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Better known as Ann Taylor of Ongar. Author of the beauti-
ful hymn. “My Mother.” She died at Nottingham, England,
December 20th, 1866, in her 85th year. A. L. S. 3 pp. 8 vo.
Nov. 28, 1866. In which is included in her own handwriting, a
copy of the above mentioned hymn, which she says was “Indeed
justly true of my own dear mother.” She refers to an article in
the Athenæum, suggesting a change in the last verse. “The
word vengeance sounded too harsh for the context.” She gives
the new version which reads as follows: .
- “And would our Father in the skies
Look down with pleased or loving eyes,
On any one who could despise
º A Mother.” -
This letter was written only a few weeks before her death. To
it is attached her photograph, a sketch of her life and an account
of the literary family to which she belonged, taken from the
Athenæum of Dec. 26, 1866, and a mourning card announcing
her decease. tº- - - - - - $25.
- glaria ãhereia,
Empress of Germany, Queen of Hungary, Archduchess of Aus.
tria, etc. Born 1717. Married Francis of Lorraine 1737, (who
died 1765.) Maria Theresia died 1780, having reigned forty
years. L. S. in German 2 pp. 4 to, Aug. 2, 1769. It is written
on paper bordered with black and with black seal. It is well
known that she always wore mourning after the death of her
husband. This letter is signed worthy of the Empress Queen.
It closes thus, “Yours with Imperial, Royal and Archducal Grace.”
And then in autograph follows:– “Wohlgewogen, -
- MARIA THERESIA.”
This autograph is accompanied by a superb portrait of the
Empress, clad in deep mourning and wearing the historical black
pearl necklace; also a portrait in rich court dress. - $26.

Autograph Letters,
INTERESTING MANUSCRIPTS
AND
HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS.
Many of themState Papers to which official
Seals are Attached, and m0St Of them
Illustrated with Fine Portraits.
|3; /Jesirable Autograp/, /etters Signed, taken in AExchange.
This collection was made under very advantageous circum-
stances, during twenty years of travel, at home and abroad.
The specimens are mostly fine and rare. The portraits are
believed to be unique, and often cost more than is now asked for
portrait and autograph. Those of the German Emperors, Early
French Kings, and Some others, would be difficult to duplicate.
Dº RºñLWARD,
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AUBURN, NEW YORK.
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A UTOGRAPHS.
ABBREVIATIONS.—A. L. S., autograph letter signed ; A. N. S., autograph note
signed ; I. S., letter signed ; D. S., document signed.
All Autographs Guaranteed Authentic.
ABBOTT (Jacob). Author. B. 1803. D. 1879. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo.
Dec. 7, 1855. $1.oo
ABBOTT (John S. C.) Well-known Author. B. 1805. D. 1877. A. L.
S. I p., 4 to. Dec. I3, 1855. $I.OO
ABDUL MEDJID (Sultan of Turkey). B. 1823. D. 1861. A Firman
written on very large parchment paper, signed by His Majesty in the
usual elaborate oriental style, countersigned by several of his Ministers.
This document is accompanied by a translation into English. Very
curious, $3.OO
ABERDEEN, EARL OF (George Hamilton Gordon). Statesman and
Diplomatist. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Addressed to the Earl of Lonsdale,
Foreign Officer, June 23, 1830. Photograph portrait. $I. oo
ADAMS (Abigail), Wiſe of John Adams. B. 1765. D. 1813, Receipt
- written and signed in autograph. Quincy, Nov. 8, 1813 Beautiful
portrait, together with fine portrait of her daughter Abigail, (Mrs.
William Smith). $5.00
ADAMS (Charles Francis). Statesman and Diplomatist. Printed circular
on mourning paper. Dated, Legation of the United States, London,
May 2, 1865. Signed (Charles Francis Adams), in autograph. A simi
lar paper was sent to all the Consuls and vice-Consuls of the United
States, in Great Britain, including her colonies, requesting them to wear
mourning for 6 months, and for three days to display the flags of their
respective consulates at half mast, in honor of the memory of Abraham
Lincoln, then lately deceased. Fine portrait. $3.OO
ADAMS (John). Statesman and President. B. 1735. D. 1826. Frank on
a letter addressed from Quincy, Mass., Nov. 20, 1822, to General H. A.
L. Dearborn, at Boston, “J. Adams Roxbury,” in autograph with very
trembling hand, at the age of 88. Fine portrait on steel, after Gilbert
Stuart. - $3.50 .
4 , , DEWNZS ROB/WSON AL WARD's
ADAMS (John Quincy). Statesman, Diplomatist and President. B. 1767.
D. I848. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Washington, Dec. 18, 1845. Addressed
to Committee of the New England Society of the city of New York.
Very interesting, All in autograph, concluding: “I am very gratefully,
gentlemen, your friend and fellow citizen, John Quincy Adams.” Por-
trait, engraved from a painting by A. B. Durand. $6.00
ADELAIDE, MADAME (Louise Eugene). Sister of Louis Philippe,
King of France. B. I777. D. 1847. Approval of an account, signed
with a paraphe and the word “appronoé” in autograph. The account
is in the hand of M. Lami, Secretary of Madame Adelaide. It is accom-
panied with an interesting autograph note written by Henry of Orleans.
, Duc d'Aumale. $2.00
ADELAIDE (Queen of England). Wife of William IV. D. 1849. A.
L. S. 8 pp., 8vo. March 18, 1845. Addressed to Lady Hallyburton,
daughter of the King and Mrs. Jordan, presenting a watch to her
ladyship's son, who was about to be confirmed. Fine seal and beautiful
portrait. $6.00
AGASSIZ (Louis). Distinguished Naturalist. Was born at Orbe, in Waat-
- land, where his father was a pastor, 1807. D. 1873. A. L. S. 1 p.,
8 vo. January 26, 1864. $1.75
ANNE OF AUSTRIA (Queen of France). Wiſe of Louis XIII and
mother of Louis XIV. Document written on parchment, signed by the
Queen and several officials. $5.OO
AGUILAR (Grace). B. 1816. D. 1847. Manuscript of her story, “The
Stone-cutter's Boy of Passagno, a sketch of his life by Grace Aguilar.”
I6 pp., 4to. With signature, and again her initials. $12.oo
ALBERT THE PIOUS (Archduke of Austria.) Son of Maximilian II.
Married Isabella Clara Eugenie, daughter of Philippe II, and Elizabeth
of Valois. B, 1559. D. I62 I. L. S. Possibly all in autograph. I p.
folio. Fine steal, and superb portrait. $5.00
ALBERT, PRINCE CONSORT (Albert Augustus' Charles, Duke of
Saxony, etc). B. Aug. 26, 1819. D. Dec. I4, 1861. Portrait and
signature. -- $1. Oo
ALCOTT (A. Bronson). Well-known writer. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. $1.00
ALISON (Charles). Diplomatist. British Minister to Persia. L. S. 2 pp.
folio. Dated, Therapia, [near Constantinople] July 15, 1858. Also
visiting card as Minister to Persia. $I.OO
ALLSTON (Washington). Painter. B. I779. D. 1843. A. L., in 3d
person. June 19, 1816. Addressed to John Quincy Adams, and filed
in his hand. Very rare. $3.OO
ARAGO (Etienne). Distinguished French Journalist. B. 18O3. A. L. S.
I p., 8vo. * $1.00
ARAGO (Francois). Celebrated French Astronomer. B. I786. D. 1853
- A. L. S. 3 pp., 4to. Superbly written. Royal Observatory, Paris,
February 27, 1827. Addressed to Davies Gilbert, President of the
Royal Society in England. Very rare. * $3.OO
ARNOLD (Benedict). B. 1740. D. 1801. Major General. Order ſor the
payment of certain moneys. New Haven, March 1, 1766. All in
autograph without signature, which has been cut off. Fine Portrait.
* $2.OO
CATALOGUE OF AUTOGRAPHS. 5
ASHBURTON (Lord, Alexander Baring). Distinguished Diplomatist.
Special English Envoy to Washington, and one of the negotiators of the
celebrated Webster-Ashburton Treaty. B. 1774. D. 1848. A. L. S.
I p., 4to. . .. $2.00.
ASTOR (John Jacob). Capitalist. B. in Germany, 1763. D. 1848. Dis-
tinguished for his enterprise in establishing the American fur trade.
Interesting letter on the subject of furs. A. L. S. 2 pp. 4to. January
I4, IZ94. * * $2.00
AUDOBON (John James). Distinguished Ornithologist. B. I782. D. 1851:
Two lines and signature in autograph. $1.00
AUERBACH (Berthold). German Writer and Poet. B. 1812. D. 1882.
Author of “On the Heights,” “Villa on the Rhine,” etc. A. L. S., to
which is added sketch of his life and envelope. Portrait, $3.50
AUMALE. Duc d'. Henry Eugène Philippe Louis d’Orleans. B. Jan-.
uary 16, 1822. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Addressed to Lady Molesworth.
on the death of his mother, the late Queen of the French. Beautifulº,
specimen. $3.00.
