graphical notices of many of the early settlers of the metropolis of New England. By Thomas Bridgman. 12mo, cl.

Boston, 1855

Boston, 1853 195 BOSTON COMMON. The Great Tree on. By G. C. Warren. Svo, cl. frontispiece. 196 BOSTON. TRI-MOUNTAIN; or, the early history of. 16mo, cl., wood cuts. Philadelphia, [1855] 197 BOSTON. THE PILGRIMS OF, and their descendants; with an introduction by Hon. Edward Everett; also, inscriptions from the monuments in the Granary Burial Ground, Tremont street. By Thomas Bridgman. 8vo, rl; portraits; eng. New York, MDCCCLVI.

198 BOSTON. Notices of Histories of. By Sigma. uncut; 7 p., dbl. col.

Svo pamphlet, Boston, 1857 Guide to the Boston, 1857 By R. L. Boston, 1859

199 BOSTON AND SUBURBS. Lights in; or, Strangers. By R. L. Midgley. 8vo, cl; illlus. 200 BOSTON SIGHTS; OR, HAND-BOOK for Visitors. Midgley. 8vo., cl; engravings; map. 201 BOTSFORD. Mrs. M. "Viola;" Heiress of St. Valverde. Original Romance. To which is annexed a variety of original Poetical Pieces. 24mo, sh.

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Philadelphia, 1829 202 BOUDINOT, ELIAS. A STAR IN THE WEST; or, a Humble Attempt to Discover the Long Lost Ten Tribes of Israel. 8vo; unbound; fine large copy. Trenton, N. J., 1816 203 BOUDINOT, ELIAS. A STAR IN THE WEST; or, a Humble Attempt to Discover the Long Lost Ten Tribes of Israel, preparatory to their return to their beloved city, Jerusalem. half calf. Trenton, N. J., 1861 204 BOUQUET, HENRY. HISTORICAL ACCOUNTS OF BOUQUET'S EXPEDITION against the Ohio Indians, 1764. With Preface by Francis Parkman. And a Translation of Dumas' Biographical Sketch of General Bouquet. 8vo, cl; maps and plates.

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Cincinnati, Robert Clark & Co., 1868 [Ohio Valley Historical Series.]

205 BOUTON, NATHANIEL. Discourse preached on the 25th anniversary of his settlement over the First Cong. Church, and Soc. in Concord, N. H. 8vo, orig. cov.; 54 p; valuable appendix ; Concord, 1850 206 BOWER, JOHN. Description of the Abbeys of Melrose and old Melrose. With their Traditions. 8vo; third edition improved; boards; uncut. Edinburgh, 1827 207 BOYLSTON, MASS. A BRIEF HISTORICAL SKETCH OF the Town of, from its first Settlement to the Present Time. By Matthew Davenport. 8vo, paper cov., uncut, 28 pages; fine copy; very Lancaster, Mass., 1831 208 BRACKENRIDGE, H. M. Journal of a Voyage up the River Missouri. Second ed. Bds., uncut; scarce in this condition. Baltimore, 1816 209 BRACKENRIDGE, H. M._History of the late war between the United States and Great Britain; comprising a minute account of the various military and naval operations. With plates. 8vo, Philadelphia, 1846

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210 BRADDON, M. E. Lady Audley's Secret! 8vo, wall paper covers. Confederate publication. Mobile, 1864 211 BRADFORD, Mass. A Discourse delivered in East-Parish, Dec. 22, 1820, Two Hundred Years after the First Settlement in New England; containing a History of the Town. By Gardner B. Perry. 8vo pamphlet, 72 p. ; fine copy; scarce. Haverhill, 1821 Presentation copy to Hon. Wm. Lincoln from the Author, signed G. B. Perry, contains a lengthy Memoir of Rev. Z. and Thos. Symms. 212 BRADFORD, ALEXANDER W. AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES and Researches into the Origin and History of the Red Race. 8vo, New York, 1841 213 BRADSTREET, ANNE. THE WORKS of, in prose and verse. Ed. by John Harvard Ellis. L. 8vo, cl., uncut. With plates. 250 copies printed. No. 182. Rubric title. Charleston, Mass., 1867 214 BRAINARD, JOHN G. C. The Literary Remains of. With a Sketch of his Life. By J. G. Whittier. 8vo, bds., rough edges.

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215 BRAINARD, JOHN G. C. Occasional Pieces of Poetry. 12mo, bds., New York, 1825

uncut. 216 BRANCH, WILLIAM, JR. Life: a Poem, in three books. Dedicated to the social and political welfare of the people of the United States. Half mor., 12mo. Richmond, 1819 217 BRANAGAN, THOMAS. A PRELIMINARY ESSAY on the oppression of the Exiled Sons of Africa. Consisting of animadversions on the impolicy and barbarity of the deleterious commerce and subsequent slavery of the Human Species; also, a desultory Letter written to Napoleon Bonaparte, 1801. 16mo. sheep, frontispiece; rare. Phil., 1804

