait.) i2ino, bds. Sag Harbor, 1808 
 
 Ogt, Ondkkdonk, Henry. The Revolutionary Incidents of 
 Queeji>= Count\-. i2mo. cl. N. Y., 1846 
 
 Cx^ Revolutionary Incidents of Suffolk and King.s 
 
 Counties. (Map.) i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1849 
 
 697 Revolutionary Incidents of Queens County^ 
 
 N. Y. Second Series. 8vo, paper. Hempstead, 1884 
 
 ()98 Pkimk. Nath. S. History of Long Island. | Map. | 12 
 mo. cl. N. Y., 1845 
 
 699 FoKMAN. (iabriel. Long Island Antiquities. 
 
 This vol. contains over 300 pages of closely written 
 manuscript by Judge Forman. A written title page 
 designates l^as vol. 2, and assigns the date 1824. The 
 contents arc arranged by topics as: Indian History 
 and Traditions ; Natural History and Scenery ; An- 
 
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 e page 
 4. The 
 iistory 
 |y; An- 
 
 cient Remains ; Foundation of Cluirclics; Old Mouses 
 Monuments and Funeral Customs; Schools; Ancient 
 Names and Places; Farly Manners. 
 
 700 BAUri.AV, (irace Diary; or Personal Recollections of 
 
 the American Revolution. i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1866 
 
 701 Paxion, Philip. The Wonderful Adventures of Cap- 
 
 tain Priest. 2 plates. i2mo, h. cf. N. Y., 1S55 
 
 Relates to Lon^ Island. 
 
 702 Roi KWKl.l,, Rev. Chas. The Cat^;kill Mountains and 
 
 the Region Around. (Frontispiece.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y., 1867 
 
 703 Dl'.CosTA, B. F. Lake George ; with Glimpses of the 
 
 Olden Time. (Illustrated.) i2mo. cl. N. Y., 186S 
 
 703aC()I.VIN, Verplanck. 7tli Annual Rept. of the Adiron- 
 dack Survey. 8vo, cl. Albany, 1880 
 
 704 The Northern Traveller; the Routes to Niagara, (Jue- 
 
 bec, and the Springs. [Maps and plates. | N.Y. 1825. 
 Also, The Fi'shionable Tour, to the Sf)riiigs, Niagara. 
 Quebec and Boston. Saratoga, 1825. 2 vols. i6mo. 
 h. roan. 
 
 705 Panoramic Guide from Niagara to Quebec. 1863; Guide 
 
 to Niagara FalN. 1852; Panorama of Hudson River, 
 1856. 3 vols. 
 
 706 MkhaeI-IUS, J. (The First Minister of the Dutch Re- 
 
 formed Church in the U. .S.i Fac simile of his Letter 
 the only extant, written during the first years of the 
 Settlement of New York, with Introduction and 
 Translation by Hon. Hcniy C. Murphy. Folic, vel. 
 
 Amsterdam, 1883 
 
 707 Denton, Daniel. A Brief Description of New York. 
 
 Formerly New Netherlands. 4to, cl. unc. 
 
 N. Y., 1845. 
 
 
 
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 708 VVooLEY, Charles. A Two Year's Journey in New 
 
 York and Part of its Territories in America. 4to, cl. 
 unc. N. Y., i860 
 
 709 MlLi.EK, John. A Description of the Province and 
 
 City of New York. 4to, cl. unc. N. Y., 186a 
 
 710 HUDl), Thomas. Good Order Established in Pennsyl- 
 
 v;»nia and New Jersey. 4to, cl. unc. N. Y., 1865 
 
 71 1 Alsop, George. A Character of the Province of Mary, 
 
 land in four Parts. 4to, cl., unc. N. Y., 1869 
 
 The foregoing 5 lots are a fine set of the Gowanj^ 
 Reprints. 
 
 712 The Bulletin of the Pennsylvania Historical Society, 
 
 (All published, scarce.) Vol. I. 8vo, h. mor. 
 