AUTOGRAPH ALBUM. 8vo, Bound in red Morocco, containing signatures
of President Lincoln, his private Secretaries John G. Nicolay, and John
Hay, H. Hamlin Vice-President, William H. Seward Secretary of
State, Gideon Welles Secretary of the Navy, S. P. Chase, Secretary of,
the Treasury, and many of the Senators and Members of Congress, January:
13, 1864. Some of these were already distinguished and since have
become more so. For instance, Thomas A. Iſendricks, Schuyler Colfax.
James G. Blaine, James A. Garfield, and others covering 30 pages, 3 ori
a page. This remarkable Album was arranged for the Benefit of the
United States Sanitary Commission and sold at their Fair in Washingtori
in January, I864. $30.06
BABBAGE (Charles). Mathematician, Inventor of Calculating Machiné,
- B. 1792. D. I87I. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. March 7, 1832. - $1.00
* ===s*
A. L. S., I p., 8vo. Dec. 31, 1850; addressed to Richard Ford.
- •. * * * - $1.60
BAINBRIDGE (William). Commodore, U. S. N. B. 1874. TX. 1834. 3.
L. S. 1 p. 4to. Sept. 18, 1824, . Addressed to John Quincy Adańs,
then Secretary of State, and filed in his hand. $2:00
BAKER (Samuel). Celebrated African traveler; and F lorence Baker, his
wife, signatures written for autographs. . . . $1:oo
BALLANTYNE (James), Celebratéd printer of the Waverly Novels of : Šir
Walter Scott. B. I772. D. 1833. A. L. S. I p. 8vo. No date. A most
characteristic letter. - $2:oo
BALZAC (Honore de). French Author. B. 1799. D. 1850. 4 lines writ-
ten with pencil, including name, portrait. º • *. , $3.00
BANCROFT (George). Historian. B. 1800. A. N. S. and a page of Han-
uscript of the History of the United. States. $g.o.o.
BANKS (Sir Joseph). President of the Royal Society for 41 years. Cele-
brated Botanist, extensive traveler. Accompanied Capt. Cook or his
voyage of discovery in the South seas. The Banksia Rose was named
for him. B. I743. D. I820. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. March 17, "tS12.
Superb Portrait after Sir Thomas Lawrence. . . . . $3.50
——A. L. S. February 20, 1811. I P. , 8vo. . . . $4.00
6 A EAVAW/S ROB/AWSOAV AAE WARD'S
BARNES (Albert). Distinguished annotator and commentator of the Bible.
B. I798. D. 1870. A. N. S., 4 lines and signature. Dec. 15, 1855.
Portrait. $1.50
BARRINGTON WISCOUNT (William Wildman). Secretary of War,
and Chancellor of The Exchequer. B. I717. D. I'793. Signature.
$I.Oo
BARRY (Sir Charles). Famous Architect. B. 1795. D. 1860. 2 lines
and signature. $1.OO
BAYER (Madame). Celebrated Actress at the Dresden Court Theatre.
Married the late Prince Falkenstein. Portrait. $I.Oo
- BEECHER (H. W.) Well-known Preacher. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. January
5, 1856. Early and fine portrait. $I.OO
BEECHER (Lyman). B. 1775. D. 1863. Eminent Presbyterian Preacher.
Father of H. W. Beecher, Harriet Beecher Stowe, etc. A. L. S. $1.00
BENDEMANN (E). Director of the Academy of Painting, at Dusseldorf.
A. L. S. I p., 8vo. $1 Oo
BENJAMIN (Park). Poet. B. 1782. D. 1858. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo.
May 8, 1856. Portrait. - $3.Oo
BENTON (Thomas H). Distinguished Senator, B. 1782, D. 1858. A. L. S.
I p. 4to. Addressed to John Quincy Adams, St. Louis, June 18, 1825.
Fine Portrait. $3.OO
BERANGER (Pierre Jean). Favorite French Lyric Poet. B. 1780. D.
1857. A. L. S. and address, I p. 8vo. Very rare specimen. $6.oo
BERG (Franciska). Actress at the Court Theater, Dresden, and Court
Reader. A. L. S. I p. 8vo. Portrait. $I.Oo
BERLIOZ (Louis Hector). French Composer. B. 1803. D. 1869. A. L. S.
I p. 8vo. $4. Oo
BERRYER (Pierre Antoine). B. 1790. D. 1868. Fac Simile of the letter
which he addressed from his death bed to the Comte de Chamboid, Nov.
18, 1868, accompanied with a reproduction in plainer hand, and a photo-
graph portrait. $1.00
BETHUNE (George W). Well known Divine and Poet. A. L. S. 1 p.,
8vo. $I.Oo
BIDDLE (Nicholas). Noted American financier, and President of the Bank
of the United States. B. I786. D. 1844. A. L. S. I p. 4to. Ad-
dressed to John Quincy Adams, who filed it in his own hand, Andalucia,
February 13, 1822. - $3.00
——A. L. S. I p. 4to., April 24, 1817. $3.Oo
——A. L. S. 1 p., 4to. April 24, 1817. $3 Oo
BISHOP (Sir Henry Kent.) English Musical Composer, Prof. of Music in
the University of Oxford. B. I786. D. 1855. A. L. S. 2 pp, 8vo.
Sept. 3, 1849. $2 Oo
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BISMARCK (Prince). Minister and Chancellor of the, German Empire.
Signature. $I.OO
BLESSINGTON, THE COUNTESS OF (Margaret Power). Authoress,
celebrated for her contributions to polite literature. B. I789. D. 1849.
A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Addressed to Dr. Beattie. Very fine. Portrait.
$3.OO
BOKER (George H). Poet and Diplomatist. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Phila.,
Dec. 20, 1856. Fine portrait. * $1.50
BONHEUR (Isidore). Celebrated French Sculptor. Brother of Rosa
Bonheur. Two lines and signature, folio form, on which the artist has
made a fine pen and ink sketch of a buffalo. The drawing is full of
spirit. $5.00 .
BONHEUR (Rosa). Celebrated Animal Painter. Envelope addressed by
her to Lady Eastlake. $I.Oo
BOUCK (William C.) Governor of New York. B. 1786. D. 1859. A. L.
* S. Washington City, January 28, 1857. Portrait. . $3.OO
BOURBON (Anthony de), King of Navarre. Father of Henry IV, King
of France. B. I518. D. I562. L. S. I p., 4to. Very fine and rare.
Beautiful Portrait. - $IO.oo
BOURBON, Duchess of (Louise Marie Therese Bathilde d’Orleans).
Mother of the unfortunate Duc d' Enghien. A. L. S. I p. 8vo.
Written on pink paper with embossed border. $2.OO
BOWRING (Sir John). Poet. Governor Hong Kong. Celebrated Orien-
tal scholar and linguist. Author of hymns, “In the Cross of Christ I
Glory” and “Watchman Tell Us of the Night.” A. L. S. I p., 8vo.
Addressed to the Countess of Clarendon, April 29, 1863. $4.00
BRADISH (Luther). B. 1783. D. 1863, President of the American Bible
Society. A. L. S. I p., 4to. I. OO
BRANT (Joseph). Thayendanegea. Distinguished chief of the six nations.
Translated the Prayer Book into the Mohawk language. B. I742. D.
1807. One page autograph in the Mohawk language. No signature.
Three portraits. - $5.OO
BREMER (Frederika). Distinguished Swedish Novelist and Traveler. B.
ISOI. D. 1865. A. L. S. 3 pp., 8vo. September 16, 1862. Most
interesting epistle in which she says: “God bless America. My heart
is there now more than ever, and were I more young I would be there
soul and body and mix with those who care for the sick and wounded.”
Portrait. $6.00
BRIGHT (John). Distinguished English Statesman. Friend and champion
of the United States during the late war. B. I8II. A. N. S. I p.,
8vo. June 1, 1867. Portrait. * $2.50
BRONTE (Charlotte). Author of Jane Eyre. B. I816. D. 1855.
Envelope addressed to her biographer, Mrs. Gaskell, post marked
Haworth, old English postage stamp. August 28, 1850. Anything in
the handwriting of this distinguished authoress is very rare. Good
portrait. $2.OO
8 DENNIS ROBINSON AZWARDS
BROUGHAM LORD (Henry Brougham). B. 1778. D. 1868. Distin-
guished statesman. Lord Chancellor. A. L. S. 4 pp., small 8vo.
Envelope Superscribed Brougham. Portrait. Coat of Arms and pedigree.
$2.Oo
BROWNING (Robert) Poet. A. L. S. 3 pp., small note paper. Addressed
to Miss Fanny Haworth. A most interesting letter. Very fine portrait.
$IO.oo
A. L. S. 1 p. 8vo., with addressed envelope, 19 Warwick Cres-
cent, Upper Westbourne Terrace, February 9, 1865. Interesting let-
ter. Reſers to his son, now a well-known artist. $6.00
BROWNING (Robert and Elizabeth Barrett). Written as autographs
and addressed from Casa Guidi, Florence, May II, I858, with envel-
ope addressed. $6.oo
BROWNING (Mrs Elizabeth Barrett). Celebrated Authoress. B. 1809.
D. 1860. A. N. S. I p., 8vo. Addressed to her intimate friend Fanny
lſaworth and signed with her pet name On this pet name Mrs. Brown-
ing wrote a poem. See American edition, James Miller, New York,
Publisher. Vol I, page 417.
“I have a name, a little name *
Uncadenced for the ear,
|Unhonored by ancestral claim,
Unsanctified by prayer and psalm
The solemn font anear.”