Anti-Slavery Book. The Author was a Slave-Trader for many years. 218 BRIDGEWATER, MASS. HISTORY of the Early Settlement of, including an extensive Family Register. By Nahum Mitchell. 8vo, bds., uncut; very scarce in any condition. Boston, 1840

219 BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town, June 3, 1856, including the Address by Emory Washburn, etc. With an Appendix. Svo pamphlet, 167 p.; beautiful copy; scarce. Boston, 1856 220 BRIGGS, C. F. AND AUGUSTUS MAVERICK. The Story of the Telegraph and History of the Grt. Atlantic Cable; a complete record of the Inception, Progress and Final Progress and Final Success, etc. 4to, cl.; abundantly and beautifully illustrated. New York, 1858 221 BRISBANE, A. H. Ralphton; or, the Young Carolinian of 1776. 12mo, bds. Charleston, 1848 222 BRISTOL, R. I. An Account of the Settlement of the Town of, and of the Congregational Church therein; with the succession of Pastors, from its Origin to the present time. Together with the Act of Incorporation of the Catholic Congregational Society. 8vo, blue cov., 16 pages; fine copy; very scarce.

Providence: printed by Bennett Wheeler. 1785 223 BRITISH PARTIZAN. A Tale of the Olden Time. By a Lady of South Carolina. 16mo, paper. Confederate publication.

Macon, Ga., 1864

52 vols., full pol., cf. gt. tops, rough edges.

Bound by Bedford.

LONDON: Bell and Daldy, Fleet Street, 1866.

225 BROADHEAD, JOHN ROMEYN, AND HORATIO SEYMOUR. Addresses deliv. before Clinton Hall and Mercantile Library Association, at their Celebration, June 8, 1854. 8vo, orig. cov., 40 p.; good New York, 1854

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226 BROOK, BENJAMIN.

THE LIVES OF THE PURITANS; Containing a Biographical Account of those Divines who distinguished themselves in the cause of Religious Liberty, from the Reformation under Queen Elizabeth, to the act of uniformity, in 1662. 3 vols. 8vo, bds., uncut; very rare and beautiful copy.

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London, Eng., 1813 227 BROOKS, J. G. AND MARY E. The Rivals of Este and other Poems. 12mo, bds., uncut. New York, 1829 228 BROOKFIELD, Mass. An Historical Discourse, delivered Nov. 27, 1828. By Joseph J. Foot. 8vo, uncut, 64 p.; fine copy; very Brookfield, 1829 229 BROOKFIELD, MASS. Sermon, delivered by Rev. Dr. Snell, on the last Sabbath in June, 1838, which completed the Fortieth Year of His Ministry; containing a Brief History of, and especially of the Church and Parish of North Brookfield, from 1798 to the present time. 8vo, pamphlet. Brookfield, 1838. 230 BROOKFIELD, Mass. Mr. Foot's Historical Discourse; to which is annexed Capt. Wheeler's Narrative of Capt. Hutchinson's Expedition to Brookfield, the depopulation and burning of the Town by the Indians, &c., and additional notices of occurrences in the Town. 8vo pamphlet, 96 pages; fine copy; very scarce. West Brookfield, 1843 231 BROOKFIELD, Mass. A Sermon, preached on the last day of the year 1775; together with some Marginal Notes, giving an account of the first Settling of the Town in the year 1660; its Desolations by the Indians in Philip's War in 1675; its Distresses in Queen Anne's War; and its Increase and Improvements to the present time. By Nathan Fiske. 8vo, reprint from the Boston ed. 1776.

232 BROOKLINE, Mass. An Address at the 14th Oct., 1845. By John Pierce.

West Brookfield, 1860 Opening of the Town Hall, 8vo pamphlet; 52 p. scarce. Boston, 1846

"Nothing is constant but change."

233 BROOKLYN, N. Y. FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH REPORTS of the Commissioners of Prospect Park, Jan. 28, 1861, to Jan. 1866. 2 vols. in paper, bal. in 1 vol., cl.

Brooklyn, 1861-66 234 BROOKLYN CITY, AND KING'S COUNTY Record; a Budget of General Information. With a Map of the City, an Almanac, and an Appendix. 12mo, bds. Brooklyn, 1855 235 BROOKS, REV. C. Tornado of 1851, in Medford, West Cambridge and Waltham, Middlesex County, Mass. 12mo, cl., portrait.

Boston, 1852 From 1806 to 1867. Svo, paper. Syracuse, 1867 237 BROTHERHEAD, W. AMERICAN NOTES AND QUERIES. Vol. 1. Nos. 1 to 4. 8vo, paper; uncut, 4 parts, all published.

236 BROOME COUNTY, N. Y. History of,

Philadelphia, Pa., 1857 238 BROWN UNIVERSITY, A CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY OF, with an Index of Subjects. 8vo. cl. Providence, 1843 239 BRUNSWICK, ME. Description of, In Letters by a Gentleman from S. C. Uncut, pamphlet.

Brunswick, 1823

240 BRUTUS. Foreign Conspiracy against the United States. Originally published in the New York Observer. Revised and cor. with notes by the author. 12mo, cl. New York and Boston, 1835 241 BROWN, CAPT. CHAS. H., Narrative of the Imprisonment and Escape of, from the Chilian Convicts. 12mo, cloth, front.

