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 43 Elements of Physiology, (Angell.) 
 
 44 Child's Book of Nature, (Hooker.) 
 
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 47 Five Gateways of Knowledge. 
 
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 56 Source of the Nile, (Speke.) 
 
 57 Travels in Central Asia, (Vamberg.) 
 
 58 Greene's Analysis. 
 
 59 Desert World, (Mangin.) 
 
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 66 Calkin's Object Lessons. 
 
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 73 Heat, (Balfour Stewart.) 
 
 74 Quackenboss's Arithmetic. 
 
 75 Story of my Life, (Andersen.) 
 
 76 Representative Goverment, (Mill.) 
 
 77 Murdoch's Nova Scotia, Vol. I. 
 
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 79 " « " Vol. III. 
 
 80 Mills' Political Economy, Vol. I. 
 
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 99 " " ** Vol. II. 
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 401 Outlines of Geography, (Fay,) 
 
 102 Atlas, (Fay.) 
 
 103 Compendium of Classical Literature. 
 
 104 " " English -** 
 
 105 " " American " 
 
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 107 Punishment and Prevention. 
 
 108 Object Lessons, (Sheldon.) 
 
 109 Normal Methods, (Holbrook.) 
 
 110 The Teacher, (Abbott.) 
 
 111 Natural History, (Hooker.) 
 
 112 Elements of Psychology, (Morrell.) 
 
 113 Land and >^e Book, '(Tkompsooi.') 
 
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 20 Education in Europe, (Barnard.) 
 
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 23 Bacon's Essays. 
 
 24 Gregory's Lectures, Vol. I. • I 
 
 25 " " Vol. II. ' 
 
 26 Inorganic Chemistry, (Thorpo.) 
 
 27 History of Peebleshire. 
 
 28 Geology of Canada. 
 
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 30 'Animal Physiology, (Cleland.) 
 
 31 Modem History, CTaylor.) 
 
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 35 Physical Geography of the Sea, (Maury.) 
 
 36 Kinglake's Crimean War, Vol. I. 
 
 37 " " " Vol II. 
 
 38 Wayside Thoughts, (Thompson.) 
 
 39 Nile Tributaries, (Baker.) 
 
 40 London Quarterly, 1866-7 
 
 41 North British, 1866. 
 
 42 Inorganic Chemistry. 
 
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 46 Crabbe's Synonyms. 
 
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 49 Oyssey, Vol. I. 
 
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 51 Argonauts and Odes of Anacreon. 
 
 52 Hesiod. 
 
 53 Ovid. 
 
 54 iEneid. 
 
 55 TibuUus. 
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 57 ApoUonius Rhodius. 
 
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 190 Thompson. 
 
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 192 Smollet, &c. 
 
 193 Walter. 
 
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 196 Edward Moore. 
 
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 216 Natural Philosophy, Vol. II, 
 
 217 Arithmetic, 
 
 218 Rudiments of Zoology, 
 
 219 Rudiments of Geol )gy, 
 
 220 Exemplary Biography, 
 
 221 Meteorology, 
 
 222 Histoire du Canada, 
 
 223 First German Reader, 
 
 224 Latin Exercises. 
 
 225 Key to Latin Exercises, 
 
 226 Political Economy, 
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 228 Scripture Geography, 
 
 229 Scripture Geography, 
 
 230 Elementary German Grammar, 
 331 Moral Class Book, 
 
 232 Geographical Primer, 
 
 233 Geography of Scotland, 
 
 234 Simple Lessons, 
 
 235 First Drawing Book, 
 
 236 Second " " 
 
 237 Second " « 
 
 238 Book Keeping, . 
 
 239 Select Fables of Phaedrus, 
 
 240 Key to Arithmetic, 
 
 241 Exercises in Algebra, 
 
 242 History of France, 
 
 243 Political Economy, (Wayland.) 
 
 244 Zoology, (Agassiz.) 
 
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 Portraits of British Americans. 
 