“My brother gave that name to me,
When we were children twain,
When names acquired baptismally
Were hard to utter, as to see
That life had any pain.”
“No shade was on us then save one
Of chestnuts on the hill, .*
And through the wood our laugh did run,
As part thereof. The mirth being done
He calls me by it still.” -
Very fine portrait. $IO. Oo
BROWNING (Miss). Sister of Robert Browning. A. L. S. 4 pp., 8vo.
Written soon aſter Mrs. Browning's death and contains many interesting,
details, concerning her brother and nephew. $3.00
BR YANT (William Cullen). Poet. B. I794. D. 1878. Last four lines
of Thanatopsis, and Signature. Very fine portrait, proof impression.
$3.OO
BUBE (Adolf.) German Poet. A. L. S. 2 pp., 4to. Gotha, May 26, 1847.
Fine specimen. Portrait. $1.00
BUCCELEUCH, DUKE OF (Sir Walter Francis Montague Douglass
Scott). 2 lines in Autograph and signature. Coat of Arms and pedi-
gree. $1.Oo
BUCHANAN (James). President. B. I791. D. 1868. I p., 4to. A. L.S.
Wheatland, near Lancaster, Pa., January 7, 1857. An interesting letter
with regard to the merits of Franklin and Marshall college. Portrait.
, $3.50
BUCKLAND (William, D. D). Dean of Westminister, Geologist, author
of a “Bridgewater Treatise.” B. I784. D. 1856. A. L. S. 1 p.,
8vo. & $I.oo
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BUCKLAND (William, D. D). Dean of Westminster, Geologist, author
of a “Bridgewater Treatise,” B 1784. D. 1856. A. L. S. I p,
8vo. \ .#1.00
BULWER (Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer). Celebrated Author and States-
* man. B. ISO5. D. I873. A. L. S. I p., 4to. May 9, 1855. Por-
trait. $3.00
BULWER (Sir Henry Lytton, afterwards Lord Dalling). B. 1804.
D. 1872. Distinguished Diplomatist. Brother of Sir Edward Bulwer.
A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. On mourning paper. Addressed to Gen. James
Williams, U. S. Minister to Turkey. $2.00
BULWER (Lady). Daughter of the 1st Baron Cowley, niece of the Duke
of Wellington. B. 1817. D. 1878. Married Sir IHenry J.ytton Bulwer,
December 9, 1848. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. * $I.OO
BUNGENER. Pastor at Geneva, Switzerland, Author of various works.
Photograph portrait. $I.OO
BURRE (Sir Bernard). Ulster King at Arms. B. 1815, 3 lines and
signature. $1.oO
BURLINGAME (Anson). U. S. Minister to China. B. I822. D. I866.
Envelope franked. Portrait. $I.OO
BURLINGTON. Present Duke of Devonshire. A. L. S. 2 pp., 4to.
. August 7, 1835. Very interesting. $I.oo
BURLEIGH LORD (William Cecil). Surnamed “The Great" Grand
* Treasurer of England, to Edward VI. and Elizabeth. B. I 520. D.
I 598. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Curious specimen : “Anthony Conways,
one of Her Majesties messengers, askethe allowance for travelinge in
hast, at the commandmente of the Right Honorable, the Lord High
Thresorer of Englande from his howse in the Strande to the corte at
Grenwhiche,” etc., etc., etc. Exceedingly rare. Very fine portrait.
--- $10.OO
BUR.R. (Aaron). Politician. Third Vice-President of the United States. B.
I756. D. I836. A receipt filled out and signed in autograph. May
21, 1788. Good portrait. $3.50
BURRITT (Elihu). Known as the “Learned Blacksmith.” B. I8II. D.
I879. Two lines in Latin and his signature. Portrait. $1.50
BURTON (W. E.) Celebrated Actor. B. 1802. D. 1860. 1 p., 8vo. and
signature. Interesting portrait as Aminadab Sleek. $3.00
BURY (Lady Charlotte). Daughter of the 5th Duke of Arygle. Novelist,
Was attached to the household of Queen Caroline, when Princess of
Wales. Author of “Life of a Peeress,” etc. , A. L. in 3d person. 3
pp., 8vo. Very interesting. * $2.50
BUTE 2d MARQUESS OF (John). B. 1713. D. 1792. Three lines and
signature. Coat of arms and pedigree. $I.oO
BUTLER (Benjamin F.) Senator, Politician, General, etc. L. S. 1 p. 8vo.
Washington, April 28, 1866. Addressed to his aide de camp, Sidney
B. DeKay. Portrait. $I.OO
CALHOUN (John C.) Statesman, Senator, Secretary of War and Vice-
President. B. I782. D. 1850. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Addressed to
John Quincy Adams and filed in his hand. March 7, 1821. Portrait.
$4.00
IO JO AEAVAV/S A2O/3/AVSOAV AZ M/A/e/O'S
CAMBRIDGE, DUKE OF (Adolphus Frederick). Field Marshal. Son
of George III of England. B. February 24, 1774. D. July 8, 1860.
Signature, “Adolphus Frederick.” $ſ.oO
CAMBRIDGE, DURE OF (George William Frederick Charles).
General commanding in chief of Her Majesty's Army. B. March 26,
ISIQ A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Interesting note addressed to Lady Moles-
worth, signed “George.” Envelope addressed in his hand and super-
scribed “Cambridge " Good portrait. $3.OO
CAMPBELL, LORD (John Campbell). Distinguished jurist. B. 1779.
D. I86 I. Signature, coat of arms, and pedigree. $1 OO
CANTERBURY, ARCHBISHOP O & (William Sancroft). One of the
most distinguished of this long line of prelates. B. I616. D. I693.
A. L. S. I p. folio. Very fine portrait, $4 OO
CANTERBURY ARCHBISHOP OF (John Bird Sumner). B. 1780
D. 1862. 3 lines and signature. Good portrait. $1.00
CANTERBURY, ARCHBISHOP OF (Charles Thomas Longley).
From 1860 to 1862, Archbishop of York. It was of him that Punch
said just before his translation from York, to the primacy of all England :
“We understand Archbishop Longley of York, will be Archbishop
s/hor//y of Canterbury.” Envelope addressed in autograph and super-
signed as Bishop of l)urham. $I.OO
CANTERBURY, ARCHBISHOP (Archibald Campbell Tait). B.
1811. D. 1883. Envelope addressed and name in left hand lower cor-
ner. Portrait. $3.OO
CARLISLE EARL OF (Sir George William Frederick Howard).
Distinguished Statesman and Author. B. April 18, 1862. D. Dec. 5,
I864. A. L. S. I p., 8vo Addressed to Lady Clarendon. April 29,
I864. Portrait. $4. OO
CARLYLE (Thomas). Distinguished Author. Wrote “Iſistory of the
French Revolution,” “Life of Schiller” etc. B. I795. D. I88I. A.
L. S. I p., 8vo. Addressed to “Dear Cunningham.” Chelsea, Nov.
19, 185I. Interesting epistle. Portrait. $12.OO
CAROLINE. Queen of Saxony. Signature and date. Photograph portrait.
$1.OO
CASS (Lewis). U. S. Senator. B. I782. D. I 866. A. L. S. I p. 4to.
Detroit, Nov. 20, 1823. Addressed to John Q. Adams and filed in his
hand. Introducing Mr. Richard, “Delegate from this Territory.” Por-
trait. $4. O
"—— A. L. S. I p., 4to. Dec. 9, 1834. Addressed to Virgil Maxey,
Esq. $2.oO
CASTLEREAGH, Viscount, afterwards Marquis of Londonderry. Filled
many high ministerial offices. B. I769. D. IS22. L. S. I p , 4to.
Very fine portrait. Coat of arms and pedigree. $2.oo
CAVOUR (Camillo). Distinguished Italian statesman. B. ISO9 D. I861.
Signature and date April 4, 1856. Photograph portrait. $1.OO
CHAPIN (E. H). Distinguished Divine. B. 1814 D. 1880. A. L. S. 1 p.
8vo. Portrait. $1.00
CA 7TA / OG UAE OF A U 7'OGAEAAA/S, If
CHAPPE. Autograph notes of two of the five brothers of this name. Cre-
ators and directors of a telegraph system. Three lines of the one and
three words of the other, signed ; with much other matter concerning
telegraphy. Brumaire (second month or the calendar of the French
Republic.) 8th year. $2 Oo
CHARLES OF HAPSBURG. Archduke of Styria and Carinthia, father of
Ferdinand II. B. I 530. D. I590 Document signed ; also counter-
signed by several persons. 2 pp., folio, Seal. $I.Oo
CHARLES V. Emperor of Germany, King of Spain, etc. B. 1500. D.
1558. Document signed “Carlo,” and countersigned by his ministers.
2 pp, folio Seal perfectly well preserved. Superb portrait after Titian.
$15.OO
CHARLES VI. Emperor of Germany. Father of Maria Theresia. B. 1711,
D. I'740. Document signed. Very fine specimen. Imperial seal in
perfect preservation. Superb portrait. $IO Oo
CHARLES VII. Emperor of Germany, formerly Elector of Bavaria. Con-
tested the throne of Germany with Maria Theresia. B. I726. Crowned
I742. D. I'745. L. S. 3 p , folio. Countersigned by his minister.