 Phil., 1848 
 
 713 Camfanius, Thomas. A Short Description of the 
 
 Province of New Sweden, now called Pennsylvania, 
 [Maps and plates.] 8vo, bds. Phil., 1838 
 
 ; 14 Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. 
 Vol. HI, Pt. H. 8vo, bds. unc, Phil., 1836 
 
 715 Thomson, Charles. An Enquiry into the Causes of the 
 
 Alienation of the Delaware and Shawanese Indians. 
 (Map.) 8vo, stitched. London, 1759 
 
 716 Relation Historique de I'Expedition, contrc les In- 
 
 diens de 1 Ohio on 1764. Commander par le Chevalier 
 Henry Bouquet. iMaps and plans.) 8vo, bds. unc. 
 
 Amsterdam, 1769 
 
 717 Historical Account of Bouquet's Expedition Against 
 
 the Ohio Indians. Edited by Parkman. (Map, plates 
 and plans.) 8vo. cl. Cincinnati, 1868 
 
 718 CoRT, Rev. Cyrus. Col. Henry Bouquet and his Cam- 
 
 paigns of 1763 and 1764; The Bouquet Celebn tion 
 on Bushy Run Battlefield, 1883; Memorial of Enoch 
 Brown and Eleven Scholars, Massac ed July 26, 1763. 
 
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 tion 
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 '63. 
 
 (3 pieces in vol. Portrait and plates.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 Lancaster, 1883-6 
 
 719 Beatly, Charles. The Journal of a Two Months' Tour; 
 
 With a View to Promoting Religion Among the 
 Frontier Inhabitants of Pennsylvania. 8vo, h. cf. unc. 
 
 London, 1768 
 
 720 De Crevccoeur, Hector St. John. Voyage dans la 
 
 Haute Pensylvanie et dans I'Etat de New York. 3 
 vols. (Maps and plates.) 8vo, cf. Paris, 1801 
 
 721 Miner, Charles. History of Wyoming, in a Series of 
 
 Letters. (Maps and plate.) 8vo. cl. Phil., 1845 
 
 722 Jacob, John J. Life of Capt. Michael Cresap; a/so, A 
 
 Journal of Wayne's Campaign by Lt. Boyer. 4to, 
 paper, unc. Cincinnati, 1866 
 
 723 Mayer, Brantz. Tah-gah-jute ; or, Logan and Cresap, 
 
 an Historical Essay. 8vo, paper, unc. Albany, 1867 
 
 724 Memorials of the Moravian Church, edited by Wm. C. 
 
 Reichel. Vol. i. (All published.) 8vo, cl. 
 
 Phil., 1870 
 Only 80 copies in existence. 
 
 725 Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society. 
 
 (Portrait.) Vol. I. ] All published! 8vo, cl. 
 
 Phil., 1876 
 
 726 Reicmei.. Rev. Levin Th. The Karly History of the 
 
 Church of the United Brethren in North America, 
 1734-48. Svo. cl. Nazareth, 1888 
 
 727 Henry, James. Sketches of Moravian Life and Char- 
 
 acter. [Plati;.] i2mo, cl. Phil., 1859 
 
 728 RoNimiAl.KK, Rev. lulwarcl. Life of John Hecke- 
 
 weUler. IPortrait.] i2mo. cl. Phil., 1847 
 
 729 RniKR. Abraham. History of the Moraviar Church 
 
 in Philadelphia. ( Portraits and plates.) Svo, cl. 
 
 Phil. 1857 
 

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 730 LosKlKl., Geo. H. Histoiy of the Mission of the 
 
 United Brethren Among the Indians of North Amer- 
 ica. (Map.) 8vo, bds, unc. London, 1794 
 
 73 1 5 Pamphlets Relating to Moravian Missions in the United 
 
 States. London, 1769; Washington, 1814. 22 & 23 ; 
 Shekomeko, or Moravians in Dutchess Co. 
 
 Poughkecpsie, 1858 
 
 732 ELI.lOTr, Uavid. The Life of Rev. Elisha Macurdy. 
 
 (Portrait.) i2mo, cl. Phil. 1848 
 
 Relates to Early Presbyterian Church in Western 
 Pcnn. 
 