 History of Canada, (Boy.) 
 
 Speeches and Letters of Joseph Howe, Vol. I. 
 
 History of Newfoundland, (Pedley.) 
 Travels in South Africa. (Livingstone.) 
 Koman Antiquities, (Adam.) ' 
 
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 Eighty Years' Progress of United States, Vol.1. 
 
 Historical and Descriptive account of British 
 
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 Catalogue of N. Y. State Libraay. 
 French Grammar, (Bolmar.) 
 Educational Reports. 
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 French Reader, (Arnoult.) 
 French Lessons. 
 
 Adventures of Don. Silvio, (German.) 
 The Rash Vows, (German.) 
 OUendorf's French. 
 Second German Reader. 
 Ovid. 
 
 French Grammar, (Ahn.) 
 Cicero's Select Orations, 
 French Grammar, (Direy.) 
 Sallust. 
 
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 Introduction to Latin, (Harkness.) 
 
 First Book in Ijatin, (McClintock.) 
 
 Second Book in Latin, 
 
 Second Book in Greek, 
 
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 Thucydides. 
 
 Plato's Dialogues. 
 
 Livius Patavinus. 
 
 Latin Reader, (Harkness,) 
 
 Cicero deOfficiis. 
 
 Virgil. 
 
 Virgil. 
 
 Sallust, 
 
 First Greek Reader, (Bryce.) 
 
 Second " " " 
 
 Greek Prose Composition, (Arnold.) 
 
 Second Latin, (Arnold.) 
 
 Fourth Greek, (Arnold.) 
 
 Hoole's Terminations. 
 
 Xenophon. 
 
 Eutropius. 
 
 Key to Arithmetic. 
 
 Second Latin, (Bryce.) 
 
 Rudiments of Hebrew. 
 
 Latin Dictionary, (Riddle.) 
 
 Virgil, (Delphini.) 
 
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 319 Cicero on Oratory, 
 
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 321 Tacitus, Vol. I- 
 
 322 " Vol. II. 
 
 323 Sallust, 
 
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 325 Caesar, 
 
 326 Horace, 
 
 327 Virgil, 
 
 328 Terence, 
 
 329 Euripides, 
 
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 331 Thucydides, 
 
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 333 Demosthenes, 
 
 334 Herodotus, 
 
 335 Homer's Illiad. 
 
 336 " Odyssey, 
 
 337 " Od'yssey, (Pope.) 
 
 338 Sophocles, (Trans.) 
 
 339 Euripides, 
 
 340 Geological Survey of Newfoundland. 
 
 341 Geology of Canada, (Gov. Survey.) 
 
 342 Acadian Geology, (Dawson.) 
 
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 344 Fo( t-Prints of the Creator, (Miller.) 
 
 345 Ge< logy, (Page.) 
 
 346 Catalogue of Cast of Fossils, (Ward.) 
 
 347 Geology and Mineralogy of N. S., (Gesner.) 
 
 348 Elements of Geology, (Lyall.) 
 
 349 Principles of Geokgy, (Lyall.) 
 
 350 Geology and Mineralogy, (Buckland) Vol. I. 
 
 351 " " " Vol. II. 
 
 352 Mineralogy, (Jameison.) 
 
 353 Mineralogy, (Dana.) 
 
 354 Arran, (Landsborough.) 
 
 355 Transactions of N. Y. Agr. Society. 
 
 356 Trans, of Board oi Agr. U. Canada. 
 
 357 Genera Plan tar um. 
 
 358 Botany, (Grey.) 
 
 359 Botanical Text-Book, (Gray.) 
 
 360 Physiological Botany, (Keith,) Vol. I. 
 
 361 Physiological Botany, (Keith.) 
 
 362 Elements of Botany, (Richards.) 
 
 363 Lectures on Botany, (Thomson.) 
 
 364 Vegetable Physiology, (Meyen,) 
 
 365 Vegetable Kingdom, (Hogg.) 
 
 366 British Mosses, (Stark.) 
 
 367 British Algae, (Harvey,) 
 
 3G8 Philosophy of Plants, (Decandolle.) 
 