Superb Imperial seal attached. Very ſine portrait. $IO Oo
CHARLES X. King of France. B. I'757. D. 1836. L. S. I p. folio.
Versailles, June 20, 1784. This letter is signed “Charles Philippe”
(when Comte d’Artois.) Fine portrait. $5.OO
CHARTRES DUC DE' (Robert of Orleans). Brother of the Comte de
Paris. Served on General McClellan's staff in our late war. B. 1840.
A. L. S. 4 pp., 8vo. A beautiful reply to a letter of condolence on the
death of his grandmother, Queen Marie Amelia. $3 OO
CHASTELLUX, MARQUIS DE (Francis John). A Marshal of France
and Member of the French Academy. Distinguished in America, when
he served in the War of the Revolution, under Marquis de Rochambeau.
B. I734. D. I788. A. L. S. I p , 8vo. November 13, 1781. Inter-
esting specimen.
CHEEVER (George B). Celebrated Divine. Quotation and signature.
$I.oO
CHILD (Lydia, Maria). Authoress. B. 1802. D. 1880. A. L. S., and quo-
tation from Cicero. Dec., I856. I p., 4to. $I.OO
CHOATE (Rufus). Distinguished Lawyer and Orator. B. I799. D. 1859.
A. L. S. I p , 4to, $2.00
CLARE EARL OF, (John Fitz Gibbons). Governor of Bombay from 1831
to 1835. Address to a letter and frank. $I.OO
CLARENDON EARL OF, (Sir George William Frederick Williers).
Distinguished IDiplomatist and Statesman. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. From
his Country seat, “The Grove,” Aug. 5, 1866. Photograph portrait.
$3 Oo
CLARK (Myron H). Governor of New York. I p. 8vo. A. L. S. Albany,
Dec. 8, 1855. The sheet is headed with arms of the State of New York
$2.Oo
I2 DEWAIS RoRINSow AZ WARDS
CLARKE (McDonald). Poet. B. 1798. D. 1842. Part of an autograph
letter signed. Very amusing, containing facetious auto-biographical
details. Rare. $2.50
CLAY (Cassius M). Major General, U. S. A. Minister to St. Petersburg.
~. 3 lines and signature. Portrait. $1.00
CLAY (Henry). Statesman, Senator and Secretary of State. B. 1777. D.
I852. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Washington, March 9, 1842. Franked.
Portrait. $4 50
CLINTON (DeWitt). Governor of the State of New York. B. 1769. D.
1828. A. L. S. I p., 4to, New York, Nov. 19, 1808. Fine specimen.
Portrait. $3 OO
sºmeºmºsºmsºmºsº Document signed June 16, 1826, Countersigned by N. F. Peck
Adjutant General, and William Maxwell, Colonel. $2.00
A. L. Signed with his initials. I p , folio. Fine Specimen.
$3 OO
CLINTON (George). First Governor of the State of New York. Vice Presi-
dent of the United States. B. I739. D. 1812. Part of a public docu-
ment, March 27, 1804. Signature as Chancellor. Fine Portrait. $3.00
CLIVE (Caroline). Authoress. A. L. S. 3 pp., 8vo. Very interesting.
$I.oO
CLYDE BARON OF, (Colin Campbell). B. 1792. D. 1863. Distinguished
General in the British Army. 2 lines and signature. Portrait. Coat of
arms and pedigree. $1.0
COBDEN (Richard). Distinguished English Statesman, and a friend of the
United States. B. ISO4. D. 1865. A. L. S. 2 pp., Small note paper.
Portrait. $2.50
COCKBURN (The Right Honorable Sir Alexander James Edmund
Bart). Distinguished jurist, Arbitrator on the part of Great Britain at
the Geneva Tribunal to settle Alabama and other claims. A Charming
note of 4 pages without signature. $1 oo
COLLINS (Wilkie). Celebrated Novelist. A. L. S. 3 pp., 8vo. $2. Oo
COOPER (J. Fenimore). Novelist. B. I789. D 1851. Autograph and a
folio page of the original manuscript of “Oak Openings.” Superb Por-
trait. $IO.OO
COWLEY EARL OF, (Sir Henry Richard Charles Wellesley). Am-
bassador &c B ISO4. Fragment of a letter and signature. Also note
by the Countess of Cowley. Very elegant. $2.oo
COX (Samuel H). Distinguished Presbyterian Divine. B. I793. D. 1880.
A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Most interesting. January 28, 1857. Portrait.
$1.Oo
CRANWORTH BARON, (Sir Robert Rolfe). Lord Chancellor of Eng-
land. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. January 5, 1865. Coat of Arms. $I.Oo
CRANBORNE LORD, (James William Evelyn). Eldest son of the late,
and brother of the present Marquis of Salisbury. Born stone blind but
became distinguished as a scholar and a traveler. A. L. S. I p., 4to.
$I, Oo
CA 7'Azo&p/2 OF A UTOGRAPHS * I3
CROKER (John Wilson). Folitor of the Quarterly Review, Secretary of the
Admiralty, Reviewer and Tory Politician B. 1780. D. 1857. A. L. S.
2 pp., 8vo. Dec. 26. I 818. $3.OO
CRUIKSHANK (George). Artist. 2 lines and signature. B. 1792. D.
1878. $2.OO
CURTIS (George William). Statesman, Orator, and Author. A. L. S. I
p., 8vo. February 9, 1856. Very fine portrait. $I.OO
CUSHMAN (Charlotte). Celebrated Tragedienne. B. 1816. D. 1876. A.
N. S I p., 8vo. Oct 30, 1856. Very characteristic. $2.OO
CUYLER (Theodore Ledyard). Distinguished Divine. A. L. S. 1 p.,
8vo. 1857. Interesting specimen. Fine Portrait. $1.OO
DALHOUSIE MARQUESS OF, (James Andrew Ramsey). B. 1812.
D. 1860. Lord Warden of Cinque Ports, Constable of Dover Castle.
Signature cut from a letter. Fine portrait. Coat of arms and pedigree.
$I.OO
DALLAS (George M). Vice President United States, Minister to England
etc. B. I792. D. I864. A. L. S. I p., 8 vo. Sydenham, September
9, 1859. Portrait. *. $2.75
*mmºmºsºmsº A. L. S. I p., 4to Dec. 16, 1830. $3.00
DANA (Richard H. Jr). Author. B. 1805. D. 1882. A. L. S. 4 pp., 8vo.
$1.OO
DARLEY (Felix 0. C). Celebrated Artist. A. L. S. 1 p., 4to. July 10,
1851. - $3.OO
D. AUBIGNE (Rev. J. H. Merle). Historian of the Reformation. A. L. S.
t 3 pp., 8vo. Graveline, Oct 6, 1856. Photograph portrait. $3.oo
DAVIS (Jefferson). President of the Southern Confederacy. A. L. S. 2 pp.,
4to. Dec. II, I840. Portrait. $6.oO
DAVIS (John). American Statesman of Mass. Comptroller of the Treasury
and District Attorney under Washington. B. 1761. D. 1847. A. L. S.
2 pp., 4to. Doston, Dec. I 7, 1840. $4.OO
DAVISON (Bogumiel). Actor at the Court Theatre, Dresden. A. L. S.
Envelope and Portrait. $2.oo
DAVY (Sir Humphrey Bart). President of the Royal Society. Inventor
of the safety lamp which bears his name. B. 1778. D. 1829. A. L. S.
pp., 8vo. Fine Portrait. Also a note by Lady Davy. $7.00
DAY (Jeremiah, L.L. D). Mathematician, President of Yale College, Au-
thor of “Day's Algebra.” B. I773. D. 1867. 2 lines and signature in
Autograph. $I.oo
DAYTON (W. L.). U. S. Minister to France. B. 1807. D. 1864. One line
* and signature. Portrait. $I OO
DEARBORNE (Henry). Major General U. S. A. B. 1751. T). 1829. Very
distinguished at the battle of Monmouth, took part in Sullivan's expedition
against the Iroquois, and was present at the surrender of Cornwallis.
Frank to a letter as Secretary of War. February 15, 18O3. Rare. $1.oo
DECATUR (Stephen). Distinguished Commander in the U. S. Navy. B.
I759. D. I820. I p., 8vo. $4.OO
I4 /) EAWAVYS ROA/AWSOAV AZ, WA RZD'S
DERBY EARL OF, (Sir Edward Geoffrey Stanley). Prime Minister
of England. B. March 29, 1799. D. Oct 23, 1869. A. L. S. 1 p.,
8vo. A very interesting and familiar note. $5.00
DE VERE (M. Schele). Professor of Modern Languages in the University
of Virginia. Author of “Stray leaves from the Book of Nature.” Quo-
tation in Latin. Signed, IDec. 27, 1855. $1 oo
DEVRIENT (Emil). Very celebrated German Actor. A. L. S. 2 pp , 4to.
Dresden, April 4, 1843. With fine Portrait. $3.00
DICKENS (Charles). Famous Novelist. B. 1812. D. 1870. Wrote “Pick-
wick Papers,” “Curiosity Shop,” etc. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Portrait.