 733 Wrkiht, Hendrick B. Hi.storical Sketches of Ply- 
 
 mouth, Pcnn. I Portraits and plates, j i2mo, cl. 
 
 Phil., 1873 
 
 734 Lyti.i:, Milton S. History of Huntingdon County, 
 
 Penn. 1 3 plates.) 8vo, cl. Lancaster, 1876 
 
 735 Brunner, D. B. The Indians of Berks County, Penn. 
 
 (Cuts ard 34 plates.) 8vo, h. roan. Reading, 1881 
 
 736 Lambinc, Rev. A. A. Register of Fort Duquesne, 
 
 translated with Notes and Introduction. [Plan.] 
 4to, paper. Pittsburgh, 1885 
 
 See No. 5 of Shea's Relations, Lot 501. 
 
 737 SlIEAFER, P. W. Historical Map of Pennsylvania. 
 
 Showing Indian Names of Streams, &c., with Tables 
 of Forts, &c. 8vo, cl. Phil. 1875 
 
 738 Carson, Joseph. History of the Medical Dept. of the 
 
 University of Penn. 8vo, cl. Phil. 1869 
 
 739 BURREI.l., A. B. Reminiscences of George La Bar, the 
 
 Centenarian of Monroe Co. (Portrait.) 8vo, cl. 
 
 Phil. 1870 
 
 740 Brodhead, L. W. The Delaware Water Gap : Its 
 
 Legends and Early History. (Plate.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 Phil. 1870 
 

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 741 Historyof the Delaware and Ifoquois Indians. (Illustrat- 
 
 ed.) i6mo, cl. Phil. 1832 
 
 742 French Refugee Trappists in the U. S.; Hist, of Dela- 
 
 ware Co., Penn.; Hist, of Presbytery of Luzerne; 
 Presbyterianism in Sevvickley Valley ; 2 Church His- 
 tories. [6 pamphlets.] 
 
 743 FUTHKV, J. Smith. History of the Octarora Prcsby- 
 
 terian Church. [2 plates.] 8vo, paper, unc. 
 
 Phil., 1870 
 
 744 Proceedings and Collections of the Wyoming Histori- 
 
 cal and Geological Society. 3 vols. 8vo, paper, unc. 
 [Complete.] Wilkes- Rarre, 1858-86 
 
 744a (irss. Early Indian History on the Susquehanna 1883 ; 
 Smith, a Brief State of the Province of Pennsylvania, 
 1755 (reprint :) MiCKTKX, Brief Account of Murders 
 by the Indians in Northampton Co., Penn. 1875. (3 
 pieces. 
 
 744b Alexandkk, a. Sketches of the Log College. i2mo, 
 cl. Princeton, 1845 
 
 745 Documents Relating to the Colonial History af New 
 
 Jersey. 1631-1676. 10 vols, and Index, 1 1 vols, (r 
 St Teries complete.) (All published.) 8vo, cl. 
 
 Newark. 1S80-88 
 
 746 The Journal of the Governor and Council of the Prov- 
 
 i nee of East New Jersey, 1682 17OO. 8vo. cl. 
 
 Jersey City, 1862 
 
 747 journal and Votes of the House of Representatives of 
 
 New jersey. 1 703- 1 70). 8vo, cl. Jersey City, 1863; 
 
 748 Minutes of the Provincial Congress and the Council of 
 
 Safety of the State of New Jersey. 174 6. 
 
 Trenton, 1S79 
 
 749 WlHTF.ilKAD, Wm. A. Contributions to the Early His- 
 
 tory oi I'erth Aniboy. (.Maps, portraits and cuts ) 
 
 N. Y., 1856 
 
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 750 Collections N. J. Hist. Society; Kast Jersey under the 
 
 Proprietors; Life of Lord Sterlinj^; Provincial Courts 
 of New Jersey; Index of Colonial Documents; New- 
 ark Town Records, «//// Newark Bi-Centennial ; The 
 Constitution and (iovernors of New Jersey. 7 vols, 
 and Supplement, 8 vols. 8 vo, cl. 1846-72 
 
 751 Proceedings of N. J. Historical Society. 10 v(>ls. Svo, 
 
 paper, 3 unc. [Most of the vols, no longer obtain- 
 able.] 1845-66 
 
 753 8 vols. Svo, paper, unc. (Second 
 
 Series.) 
 