 369 Botanic Essays, (Blair.) 
 
 370 Vegetable Physiology. 
 
 371 Complete Gardener, (Quintyne.) 
 
 372 Garnening, (Bradley.) 
 
 373 Discourse on Earth. Water, &c., (Bradley.) 
 
 374 British Garden, (Murray,) Vol. I. 
 
 375 •* " « Vol. n. 
 
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 376 Class-Book of Botany, (Wood.) 
 
 377 Flora Scotica, (Hooker.) 
 
 378 Botanical Dicticnary, (Milne.) 
 
 379 Fruits, tfec., of America, (Downing.) 
 
 380 Agricultural Chemistry, (Johnson.) 
 
 381 Agricultural Chemistry, (Johnson.) 
 
 382 Chemistry and Geology, (Johnson.) 
 
 383 Notes on North America, Vol. I. (Johnson.) 
 
 384 " '* " Vol. IL, 
 
 385 Chemistry of Com. Life, Vol. I., 
 
 386 Journal of Agriculture, 
 
 387 Agriculture, (Monceau,) Vol. I. 
 
 388 *' " Vol. II. 
 
 389 Agriculture, (Lowe.) 
 
 390 Husbandry of Scotland, (Sinclair.) 
 
 391 Pomology. (Warder.) 
 
 392 Agricult j.re, (Emerson.) 
 
 393 Agi-iculture. (Norton.) 
 
 394 Agriculture in N. S., (Dawson.) 
 
 395 " " " 
 
 396 " " " 
 
 397 Hind's Essay. 
 
 398 Agricultural (Jlass-Book. 
 
 399 Canada. 
 
 400 Organic Chemistry, 
 
 401 Catechism of A gr. Chemistry, (Johnston.) 
 
 402 Set of Natural History Plates, Part I. 
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 412 British Animals, (Fleming.) 
 
 413 Intellect, Emotions and Moral Nature, (Lyell.) 
 
 414 Intellectual Powers, (Abercrombie.) 
 
 415 Moral Sentiments, (Adam Smith.) 
 
 416 Moral Philosophy. 
 
 417 Brown's Leetures, Vol. I. 
 
 418 *' " Vol. 11. 
 
 419 " " Vol. III. 
 
 420 " ** Vol. IV. 
 
 421 Mental Exertion, (Leared.) 
 
 422 Homeopathy, (Josslin.) 
 
 423 Pliilosophicai Theories. 
 
 424 Rhode Island Journal, (Barnard.) 
 42.'> Staples' Penmanship. 
 
 42 n Physiology of Intellectual Philosophy. 
 
 427 Theory tjnd Practice of Teaching, (Page.) 
 
 428 Mann's Educational Tour. 
 
 429 The Teacher, (Abbott.) 
 
 430 School and School-master, (Potter.) 
 
 431 Training System, (Stow.) 
 
 432 Central Society of Education. 
 
 433 Philosophy of Education, (Gall.) 
 
 434 Pepular Education, (Mayhew.) 
 
 435 Education and Knowledge, (Everett.) 
 
 436 Central Society of Education. 
 
 437 Educational Report, (New York.) 
 
 438 Central Society of Education. 
 
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 443 Wesleyan Education Report. 
 
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 445 Moral Feelings, (Abercrombie.) 
 
 446 Elements of Thought, (Taylor.) 
 
 447 Philosophical Theories. 
 
 448 School Management, (Gill.) 
 
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 455 Homeopathy. 
 
 456 Bible in Common Schools, (Cheeves.) 
 
 457 Improvement of the Mind, (Watts.) 
 
 458 Educational Minutes. 
 
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 460 Sessional School. 
 
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