Also his visiting card with “p. p. c,” in autograph. $16.00
DIX (John A). Governor of New York, U. S. Senator, General, and Dip-
lomatist. B. 1798. D. I879. A. L. S. I p., vo. Aug. 31, 1866.
Very interesting and characteristic letter. Portrait. $3.50
2 lines and signature. Portrait. $ſ.oO
DOANE (G. W.), Bishop of New Jersey. B. I799. D. 1859. A. T. S.
I p., 8vo. - $1.00
DOUGLASS (Frederick). A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. $1 Oo
DUFFERIN Earl of, (Sir Frederick Temple Blackwood). Accom-
plished Scholar, Statesman, Traveller, Author, Governor-General of
Canada, Viceroy of India, and Diplomatist. A. L. S. $1.00
I p, 8 vo. Portrait. Wood cut. $2 Oo
DU PONCEAU (Peter S.) President of the American Philosophical Society.
Born in France, came to America as Aide-de-camp to 13aron Steuben in
1776. Distinguished not only for his scientific attainments, but for his
investigations of the language of the Aboriginal inhabitants of America.
B. 1760. D. 1844. A. L. S. I p., 8to. $4.OO
DU PONT (Samuel F.) Rear Admiral in the U. S. N. B. 1803. D. 1865.
A. L. S. Portrait. - - $2 Oo
EASTLAKE (Sir Charles). Distinguished Artist and Author. President
of the Royal Society. A. L. S. I p , small note. December 14, 1848.
Portrait to which is added an interesting 4 page note from Lady East-
lake. - $2.00
EDGEWORTH (Maria). Authoress. B. 1767. D. 1849. A. L. S. 1 p.,
4to. Nov. 5, 1831. \, $2.00
EDGEWORTH (Richard Lovell). Philosopher and Educational Writer.
Father of Maria Edgeworth. B. I744. D, 1817. 2 lines and signature
in autograph. Fine portrait. $2.00
EDWARD PRINCE, (William Augustus of Saxe Weimar). Adopted
son of Queen Adelaide. Aide-de-Camp to Queen Victoria. Married to
the Lady Augusta, daughter of the 5th Duke of Richmond. Photograph
Portrait. $2. Oo
ELCHO LORD, (Francis). Eldest son of the Earl of Wemyss. Succeed-
ed to the Title. 1883, B. 1818. Statesman, Lord of the Treasury.
One line and signature in autograph. Coat of arms and pedigree. $1.00
CA 7'Azo&UE OF A & TOGRAPHS. I5
ELDON LORD, (John Scott). Lord High Chancellor of England. B. 1751.
| D. 1838. One line and Signature. Fine Portrait. $1.50
ELIZABETH (Queen of England). B. Sept. 7, 1533. D. March 24,
I603. Reigned 45 years. Sign Manuel. Very bold signature attached
to a fragment of a document of six lines. Excessively rare. 3 portraits
one of which is superb. $15.OO
ELIZABETH OF WOLFENBEUTEL (Empress of Germany). Mother
of Maria Theresia. B. I685. D. I 740, the year her daughter ascended
the throne. A. L. S. *I p., folio. February 8, 1738. Very rare. I’or-
trait. $6.00
ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE, (Duchess of Lorraine). Mother of Fran-
cis I., Emperor of Germany, who was the husband of Maria Theresia.
She was the daughter of Philippe, Ist Duke of Orleans, and his 2d wiſe
Elizabeth Charlotte, grand-daughter of Elizabeth of Bohemia. Docu-
ment signed on vellum, June 12, 1733. Countersigned by several offi-
cials. This autograph is very rare and peculiarly interesting. Through
this Princess the Hapsburghs in future became descendants of Mary
Queen of Scotts. $5.OO
Q
ELLEN BOROUGH LORD, (Sir Edward Law). Governor-General of
India. Signature, coat of arms and pedigree. $1.00
ELLET (Mrs. E. F.) Authoress. A. L. S. I p, , 4to. $1.00
ELLSWORTH COLONEL, (Elmer E.) One of the first victims of the
late war. B. I837. D. I86 I. Two lines and signature in autograph.
Rare. Portrait. $2.OO
ELLSWORTH (Oliver). Chief Justice of the United States, Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to France. B. I745. D. 1807.
Receipt written and signed, March 8, 1788. Fine portrait. $5.00
ELSSLER (Fanny), Celebrated Dancer. B. 1811. Signature. sºo
EMMA (Queen of the Sandwich Islands). B. 1836. D. 1885. Signa-
ture with envelope addressed in her hand. Scal. Photograph portrait.
{ $1.OO
EUGENE DE BEAUHARNAIS. Son of the Empress Josephine by her
* first husband. L. S. with 3 lines in autograph. Milan, March Io, 1810.
Fine and rare specimen. Photograph portrait. $2.00
EVERETT (Edward). Orator, scholar and diplomatist. A. L. S. 1 p. 8vo.
B. I794. D. 1865. Portrait. $2.00
-º-º-º-º-º-º: Two lines and signature in autograph. Newport, June 25, 1856.
$1. Oo
, FENTON (Reuben E.) Governor of the state of New York, and statesman.
B. ISIQ. ID. I885. A. L. S. Feb. 20, 1860. $2.oo
Proclamation for Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28, 1867. Signed.
Albany, Oct. 29, 1867. $1.50
FERDINAND I (Emperor of Austria). Printed proclamation. Signed,
Countersigned by several ministers, and provided with the great seal of
the Austrian empire. Portrait. $6.00
I6 DFAWAV/S ROAZAVSOAV AL WARD'S
FERDIN AND I (Emperor of Germany). Brother of Charles V. B. I 503
Crowned 1550. D 1564. L. S. 2 pp. folio, Countersigned by his
ministers. Superb portrait. $1o oo
FERDIN AND II (Emperor of Germany). B, 1578, crowned 1619. D.
1637. L. S. 2 pp , folio. Great Scal in perfect preservation. Superb
portrait. $IO.OO
FERDINAND III, (Emperor of Germany). B. 1608, crowned 1637.
D. 1657. L. S. 2 pp., folio. Fine large seal. Superb portrait. $10.oo
FESSEXIXEN (William Pitt). Statesman. B. 1806. D. 1869. A. L.
S. 2 pp., 4to. l'ortland, Dec. I2, I840. $3.OO
FIELDS (James T.) l’ublisher and author. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Boston,
Dec. 16, 1856. Excellent portrait. $1.00
FILLMORE (Millard). President of the United States. B. 1800. D.
1874. 2 pp., 4to. A. L. S. Dec. 17, 1840. , Very interesting. Por-
trait. & $3.00
FISH (Hamilton), Governor of the State of New York, Secretary of State
under President Grant. A. L. S. lxecutive Dept., Albany, February
25, 1850. Portrait. $3.00
- Tassport signed. $I.Oo
*m. Passport signed. sº $I.Oo
FORD (Richard). B. 1796. D. 1853. Author of Murray's Hand Book
for Spain, etc. A. L. S. 2 pp. 8vo. March 9, 1852. $1.00
FORMES (Carl). Well-known Vocalist. A. L. S. Ip., 8vo. Photograph
portrait. * $1.OO
FOUQUE BARON DE LA MOTTE, (Frederick). Historian. Author of
“Undine " B. 1777. D. 1843. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Aug. 12, ISI3.
Beautiful specimen. Good Portrait $4.00
FRANCIS I, (Emperor'of Germany). Husband of Maria Theresia. Prince
of the IIouse of Lorraine. B. 1708. D. 1765. Beautifully written let-
ter. 3 pp., folio. Believed to be all in his hand writing and counter-
signed by two ministers. Great seal of the Empire. Very fine portrait.
$IO.OO
FRANCIS II, (Emperor of Germany). The last Emperor of this line and
first glimperor of Austria. B. 1768. Crowned I792. D. I835. L. S.
I p., folio. Countersigned by several ministers. Great seal of the Em-
pire. Portrait. -- $IO.CO
FRANCIS (John W). Celebrated physician and author. B. 1789. D. 1861.
A. L. S. I p. 4to. Most interesting letter, New York, Dec. I6, 1856.
Fine Portrait. $2.00
FRANKLIN LADY, (Jane Griffin). Wife of Sir John Franklin the Arctic
voyager Noted for her persistent eſſorts to ascertain his fate. A. N. S
3 pp. 3: Dec. 28, 1857. $2.00
FREDERICK II, (King of Prussia). Known as “The Great.” B. 1712.
D. I786. Letter dictated by the King. I p., 4to. July 19, 1742 and
signed in his usual style “Fritz.” Very interesting owing to the num-
ber of Germanized French words introduced, “approbiren,” “observiren,”
etc. It is well known that the King was inclined to introduce the French
language into his country. Fine portrait. * $5.00
CA 7TA / OC OE OF A U TOCA'A PA/S. 17
FREDERICK WILLIAM III, (King of Prussia). Had to contend
against the Emperor Napoleon I. Reigned from 1797 to 1840. J. S.
June 18, 1837. $3.Oo
FREDERIC LOUIS (Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg
Schwerin). Father of the Duchess of Orleans, and consequently grand-
father of the Comte de Paris. B. I778. ID. 1819. A. L. S. I p 8vo.