 Both these lots are replete with valuable matter. 
 
 753 Hakhek & HoWK. Historical Collections of the State 
 
 of New Jersey. (Illustrated.) Svo. cf. N. Y., 1844 
 
 754 Smith, Samuel. History of the Colony of Nova Caes- 
 
 aria. ^Map.) Svo, cl. (Reprint.) Trenton, 1877 
 
 755 Gordon, Thos. F. History of New Jersey, with Gaz. 
 
 etteer. (Map.) Svo, cf. Trenton, 1834 
 
 756 MULFORD, Isaac S. Civil and Political History of New 
 
 Jersey. Svo, cl. Phil. 1851 
 
 757 Raum, John O. History of New Jersey from its Earli- 
 
 est Settlement to the Present. (2 plates.) 2 vols. S 
 vo, cl. Phil. 1877 
 
 75S StRVKER, Wm. S. Official Register of the Officers 
 and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War. 
 Svo, cl. Trenton, 1872 
 
 75y WiCKES, Stephen. History of Medicine in New Jersey 
 and of its Medical Men to iScx). Svo. cl. 
 
 Newark, 1879 
 
 760 Maclean, John. History of the College of New Jcr. 
 
 sey, from 1746 to 1854. 2 vols. Svo, cl. Phil., 1877 
 
 761 Princeton Theological Seminary, Record of all Students 
 
 from. Svo, paper. 
 
 771 
 
 Trenton, 1881 
 
 
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 |l., 1877 
 
 tudents 
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 88 
 
 762 Princeton Scientific Explorations in Coloiado and Utah 
 
 1877. I Maps and plates.] Svo. paper. N. V., 1879 
 
 763 WiNFlKM), Chas. H. History of the County of Hud- 
 
 son, New Jersey. ( IMates.) Svo. cl. unc. N. \'., 1874 
 
 764 Clement, John. Sketches of First Settlers in Newton 
 
 Township, Gloucester Co., N. J. (Maps and portrait.) 
 8vo, cl. Camden. 1877 
 
 765 Mk.ssLER, Abraham, D. D. Forty Years at Raritan. 
 
 Notes for a Historj- of the Refr.imed Churches of 
 Somerset Co.. N. J. 8vo. cl. N. Y., 1873 
 
 766 Historical Sermons \\\ Reformed Church at 
 
 Raritan. i2mo, cl. New lirunswlck. 1853 
 
 767 H.vniEl.D, Edwin F. I'istory of Elizabeth, N. J.. 
 
 with Early History of Union Co. [Portraits anil 
 plates.) 8vo, cl. N. Y.. 186.S 
 
 768 Murray, Nicholas. Notes Historical and Biojjraphi- 
 
 cal concerning Elizabethtown. (Plate.) i3nio, bds. 
 
 Elizabethtown, 1844 
 
 769 Clark, Samuel A. The History of St. John's Church. 
 
 Elizabeth Town, N. J. (Plate.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 Phil.. 1857 
 
 770 Atkinson, Joseph. The History of Newark, New 
 
 Jersey. (Portraits and plates.) Royal Svo, cl. 
 
 Newark, 1878 
 
 771 Stearns, Jonathan F. Historical Discourses Relating 
 
 to the First Presbyrerian Church in Newark. [Por- 
 traits, map and plate.] Svo, cl. (With Manual 1828.^ 
 
 Newark, 1853 
 
 772 Report on Additional Water Supply for Newark. (Maps,) 
 
 Svo, cl. Newark, 1879 
 
 773 Report and Catologuc of Newark Industrial. E.xhibi- 
 
 tion. (Plate.) Svo, cl. Newark, 1882 
 
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 774 History of the Newark liaptist City Mission. (Plates.) 
 
 i2mo. cl. N. Y., 1869 
 
 775 Annu.l Reports of the Foster Home Society of the City 
 
 of Newark, 1846-68. 2 vols. i2mo, h. roan. 
 