Boston, 1854

242 BROWNELL, HOWARD. War Lyrics and other Poems. 8vo, cl.

244 BUDINGTON, WM. I.

Boston, 1866

243 BUCHANAN, JAMES. SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY, Manners and Customs of the North American Indians, with a Plan for their Melioration. 2 vols., bds. uncut. New York, 1824 "Our Puritan Fathers our Glory." A Sermon preached in Commem. of the 220th Anniversary of the Founding of the First Church in Charlestown, Mass., Nov. 14, 1852. 8vo, orig. cov., 32 p. ; clean copy. Charlestown, 1852 245 BUDINGTON, WM. I. Farewell Discourse, preached in the First Church, Charlestown, Mass., Sept. 17, 1854. 8vo, orig. cov., 24 p.; fine copy. Philadelphia, 1854 246 BUELL, SAMUEL. A Sermon preached at Brook-Haven, on Long Island, Oct. 23, 1754, at the Ordination of Mr. Benjamin Tallmadge, with a Discourse on Ordination; the Charge and Exhortation to the People. Small 4to, rough edges, fine copy; rare. New York, 1755 247 BUFFALO. FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OF. Its History and Progress, Rev. Dr. Hosmer's Quarter Centennial Discourses, "The Parish, The Pulpit." An Account of the Quarter Centennial Celebration, Oct. 16, 1867. 8vo cl. Printed for Private Circulation. Buffalo, 1861

248 BUFFALO, AN AUTHENTIC AND COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY OF, with some account of its early Inhabitants, both savage and civilized, comprising Historic notices of the six nations, or Iroquois Indians, including a sketch of the Life of Sir William Johnson,

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and other prominent white men-long resident among the Senecas. Arranged in Chronological order, in 2 vols. 8vo. William Ketchum. Half Roxburghe, gilt top, rough edges.

Buffalo, 1864 249 BULKELEY, JOHN and JOHN CUMMINS. A voyage to the South Seas in the years 1740-1. Containing a faithful narrative of the Loss of his majesty's Ship the Wager, etc., etc., things not published in the first edition. The Second Edition, with additions, 8vo, London, Printed. Philadelphia; Re-printed by James Chattin for the Author. 1757.

250 BULLOCK, W. SKETCH OF A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WESTERN STATES OF NO. AMERICA in 1827. With a description of Cincinnati. By B. Drake and E. D. Mansfield. 8vo, bds. uncut; maps. London, 1827 251 BUNKER HILL; OR, THE DEATH OF GENERAL WARREN. An Historic Tragedy. In Five Acts. By John Burke. 44 pages, 12mo, full cr. crim. lev. mor., rough edges; bound by Bradstreet.

New York, 1817 252 BUNKER HILL. ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF. By H. Dearborn ; with a letter to Maj. Gen. Dearborn repelling his unprovoked attack on the character of Maj. Gen. Israel Putnam. By Daniel Putnam. 8vo, pamphlet, fine copy, very rare.

Boston, 1818 253 BUNKER HILL, THE BATTLE OF; or, The Temple of Liberty. An Historic Poem in Four Cantos. By Richard Emmons. Second Edition. 8vo, bds. Boston, 1841 254 BURGOYNE'S CAMPAIGN; an Original, Compiled and Cor rected Account of, and the memorable Battle of Bemis's Heights, Sept. 19, and Oct. 7, 1777, from the most authentic sources of information, including many interesting incidents connected with the same, and a map of the battle-ground. By Charles Nielson, Esq. 12mo, cl. Albany, N. Y., 1844 255 BURLEIGH, WILLIAM HENRY. Our Country; its Dangers and its Destiny. Pronounced before the Allegheny Lit. Soc., Sept. 2, 1841. 12mo, cl. Allegheny, Pa., 1841 256 BURNET, JACOB. Notes on the Early Settlement of the North Western Territory. 8vo, cl. N. Y., 1847 257 BURR, AARON. A FULL STATEMENT OF THE TRIAL AND ACQUITTAL Containing all the Proceedings and Debates that took place before the Federal Court at Frankfort, Ken., Nov. 25, 1806. By John Wood. 8vo, half calf, uncut; extra illustrations and autograph of Burr. Alexandria, 1807 258 BURT, JOHN. A SERMON PREACHED AT BRISTOL, in the Colony of Rhode Island, October the 25th, 1759, upon a Thanksgiving, for the Reduction of Quebeck, the Capital of Canada, to the Crown of Great Britain, by an Army under the Command of his late Excellency, James Wolf, Esq., Major-General, etc. (who was slain in Battle) covered by a Fleet under the Command of Admiral Saunders. 8vo pamphlet, very rare, good copy in excellent condition. New Port, Rhode Island: Printed by J. Franklin, at the Printing Office, near the Middle of the Parade, (1759) 259 BURTON, R. A Journey to Jerusalem, containing the Travels of Fourteen Englishmen, in 1667, to the Holy Land and other