April 18, 1806. $2, oo
FREMONT (J. C.) Major General U. S. A. and Explorer. A. L. S. 1 p.,
8vo. I’ortrait. $1. Oo
FRIETAG (Gustav). A distinguished German writer. Author of Debit and
Credit. A. N. S. I p., 8vo. Portrait. $2.OO
FRITH (William Powell). Royal Academician. Celebrated painter. A.
N. in 3rd person. Pembridge Villas, June 24, 1863. I p. 8vo. Very
fine specimen and rare. $2.00
FROSSARD (B.) Canon of the Hospice of St. Bernard. Name and title
written as an autograph, in 1858 ; also, Joseph Mailand Castellan of the
Hospice of St. Bernard, written the 19th of July, 1858, as an autograph.
$2.OO
FROUDE (James Anthony). Historian. Two lines and signature. $1.00
FRY (Elizabeth, ree Gurney). Philanthropist ; Devoted her life to visit-
ing British and Foreign Prisons. B. I780. D. 1844. Four lines and
signature. Beautiful portrait. $3.OO
GAILLARD (John). Senator from South Carolina. Died 1826. A. L. S.
I p. 4to. April 15, 1825. $2.OO
GALLATIN (Albert). Eminent Statesman. B. in Switzerland, 1761. D.
1849. A. L. S. I p 4to. Paris, August I5, I816. Portrait. $4.OO
GARIBALDI (Giuseppe). Distinguished Italian Patriot. B. 1806. I).
1882. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Caprera, March 2, 1863. I’hotograph
portrait. $4.OO
GASKELL (Mrs. Elizabeth C.) Author of the Life of Charlotte Bronté.
B. 1820. D. I865. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Charming note to Lady
Houghton. $3.OO
GEORGE III, (King of England). B. June 4, 1738. D. Jan. 29, 1820.
Sign Manuel. With fine old portrait. $3.OO
GEORGE IV, (King of England). B. Aug. 12, 1762. D. June 26, 1830.
Sign Manuel Written when Prince Regent, and cut from a document.
Beautiful portrait. $3.00
GIBSON (John). Well known Sculptor. B. 1790. D. 1866. A. L. S. 1 p.,
8vo. Pleasant note to Mrs. Richard Ford. Portrait. $3 OO
GILMAN (Caroline). Authoress. , A. N. S. I p , 8vo. $1.Oo
GIRARDIN (Madame de). French Author. B. ISO4. D. I855. A. L. S.
I p., 8vo., and envelope with autograph. Very scarce, Beautiful speci-
II) (211. $2.Oo
GLADSTONE (William Edward). Distinguished Statesman, Prime Min-
ister. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Coat of arms and pedigree. Portrait $3.OO
I8 AXAZAVAW/S ROA/AWSOAV A / WAA’ D'S
GILBERT (Mrs. Amn), better known as Ann Taylor of Ongar. Author of
the beautiful hymn, “My Mother.” Died December 20, 1866, in the
85th year of her age. A. L. S. 3 pp., 8vo. November 28, 1866. See
2d page of cover. $25.00
*
GOB.A.T. Protestant Bishop of Jerusalem. Three lines and signature. $1.00
GOETHE (Johann Wolfgang Won). One of the most celebrated names in
European literature. B. I749. D. 1833. L. S. November 29, 1803.
I p., 4to. Fine portrait. $1o.oo
GOODRICH (S. G.) Well-known as “Peter Parley,” B. 1793. D. 1860. A.
N. S. I p., 8vo. January Io, 1856. Fine portrait. $2.50
G0RTCHACOFF (Prince). Prime Minister of Russia. Signature, accom-
panied by an autograph note by his son Prince Michael. $1.00
G0TTSCHALK (Louis). Pianist and Composer. One bar of music, 2
lines, date and signature. $2.OO
GOUGH (John B). Distinguished Lecturer, called the “Apostle of Temper-
ance.” A. L. S. I p., 8vo. January I4, 1856. Good Portrait. $2.CO
GRANGER (Francis). Post Master General. B. I792. D. 1868. A. L.
S. I p., 4to. Very interesting. December 17th, 1840. $1.OO
GRANVILLE EARL (Sir Granville George Leveson Gower). Distin-
guished Statesman, President of the Council. A. L. S. I p., Svo.
May II, I864. * $ I.OO
GREELY (Horace). Editor of the New York Tribune. B. 181 I. D.
1872. A. L. S. I p. 8vo. Portrait. $2.OO
cºmmº-mºssº One page of dissertation in autograph and signed December, I856.
sº $2.OO
GREENLEAF (Simon), Jurist. B. I783. D. 1853. December 17, 1840.
A. L. S. 3 pp., 4to. $ I.OO
GREENWOOD (Grace). Author. The following written and signed in au-
tograph :
“. No more the dream, the longing,
The pilgrim strays at last,
Amid thy haunted temples,
Thou city of the past.
Whose eagles once made darkness
Where'er their wings unfurled ;
Whose seven hills propped a glory
That domed the ancient world.
“Vision of a Violet.”
GRACE GREEN WOOD.
I p., 4to. Very fine portrait. $2.50
GREY EARL (Henry Grey). Distinguished English Statesman. A. L. S.
2 pp., 8vo. Interesting letter. Howich, July 30, 1850. Coat of Arms
and Pedigree. $2.OO
GRISI (Giulia) Celebrated Singer. B. I812. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Speaks
of Mario. $ .oO
GROTE (George). Historian. B. I794. D. I87I. A. L. S. 2 pp. 8vo.
$2.Oo
CA. TALOGUE OF AUTOGRAPHS. IQ
GROTE MRS (Harriet). Scarcely less distinguished than her husband,
George Grote. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. March 5, 1850. $2.OO
GUTZKOW (Karl). Distinguished German Author. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo.
Portrait. $I.OO
HACKLANDER (F. H.) German Poet. Signature. Dresden, 1858. Por-
trait. $I.OO
HAHNEMANN (Samuel). Founder of the school of Homoeopathy. B.
1755 D. I843. A. L. S. I p., 4to. January II, I830. Interesting
letter. Very rare and scarce. Fine old portrait. $IO. Oo
HALE (Sarah Josepha). Author. B. I795. D. I879. Selection, 4 lines
and signature. Dec. 21, 1855. $I.Oo
*- . A. I. S. I p., 4to. Philadelphia, Dec. 26, 1855. $1.co
HALLECK (Fitz Greene). Poet. B. I790. D. I867. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo.
Guilford, Conn., Dec. 26, 1855. Portrait. $ I.Oo
HALLAM (Henry). Historian. B. I778. D. I859. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo.
Wilton Crescent, March 20, 185 I. Fine Portrait. $3.00
HALLE (Charles). Pianist and Musical composer. Note in 3d person.
I p., 8vo. $I.OO
HAMILTON (Alexander). Statesman. B. January II, 1757. D. July 12,
ISO4. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Oct. I 3, 1789. Interesting letter. Fine
Portrait. Duplicate signature on face of letter. $5 OO
HANCOCK (John) Signer of the Declaration of Independence, Governor
of Massachusetts, President of the Continental Congress. B. I 737. D.
I793. Commission as Captain for John Yates, Esq., of Albany, signed
boldly, John IHancock, and coun'ersigned by Chas. Thomson, Secretary
of the Continental Congress. Very choice portrait. $8.oo
HANCOCK (W. S). General U. S. Army. B. 1814. D. 1886. A. L. S.
I p., 8vo. Oct. 3, 1864. Portrait $2.OO
HARDENBERG PRINCE (Charles Augustus) Celebrated Minister of
Prussia and devoted friend of Queen Louisa. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Two
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A. L. S. I p., 4to. $4.00
HARDIE (James A.) General. Author of a Work on Tactics. B. 1843.
D. 1876. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Fine specimen. $I.oo
HARROWBY EARL OF (Dudly Rider). Knight of the Garter, Chan-
cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Lord Privy Seal, Vice-President of
the Council. B. I798, D, 1882. Coat of arms, portrait and pedigree.
A. L. S. I p , 4 to. $ I.OO
HARRISON (William Henry). President of the United States. B. 1773.
D. I84I. A. L. S. I p 4to. With regard to the publication of some
papers concerning Colonel Piatt and General Taylor. $5.OO
HARRISON (Anna). Wife of W. H. Harrison. A. L. S. 1 p., 4to.
Longview, December 6, 1856, enclosing autograph of her husband
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HAWTHORNE (Nathaniel). B. 1804. D. 1862. Old English postage
stamp. l’ortrait. $I.Oo
HAYES (I. I.) Accompanied Dr. Kane on his exploring expedition. B.
I832. D. I88 I. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. January 9, 1857. Interesting
letter. $3.4°o
HAYMERLE BARON (Henry Won). Distinguished Austrian Statesman.
Died Prime Minister of Austria, October 10, 1881. A. L S. 4 p. 8vo.
Very rare, $2.OO
HEMANS (Claude L). Author of “The Monuments of Rome.” Son of
the poetess. Signature and one line in autograph. $J.oO
HEMANS (Felicia, Browne). Distinguished poet. B. 1794. D. 1835.
Wrote “Bring ſlowers fresh ſlowers for the Bride to wear,” etc., etc.
& $2. OO
HENRY OF NAVARRE, (Henry IV). King of France. One of the most
distinguished of the French Sovereigns. 13. I572. Assassinated by Rav-
aillac, May 14, 16IO. L. S. Fine Portrait. $1O.OO
HENRY (Patrick). Statesman and orator, B. I736. D. 1799. Signature.