 Newark, 1849-69 
 
 776 Historical Record of South Park Presbyterian Church, 
 
 25th Anniversary. Newark. (IMate.) 8vo, cl. 
 
 Newark, 1879 
 
 jyy Nkwakk. History 2ncl Presbyterian Church ; History 
 of State St. Methodist Church ; 25 Years of St. Paul's 
 Methodist Church. 3 vols. Newark, 185 1 
 
 778 Fish, Henry C. Semi-Centennial of First Baptist 
 
 Church, Newark. i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1851 
 
 779 Ward, Thomas. Poems Touching the Passaic River. 
 
 i2mo, bds. N. Y., 1842 
 
 780 HoYT, James. History of the First Presbyterian 
 
 Church, Orange, N. J. (Plates.) l2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y., i860 
 
 781 15th Anniversary of First Church, Orange, N. J i2mo, 
 
 cl. Newark, 1870 
 
 782 WiNANS, Wm. H. Experiences in the Life of an Ed- 
 
 itor. i2mo, cl. Newark, 1875 
 
 783 Sherwood, Rev. J. M. Historical Discourse in Pres- 
 
 byterian Church, Hloomfield, N. J. i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y., 1854 
 
 784 SlIAW, William H. History of Essex and Hudson 
 
 Counties, N. J. [Maps and Portraits.] 2 vols. 8vo, 
 h. roan. 
 
 Phil. 1884 
 
 785 Tayix)R, Benj. C. Annals of the Classis of l^ergen. 
 
 [Plates.] i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1857 
 
 786 RoMEYN, Rev. Thco. B. Historical Discourse in the 
 
 Reformed Church in Hackensack. (Plate.) 8vo, ci. 
 
 N. Y., 1870 
 
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85 
 
 787 Steele, Rich. H., D. D. Historical Discourse in ist 
 
 Reformed Church, New Bruhswick. [Plates.] 8vo, 
 
 cl. New Brunswick, 1867 
 
 787a Jones, Joseph H. History of the Revival in New 
 
 Brunswick in 1837. i6mo, cl. Phil. 1839 
 
 788 History of the Presbyterian Church, Madison, N. J. 
 
 (Cuts.) l2mo, cl. N. Y., 1855 
 
 789 Young, David. The Wonderful History of the Mor- 
 
 ristown Ghost. i6ino, bds. Newark, 182^) 
 
 760 CORVVIN, Edw. T. History of the Reformed Church 
 at Millstone, N. J. (Map.) 8vo, cl. N. Y., 1866 
 
 791 Centennial History of Jamesburg, N. J. 8vo, cl. 
 
 Phil. 1876 
 
 792 Raum, John O. History of the City of Trenton. | Maj) 
 
 and plates.] 8vo, cl. Trenton, 1871 
 
 793 Hall, John, D. D. History of the Presbyterian Church 
 
 in Trenton. [Illustrated.] i2mo, cl. N. Y., 1857 
 
 794 Hills, Rev. Geo. M. History of the Church in Bur- 
 
 lington. 8vo, cl. Trenton, 1876 
 
 795 Woodward, E. M. Bonaparte's Park in Bordentown. 
 
 (Portrait and plate.) 8vo, cl. Trenton, 1879 
 
 796 Johnson, R. G. Historical Account of Fenwick's 
 
 First Settlement of Salem. i6mo, cl. Phil., 1839 
 
 797 A Sketch of Camden City. 8vo, cl. Camden, 1873 
 
 798 Elmer, L. Q. C. History of the Settlement and Pro- 
 
 gress of Cumberland County. 8vo, cl. 
 
