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274-1510 17-204 O'Halloran and his man. W. H. Maxwell Covenant and official magazine 2-946

18-2137 Ridgely, J. L, and P. Donaldson. The Odd- O'Hara, K. Midas. B. d. v. 1 : 24-143 fellows' pocket manual 2-835 Same. M. B. D. v. 5

24-142 Odd leaves. M. Tensas

18-3166 The two misers.

M. B. D. v. 5

24-142 Odd people. Mayne Reid 296-175 Same. D. L. T. v. 11

24-107 Oddy, J. J. European commerce; showing new Tom Thumb the great; altered from Fielding. and secure channels of trade with the conti

B. D. v. 1

24-143 nent of Europe. Pl., 1807. 2 y. 8° 1-51 O'Hara family. See Banim, M. and J.

41 Oldi

Ohio. Annual report of the commissioner of statis- Old England; its scenery, art, and people. J. M. tics, for 1857–61. Columbus, 1858-62. 4 v. 8° Hoppin

276_888 264_383 Old faces in new masks.' R. Blakey 33-164 Atwater, c. History, natural and civil 26-843 Old farm and the new farm. F. Hopkinson 2–728 Carpenter, W. H., and T. S. Arthur. History of Old farm house. Mrs. C. H. B. Laing 18-3729 26°-522 Oid flag :

18-2364 Harris, T. m. 'Geographical and historical Old folks' concert tunes. Father Kemp" 5–1073 count of

266-487 Old forest ranger.

W. Campbell .

20-319 Hildreth, S. P. ' First examinations of O. valley Old friends and new acquaintances. A. Strickland 264-313

18-3054 Howe, H. Historical collections of 264_104 Old Fritz. Mrs. c. M. Mündt

18-3995 Reid, W. Ohio in the war 26a_1226 Old Haun the pawnkroker

18-2362 Smith, W. Account of Bouquet's expedition Old helmet. Miss S. Warner

18–3155 264_1034 Old Hicks the guide. C. W. Webber 266-134 - Taylor, J. w. ' History of, 1650-1787 264447 Old homestead. Mrs. A. S. Stephens 18-3008 Walker, C. M. History of Athens county Old house by the river. W. C. Prime . 18-2547

264-831 Old Humphrey. See Mogridge, G. – Whittlesey, c. Fugitive essays relating to Old leaves. W. G. Wills

18-3536 261_479 Old lieutenant and his son.

N. Macleod 18-2003 Oil regions of Pennsylvania.' Gillelen, F. M. L. Old Mackinaw. W. P. Strickland

266-388 6-332 Old Mam’selle's secret, the. E. Marlitt 18–4052 Wright, W. : 6–452 Old manor house, the

18-2368 See Petroleum.

Old man's bride.' T. S. Arthur

18-200 Oils. Antisell, T. Manufacture of photogenic, or Old Merry's annual, 1866. L., 1866 33-1355 hydro.carbon o. 6-275 Old Minor Canon. E. Neale

18-2324 Oiseau. J. Michelet

34-3532 old merchants of New York. J.A. Scoville Oiseau du désert. E. Berthet 34–4622

30–1412 Oiselius, J. Thersavrvs selectorym nvmismatvm Old monastery. F. w. Hakländer

18-1310 antiqvorvm. Amstel., 1677. 4° 34-490 Old mortality. Sir W. Scott

18-2767,27534 Ojibway. *Copway, G. History of the Ojibway See Puritains, les

34-1998 nation. 264-277 Old north church. C. Robbins

32-1610 - Jones, P. History of Ojibway Indians 26-460

Old oak chest. G. P. R. James

18-1638 See Chippeway, in supplement.

Old paths. J. F. Berg

32-1471 Okavango river. Č. J. Andersson 286-381 Old patroon. J. A. Maitland

18-2017 O'Keeffe, J. The castle of Andalusia; a comic Old places revisited. R. Bigsby

274_82 opera. I. B. T. v. 12. 24-141 Old plantation. J. Hungerford

18-1543 Fontainbleau ; a comic opera.' I. B. T. v. 6 Old poets and dramatists, notes and lectures on. S.