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HERBERT (Sidney). Eminent politician and statesman. Father of the pre-
sent Earl of Pembroke, was secretary of war, etc. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo.
Coat of Arms. Photograph portrait. $1.50
HERSCHEL (Sir John Frederick William). Astronomer. A. L. S.
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HETTNER. Professor of History, Art, and Antiquities in Berlin. Portrait.
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HIGGINSON (Col. Thomas Wentworth). Author of a History of , the
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HILL WISCOUNT, (Rowland). B. I772. D. 1842. General, Comman-
der-in-Chief, etc. Portrait. $Y.Oo
HILLARD (George S.) Charming writer. B. 1808. D. 1872. Author of “Six
months in Italy.” Quotation in autograph, signed : “Occupation is the
armour of the soul, and the train of idleness is borne up by all the
vices,” I p., 8vo. July 23, 1856. $I.CO
HITCHCOOK (Rev. Edwin). Geologist. B. 1793. D. 1864. A. L. S.
I. p , 4to. $I.Oo
HOFFMANN (Graben). German Musical Composer. A. L. S. 3 pp., 8vo.
July 28, 1861. Portrait. $2.OO
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HOFFMAN (John T.) Governor of New York state. Proclamation for
Thanksgiving, Nov. 18, 1869. Signed by him as governor, and coun-
tersigned by John Van Buren, private secretary. Oct. I6, 1869. With
seal of the state of New York. $2.oo
HOCG (James). Ettrick Shepherd. Intimate friend of Sir Walter Scott. A.
L. S. I p., 4to. Edinburgh. March 4, 1818. Very fine and rare.
$6.00
sºmºmºmºmº A. L. S. I p., 4to. June 2nd, I824. $6.OO
HOGG (Robert). Nephew of James Hogg, “The Ettrick Shepherd.” Em-
ployed as reader in Ballantyne's printing office, and at one time in the
service of Sir Walter Scott. (See page 39, vol. 7 of Lochhart's Life of
Scott). A. L. Signed with initials. I p., 4to, to which is added an
original autograph poem by him. 2 pp., 4to. $3.00
HOLMES (Abiel). Celebrated Divine. Author of “Annals of America.”
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HOLMES (Oliver Wendell). Distinguished Poet and Essayist. Author of
“Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.” A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Boston, Dec.
20, 1855. Fine portrait, on India Paper. $I.Oo
HOOKER (Joseph). Maj. General U. S. Army. B. 1819. D. 1879. A. L.
S. 1 p., 8vo. Portrait. $1.00
| HOOKER (Joseph). Well known Botanist. A. L. S. 2 pp., with Arms.
Royal Gardens, Kew, Nov. 24, 1881. p $1.OO
HOOKER (Sir William Jackson). Regius Professor of Botany in the Uni-
versity of Glasgow. B. I785. D. I365. Royal Gardens, Kew, Feby.
I9, 1848. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Pine portrait. $2. Oo
HOPKINSON (Francis). Signer of the Declaration of Independence, dis-
tinguished political writer. B. I738. D. I79I. A. L. S. 2 pp., folio.
July 25, 1782. Seal in relief of the State of Pennsylvania. Also declar-
ation signed by W. Heysham and Hugh Hodge and attested before
Francis Hopkinson, the 26th of July, 1781 ; 2 autographs of one of our
earliest statesmen and jurists. $9.00
HOPKINS (Mark). President of Williams College. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo.
Dec. 22, 1856. Very Characteristic and entertaining. Fine Portrait.
- $I.Oo
HOUSTON (Samuel). Distinguished senator from Texas. B. 1793. D.
1862. Fine portrait. & $2.00
HOWARD (Henry). Painter, Royal Academician. B. 1769. D. 1847.
A. L. S. I p., 4to. Royal Academy, Aug 7, 1837 $I,oo
HOWARD (John Eager). Distinguished at the battles of Eutaw and Cow-
pens; at the latter battle he captured the swords of seven officers. Gov-
ernor of Maryland and afterwards senator. B. I752. D. 1827. A. L.
S. I p , 4to. Belvidere Sept. 20, 1814. Rare. $4.OO
HOWITT (Mrs. Mary). Poet and novelist A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. This
very interesting letter is dated April 27, 1860. Very rare and interesting
specimen portrait. Addressed to Frederika Bremer, at Athens, Greece. 35.oo
HOWITT (William). Author. B. 1792. - D, 1879. A. L. S. 3pp., 4to.
Interesting letter as to Anne Hathaway's house, etc. $4.00
22 DENN/S ROB/NSOAV AL WARD'S
HUBNER (F.) Painter. Two lines and signature. Portrait. $1.oo
HUGHES (John). Archbishop of New York. Distinguished prelate. B.
1708. D. I864. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. December 26, 1855. $I.oo
HUGHES (Thomas). Member of Parliament. Author of “Tom Brown's
School Days at Rugby” etc. D. 1823. A. N. S. 3 pp., 8vo. June
5, 1864. He is a true friend of this country and this note speaks of the
3 y
“Good cause in America. $2.00
HUGO (Victor Marie, Wiscomte). French poet and novelist, A. L. S.
I p, 8vo. Very rare. $3.OO
HUMBOLDT (Alexander von). German naturalist and distinguished trav-
eller. B. I769. D. 1859. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Portrait. Very fine
specimcn. $5.OO
HUNT (Leigh). Poet. B 1784. D. 1859. A. L. S. 3 pp., 8vo. Most
interesting letter. Sept. 8, 1854. $4. OO
HUNT (Washington). Governor of the State of New York. B. 181 I. D.
I867. A. L. S. I p , folio. Lockport, Sept. I5, IS35. $3.OO
*** **Eº Two lines and signature. $2.Oo
<==msºmºsºm- A. L. S. I p., 8vo, Lockport, January 23, 1857 $2. Oo
HUNTINGTON (Samuel). Signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Chief Justice, etc. B. I732. D. I796. Receipt written and signed S.
H. 5 lines. Norwich, July 30, 1794. Choice Portrait. $4.50
HUSKISS0 N (William). Statesman and political economist. B. 1770.
Killed at the opening of the Liverpool and Manchester railway, 1830.
L. S. I p., 4to. Dec. 26, 1827. As to opening of Parliament. Fine
Portrait. $3.OO
HUXLEY (Prof. T. H.) Geologist. A. L., in 3d person. I p., 8vo. $1.00
INVERNESS (Duchess of ). Wife of the Duke of Sussex. A. L. S. 1 p.,
Svo. $I.OO
IRWING (Washington). “One of the most graceful writers that the United
States of America has heretofore produced " B. I'783. 1). 1859. Sig-
nature to an acknowledgement of a donation to the Astor Library of
which he was president. June I2, I855. Countersigned J. G. Cogswell,
superintendent. Also 3 pages of proof sheets of Oliver Goldsmith, cor-
rected in Washington Irving's own hand. Very interesting. Two
superb portraits. $6.oo
ISABELLA OF AUSTRIA (Daughter of Philippe II. of Spain). Cov-
erness of the Low countries. B. I560. D. 1633. Married (1599)
Albert of Austria, L. S. Fine specimen. Superb portrait. $5.OO
JACKSON (Andrew). General and president. B. I767. D. 1845. Beau-
tiful state document on vellum. Engraved vignette. With seal of the
U. S. Signed Andrew Jackson and countersigned by Martin Van Buren,
Secretary of state and by two Pennsylvania officials. January 13, 1831.
With fine portrait. $6. Oo
JAMES (G. P. R.). Novelist. Consul General at Venice. B. ISOI. D.
1860. One line and signature, with polite note from William Perry, his
successor at Venice. $1.00
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JANAUSCHECK (Fanny). Well known actress. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo.
Portrait. $1.00
JAY (John). Governor of New York state Chief Justice of the United
States. Minister Plenipotentiary to England, etc. B. 1745. D. 1829.
State paper with seal of the state of New York. Signed by him as gov-
ernor and countersigned by Lewis A. Scott, Secretary of state. Dec. 2,
I795. Fine portrait. $5.OO
JEFFERSON (Thomas). Prepared the first draſt of the Declaration of
Independence and signed the same President of the United States.
B. I 743. D. 1826. I p., 4to. Monticello, April 22, 1823. Interesting
letter with regard to the formation of a library to which is added : ‘‘ P. S.
I ask your acceptance of a dish of sea-kale.” Very fine portrait, after
Gilbert Stuart. $7.00
JOSEPH I, (Emperor of Germany). B. 1678. Crowned 1705. D. 1711.
State paper signed. Countersigned by his ministers. Seal large and
perfectly preserved. Superb portrait. $IO.OO
JOHANN GEORGE III. Elector of Saxony. L. S. Nov. 6, 1649. Beau-
tiful specimen with very fine portrait and seal. 4 $3.OO
JOHNSON (Richard M). Vice president of the United States. Distinguished
in the war with the Indians in the North West—is supposed to have killed
the great Indian chief Tecumseh. B. I7SO. D. 1850. A. L. S. 1 p.,
4to. Dec. 20, I82 I. $2.00
JOHNSON (Andrew). President. B. 1808. D. 1875. Signature in pencil.