 Bridgeton, 1869 
 
 799 OsBORN, Rev. Ethan. The Old Stone Church, Fair- 
 
 field. (Portrait and plate.) i2mo, cl. Phil., 185S 
 
 800 Wheeler, Ed. S. Early Days along the Delaware 
 
 and Events at Sea Grove. (Illustrated.) 8vo, cl. 
 
 Phil., 1876 
 
 801 Early and Modern History of Atlantic City, i2mo, cl. 
 
 Phil. 1878 
 
 
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 8o2 Stokes, Rev. E. H. Ocean (irove; its ()rij;in and His- 
 
 tor>'. llllnstratecl.l 8vo, cl. Phil. 1S74 
 
 S03 A North Jersey Jaunt. (Privately printed.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 n. p. n. d. 
 
 804 Thomas, (Gabriel. Account of the Province of Penn- 
 
 sylvania and West New Jersey. (Map.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y., 1848 
 
 805 Pons, Jos. C. The New Jersey Kejrister for 1837. 
 
 (All published.) i2nio, h. roan. Trenton, 1837 
 
 806 (iRlH ITJI, Wni. A Treatise on the Jurisdiction and 
 
 Proceedings of Justices of Peace in Civil Suits. 
 i2iT»o, cf. Newark, 1797 
 
 807 Ravhoi.d, Rev. G. A. Reminiscences of Methodism 
 
 in West Jersey. i6mo, cl. N. Y., 1849 
 
 808 Dkmakkst, David D. History and Characteristics of 
 
 the Reformed Dutch Church. (Plates.) i2mo, cl. 
 
 N. Y.. 1856 
 More than half this vol. relates to New Jersey. 
 
 809 Reports of the New Jersey Railroad and Transpor- 
 
 tation Company, 1837-63. 8vo, h. roan. u. p. v. d. 
 
 809a Report on Delaware and Raritan Canal, 1817; Eliza- 
 beth and Somcrville R. R. 1839; R. R. from N. Y. to 
 Lake Erie, (map,) 1853; Free Legislation for Rail- 
 roads i860; Railroads of N. J. (map,) i860, (2 pieces;) 
 Morris and Essex R. R. 1868; Railroad E.xemption 
 Tax, 1882: Central R. R. Mortgage, 1887. 9 pieces 
 
 810 Larison, C. W. a Geological Tour in New Jersey. 
 
 [Illustrated.] i2mo, cl. Ringos, 1883 
 
 A curious and instructive vol. 
 
 811 Edwards, Jonathan. An Account of the Life of Mr. 
 
 David Braincrd, Missionary to the Indians in New 
 Jersey. 8vo, cf. (Original edition, rare.) 
 
 Boston, 1749 
 
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 812 Our Home: A Monthly Maj^azinr of Oiijijujil Articles. 
 
 Vol. I. 187.V (All piih'tl.) Svo. h. roan. .Sc.nic-rvilK- 
 In this unpretentious vol. is j,Mtherecl a ^'enennis 
 amount of local, historical and ^enealo^ncal matter 
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 limo. d. N. v.. 1S41 
 
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 Years Since. uMm>, Inls. N. V.. 1842 
 
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 1121 NoKRis, r. \V. Ihc Cahmu't of the Cotcan. (Illiis- 
 
 tratoil.) iJino, cl. I'liil. 1884 
 
 1122 M.MK. Charles. Tecumseh: a Drama, uino. cl. 
 
 Toronto, i88() 
 
 \\2\ Wah.Ks. (iay. Ihe I'oetical Works of. IncUulinj; 
 
 the Wicota. I2iu>. cl. Cin. 1887 
 
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 Utes. I Illustrated. I i2ino. cl. Denver, 1889 
 
 1125 R/VNl). I'he Iniiian's Dyinj; Dream ; I.ej^eiuls of the 
 
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 dota, the Spirit of the Lake, 1881 ; Son^s of Dahko- 
 tah'Land. 1882 |6 pieces.) 
 
 1126 E.vsiMAX, Mary H. The Romance of Indiati Life. 
 
 I 12 coloretl plates. I 4to. mor. Phil. 185.^ 
 
 1127 The American Annual: Illustrative of the 
 
 Early History of North America. 21 plates. [Illus- 
 trating^ Indian Life.] 4to. cl. Phil. n. d. 
 