24-141
T. Coleridge

22-983 Lie of a day; à comedy.' 1. B. T. v. 10 of Old printer and modern press. C. Knight 30–1653

24-141 Old red house, the. By the author of “Ellen Dacre" Recollections of the life of John O'Keeffe ;

18-2363 written by himself. L., 1826. 2 v. 8° 30-404 old red sandstone.' H. Miller

9-266 Same. Ph., 1827. 80 30–404a Old redstone. J. Smith

32-554 Wild oats; a comedy. F's s. D. j. 31 24-221 Old regime and the revolution. A. de Tocqueville Same. I. B. T. v. 11 24-141

274-1698 0-Kee-Pa, and other customs of the Mandans. G. Old road and old river. 'W. A. Ross

276-676 Catlin 266-675 Old St. Paul's. W. H. Ainsworth

18-117 Okely, W. S. Development of Christian architec- Old sights with new eyes. S. J. M. Merwin ture in Italy. L., 1860. 80 5–183

276-329 Oken, L. Elements of physio-philosophy. From Old Sir Douglas. C. E. Norton 18-2349,50 the German, by A. Tulk. L., 1847. go 9-1017 Old stone mansion. C. J. Peterson

18-2479 Olcott, H. S. Sorglio and imphee; the Chinese and Old Sunapee. M, D. Chellis

18-3872 African sugar-canes; a treatise on their origin, Old testament history. W. Smith

32-1768 variety and culture. N. Y., 1857 4-91 Old Trinity. T. M. Jones

18-1700 Old age. M. T. Cicero . 33-187 Old vicarage. Mrs. Hubback

18–1524 Bernard, T. Comforts of

33-348 Old wine in new bottles. A. K. Gardner 276-192 Old and the new, the.

W. Goodell

32-454 Old women, learned dissertation upon. T. Gordon Old and new testament dispensations compared. W.

33-886 Alford .

32-1801

Old world in its new face. H. w. Bellows 270-939 Old architectural ornament, 'alphabets. J. Weale Old world, the. Palestine, Syria, and Asia Minor.

5-694
J. R. Freese

286-604 Old Bailey experience. .By the author of The Oldbug, J. (Pseud.] See Withington, L.

schoolmaster's experience in Newgate." L., Oldekop, T. L. von. Mankind in many ages; an 1833. 8°

2-823

outline of universal history. L., 1863 Old barracks. Caroline E. Kelly : 18-1726

292 214 Old battle ground. J. T. Trowbridge 18-3325 Older than Adam

18-3796 Old bell of Independence. H. C. Watson 18-3469 Oldfield, T. H. B. An entire and complete history Old bones. W. S. Symonds .

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of the boroughs of Great Britain. L., 1794. Old brewery, the, and the new mission house at the 2 v. 8°

274_894 Five points. N. Y., 1854

32-294 The representative history of Great Britain and Old bushman, an. See Wheelwright, H. W.

Ireland : being a history of the house of comOld Chelsea bun-house. Miss A. Manning 18–2045 mons, and of the counties, cities, and borouglis. Old chest and its treasures. By aunt Elizabeth.

L., 1816. 6 v. 8°

272895 N. Y., 1856 .

33-634 Oldham, J. Works; together with his remains. Old covenant. Kurtz, J. H. History of 32-1422

6th ed. L., 1703

23-847 Old curiosity shop. C. Dickens

18–873,870 Oldbam, T. Memoirs of the geological survey of Old Deccan days. M. Frere',

18-1127

India. Calcutta, 1859. 5 v. 8° 9-1231 Old dominion. G. P. R. James 18-1638 Oldtown folks. Mrs. H. B. Stowe

18-3047 Old dower house. Mrs. Grey 18-1280 Olga. Mlle E. Faucon

34-5082 Old engagement. Julia Day 18-820 Olie; or, the old west room

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