 1128 SCHOOl.CRAir, H. R. Information Respectinjj the 
 History, Condition and Prospects of the Indian Tribes 
 of the United States: Collected and Prepared under 
 the Bureau of Indian Affairs. 6 vols. 4to, half mor. 
 uncut. Phil, i860 
 
 The usual sets of this work are more or less imper- 
 fect, apparently from mere carelessness in assembling 
 the parts. Plates are wanting or other defects occur. 
 
 
117 
 
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 Ciircfnll)* niiidc up l»y its first owner. He w.is ;il- 
 IdUi'd t(» sric'ct tlic sij.;n;it iiic's iind j>iiit(s of <'ii( li vol. 
 with ;\ view to h,iviiij4 tiuMii all pKscnt ;iiul in f.iiilt- 
 li'ss condition, I, onj^' continued n^c ns well as c rit i- 
 c.d eoll.it ion indicate that he succet drd. Ihere are- 
 
 VV' f'l" |'H{'' p'*'^'"*' "^'^'^y ''f them (olored; nnincc 
 oiisuiiod cuts, and frecpienl maps, 
 
 riie position of this work, as concerns intrinsic val- 
 ue, is imi(pie. Whatever .Schoolcraft himself con- 
 tributed is curious, often sur|»risin}^, souk times hu- 
 milial 111'.',. With ^n'eat opportunities and indefat i{.;ahle 
 iudu -trw his iililisiii}.;, coinparat i\'<' po'.\« i was aliso- 
 llltely ////. In the midst of copious, valuable material 
 his judi^'nent W.IS /.Imost diuinan;. while f.iiuy movetl 
 at random. After notiii}.; the f.imous iii,inifesto( s that 
 he issued it is piti.ible to find so feeble ac i omplish- 
 nient. In spite of all this, howevtr, the work is es- 
 sential and indispensable. ihere are in il veiy many 
 papers, contributed by well-informed ^Ipecialists up«>n 
 various topics of Indian antirpiity, history, usaj^c and 
 lan}4uaj4e. These, h.ippily, toiistitule .i lai;,M' portion 
 of the volumes and are of permam nt value. The 
 work, in this way, will always remain a necessity to 
 all Indian students. 
 
 1129 C!a II.IN, (ieor^re. North American liulian Portfolio. 
 Indian Scenes and Amusements of the Rocky Moun- 
 tains and I'rairies of America. I'olio, iialf rcjan. 
 
 London, 1K44 
 This is the most elaborate ;ind worthy of Catlin's 
 works and in the main well de.scrvcs all the favorable 
 notice that has been bestowed upon it. The 25 
 colored plates are, with perhaps a single exception, 
 faithful delineations of essential phases of primitive 
 Indian life, as it existed fifty years ago; before the 
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 obliterated it and effectually disintegrated quite all 
 the desirable and characteristic traits of the Indian 
 himself. In this relation the volume will for all time 
 be an ocular presentation of a form of life which is 
 now entirely disappeared. What the author intended 
 should be art has, therefore, already assumed the 
 sturdier guise of enacted history. 
 1 130 Lewis, J. O. The Aboriginal Portfolio: or, a Collection 
 of Portraits of the most celebrated Chiefs of the 
 North American Indians. Folio, half calf. 
 
 Phil. 1836 
 It is rare that a lover of conscientious work exper- 
 iences a more genuine satisfaction than is afforded in 
 the examination of this volume. Mr. Lewis was evi- 
 dently a man of persistent and enthusiastic purpose. 
 The hardsiiip and at times personal peril that he en- 
 dured in gathering his material and the unaided hero- 
 ism with which he finally succeeded in placing before 
 an unappreciative public the results of his toilsome 
 work are not easily paralleled. The meager con- 
 temporary notices of him that have been seen unite- 
 in presenting him as also a man of sterling worth and 
 admirable unobtrusiveness. So retired was he that 
 there is still much uncertainty as to the exact condi- 
 tions under which his portraits were finally published, 
 as well as to just how many were really issued. 
 Usually yz are counted a complete set. In this col- 
 lection there are five additional Lewis portraits, rais- 
 ing the total to yy. So far as known the volume is 
 unique. There are also inserted 22 duplicates. 
 There are also in addition two plates from paintings, 
 one by P. Rindisbacher, the other by T. R. Peale : 
 and an Indian portrait, sketched by Jerome Thomp- 
 son. 
 
 As to the historic value of the Lewis portraits 
 there can be no question. In every detail they are 
 
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 among the most authentic Indian portraits ever pro- 
 duced. The author seeks to present the Indian 
 lineaments precisely as he found them. Though not 
 so artistic nor elaborate as the Le Moyne or Zu Wied 
 sketches (Lots 7 and 354) they are equally valuable. 
 
 1131 Mc Kenny & Hall. History of the Indian Tribes 
 
 of North America, with Biographical Sketches and 
 Anecdotes of the Principal Chiefs. [120 colored por- 
 traits.] 3 vols. Folio, half mor. Phil. 1838 
 This work, from the favorable circumstances of its 
 publication, and from recognized position and in- 
 fluence of its authors, has occupied a place in public 
 esteem so prominent as to exclude almost entirel}- 
 from view the works of Le Moyne, Lewis, Zu Wied and 
 Catlin, already noted. In all respects it is admirable 
 for the painstaking skill and taste with which it was 
 executed, and creditable to the devotion and industry 
 of its collaborators. To know it, however, at its true 
 worth, it should always be studied comparatively, as 
 one of a worthy series. The perspective, in which 
 the Indian is here exhibited, loses none of its value 
 because essentially independent. His historic char- 
 acter, though viewed somewhat poetically, is in no 
 wise appreciably distorted. 
 
 1 132 Morton, Samuel George. Crania Americana, or, a 
 
 Comparative View of the Skulls of Various Aborig- 
 inal Nations of North and South America. (Map, 
 frontispiece, 78 plates and numerous cuts.) Folio, 
 cl. uncut. London, 1839 
 
 Starting from an entirely independent stand-poiut 
 and wrought out with an entirely distinct purpose 
 Dr. Morton's extended and scholarly essay may in no 
 way be better appreciated than in connection with 
 works immediately preceding. Its special and en- 
 during ethnological worth has from its first appear. 
 
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 ance been cordially recognized and freely utilised by 
 compararive students. In this copy is found a fine 
 portrait of the author and lo additional plates. 
 
 1 133 Wilkes, Charles. United States Exploring Expedi- 
 
 tion. During the Years 1838-42. Vol. 7. Ethnog- 
 raphy and Philology. By Horatio Hale. (3 maps.) 
 4to, cl. uncut. Phil. 1846 
 
 The appropriateness of this vol. in the present con- 
 nection will be readily discerned in the 150 pages of 
 carefully gathered and scientifically presented data 
 relating to the ethnology and philology of the tribes 
 of our Northwest. Mr. Hale's contributions will 
 always continue to be of indispensable value to 
 scientific students. 
 
 1134 Morgan, Lewis H. Systems of Consanguinity and 
 
 Affinity in the Human Family. [14 plates.] 4to, 
 bds, uncut. Wash. 1870 
 
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 the United States. Mr. Morgan's plan was original 
 and philosophical. His own contributions are ex- 
 tremely meritorious. The only limitation in intrinsic 
 worth is the author's lack of personal acquaintance 
 with the philological data. He was obliged to take 
 nearly all of these at seeond hand, and not infrequent- 
 ly from who were as emphatic as they were ignorant. 
 
 1 135 Powell, J.' W. Annual Reports of the Bureau of 
 
 Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Insti- 
 tution, 1879-85. 6 vols. (Maps and illustrations.) 
 Royal 8vo, cl. Wash. v. d. 
 
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 Smithsonian Institution. 22 vols. 8vo, cl. 
 
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 noted by page. As an indication of the minute care 
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