Greenville, Tenn., August IO, 1870. $I.OO
JOSEPH II, (Emperor of Germany). Eldest son of Maria. Theresia. B.
I741. Crowned 1765. 1). I790. L. S. 2 pp., folio. Fine large Impe-
rial seal. This letter is beautifully inscribed at the head, with an
enumeration of his titles. “By the Grace of God ; Roman Emperor;
Perpetual augmentor of the Empire ; King of Germany and of Jerusa-
lem ; Co-Regent and heir of the thrones of Hungary and Bohemia ;
Archduke of Austria ; Duke of Burgundy and Lorraine ; Grand Duke
of Toscany, etc.” Superb portrait from a painting done at Vienna,
I771, by Ducreux. All very fine and rare. - $12. Oo
JOSEPHINE, (Empress of the French). B. 1763. D. 1814. L. S. 1 p.,
4to. Mahnaison, Oct. 20, 1809. Addressed to the Comte de Nautes,
who scribbled on the lower part of the sheet what he wished his Secre-
tary to say in reply. At the top of the page in a third hand (probably
that of the Secretary), is written “Rép. le 23 8 bre, 1809.” Beautiful
and most interesting specimen. Photograph portrait. $IO.oo
K ALAKAWA (King of Hawaii). Signature on a card. $1.00
KANE (Doctor E. K). Celebrated Arctic Explorer. B. 1820. D. 1857. A.
L. S. I p., 4to. Beautiful specimen with very fine portrait engraved on
steel. Proof before letters. $6.oo
KELLY (Sir Fitzroy). Attorney General. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Portrait.
$1.OO
KEMBLE (Fanny). Mrs. Pierce Butler. Daughter of the late Charles Kem-
ble, and niece of Mrs. Siddons, celebrated actress and talented writer. A.
L S. I p., 8vo Beautiful portrait. $2.Oo
KENNEDY (John P), Well known writer. Author of “Swallow Barn,”
“Horseshoe Robinson,” etc. B. I795. D. 1870. A. L. S 2 pp., 8vo.
Baltimore, May 22, 1851. Addressed to G. P. Putman, Esq., concern-
ing the illustration of one of Mr. Kennedy's works. $3.50
24 AXAEAVAV/S ROA/AWSOAV 4 L WAA’ D'S
KING (John A.) Governor of New York State. B. 1786. D. 1867. Two
lines and signature. 4. $1.50.
KING (Rufus). B J 755. D. 1827. A. L. S. 1 p., 4to. April 4., 1823.
Addressed to J. Q. Adams and filed in Mr. Adams hand. Introducing
Mr. Ogden Edwards. Fine portrait. $5.00
KINGLAKE (Alexander William). Author of Eothen and History of
Crimean War, etc., Member of Parliament. A. N. S. I p, 8vo.
May 8, 1865, - $2.oo
KIRKL AND MRS. (C. M.) Authoress. D. 1804. Four lines and sig-
Ilatll re. *** $1.00
KNOX (Henry). Major-General U. S. Army. Aide-de-camp to General
Washington. B. July 25, 1750. D. Oct. 25, 1806. IDocument signed.
I p., 4to. October 28, 1783. Countersigned by John R. Stafford, Adju-
tant. Fine portrait, $4 OO
KOSSUTH (Louis). Distinguished Hungarian Patriot. B. 1802. A. L. S.
* Stº * &
1 p., Svo. Aug. 31, 185 I, Portrait. $3.00.
LAFAYETTE (Marquis de). B. 1757. D 1834. Distinguished French
nobleman. [Devoted friend of America, to whom he rendered much ser-
vice during the revolutionary war. A. L. S. 2 pp, ſolio closely written
and full of interest. Two superb portraits. $12, Oo
LA GRANGE (Madame Anna de). Celebrated opera singer. A bar of
music with words and signature all in autograph. Fine specimen. $2.00
LALANDE (Joseph Jerome). Celebrated French Astronomer. B. 1732.
D. ISO7. Beautifully written note. I p., 8vo. Dated at the college of
France. Nov. 8, 1796. He was one of the group of Savants whom
Frederick the Great gathered about him at Berlin. Scarce. $3.00
LAMARTINE (Alphonse de). French Poet, Historian and Statesman.
B. I792 D. 1869. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Fine specimen. $3.Oo
LANDOR (Walter Savage). Distinguished Poet. B. 1775. D. 1864. A.
L. S. I p., 8vo. Florence, June 21, 1858. Very fine portrait. $3 Oo
LANDSEER (Sir Edwin). Distinguished English Artist Had no rival in
animal painting. I p, March 12, 1866. Beautiful specimen. $4.OO
LANSDOWNE (Marquess of, Sir Henry). 4th Earl of Kerry, Viscount
Clanmaurice, and 23d Lord of Kerry, and Lixnaw, Knight of the Gar-
ter, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord President of the Council, etc.
B. 1780. D. 1863. A. N. S. I p., 8vo, Very fine portrait, $3.Oo
LAVATER (John Gasper). Famous writer on Phisyognomy. Born at
Zurich, I 74 I. D. 18OI of the wounds he received when his native home
was taken by the French under Massena. A. L. S. I p., 4to. $1.OO
LEE (Henry W.) Bishop of the Diocese of Iowa. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo.
$1.Oo
LEE (Robert E.) General of the armies of the Southern Confederacy. B.
1806. D. 1870. A. L. S. To his step-son, G. W. Curtis, Colonel, etc.
A most interesting specimen. I p., 4to. $5.OO
An envelope addressed to “His Excellency Jefferson Davis,
President C. States Richmond,” with Frank in right hand upper corner,
all in autograph. w $2.00
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- LEIGH (Honorable Augusta). Sister of Lord Byron. A. L. S. 4 pp., 8vo.
With addressed envelope. October 2, 1846. $2 Oo
LEOPOLD I. (Emperor of Germany). B. 1619. Crowned 1658. D. 1705.
D. S. Large parchment, 2 feet square. Beautifully inscribed. Fle-
gant specimen. Superb portrait. . $1o.oo
D. S. I p , folio. I695. $12.00
LEOPOLD II. (Emperor of Germany). B. 1747. Crowned 1790. , D.
I792. L. S. 2 pp., folio. October Io, I 790. Countersigned by Count
Colloredo, and another Minister. Fine specimen. Superb portrait, and
the great Imperial Seal. - $IO.OO
LESLIE (Charles Robert). Distinguished Painter. B. 1794. D. 1859.
A. L. S. I p., 4to. August 24, 1827. Addressed to John Quincy
Adams and refers to Mr. Elliott. Very fine specimen of this talented
artist, $3.00
LEVER (Charles). Favorite Novelist. Author of “Charles O'Malley,”
etc. B. 1806. D. I872. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. - $4.00
LEWIS (Sir George Cornwall). Distinguished Statesman and Author.
B 1806. D. 1863. Informal autograph note addressed to his brother-
in-law, Lord Clarendon. Coat of arms, * $2.Oo
LEWIS (Morgan). Governor of New York State. B. I754. D. I844. L.
S. I p., 4to Februrary 27, 1807. Countersigned by Thomas Tillot-
son, Secretary of state. Portrait. $1.00
LEWIS (La dy Theresa). Sister of Lord Clarendon. A lady of high liter-
ary note. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. $2.oo
LIEVEN (Princes of). A Russian princess celebrated for her beauty and
political intrigues. A. N. S. I p , 8vo. $I.oo
LINCOLN (Abraham). B. 1809. D. 1865. A commission to a Secretary
of Legation at London. Sept. 29, 1864. Signed by the President and
countersigned by William H. Seward, Secretary of State. Seal of the
U. S. Portrait. $15.OO
LIND (Jenny). Mrs. Goldschmidt. B. 1821. Celebrated songstress. A. L. S.
4 pp., 8vo. Dated from Argyle Lodge, London. Very interesting and
rare. Photograph portrait. $4.OO
LINDSAY (Lord). Afterwards Earl of Crawford and Balcarres. (Alexander
William Crawford). B. 1812. Well known author. A. L. S. I p., 8vo.
June Io, I84I. Addressed to Lord Lonsdale. Good specimen. $2.Oo
LIVINGSTON (Edward). Distinguished American jurist and statesman
B. 1764. D 1836. Secretary of state under Jackson and afterwards
minister to France. L. S. I p., 4to. March 9, 1833. $I.oo
LIVINGSTON (Rev. John H.) President of Queen's College, New Jersey.
B. I 746. D. 1825. A. L. S. I p., 4to. New Brunswick, March 31,
I812. . $I.oo
LISZT (Franz). Unrivalled pianist. B. in Hungary, village of Reiding,
I81 I. D. I886. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Portrait. $4.OO
LOCKHART (John Gibson). Miscellaneous" writer. Son-in-Law and Bio-
grapher of Sir Walter Scott B. 1792. D. I854. A. L. S. I p., 8vo.
Fine specimen. Beautiful Portrait. . $3 OO
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LONGFELLOW (Henry W). Poet. B. 1807 D. 1882. The first verse
of Excelsior and signature. Dec., 1855. Superb portrait on India pa-
per. - . - $3.00
LOBANOFF PRINCE, (Alexander). Russian Diplomatist and writer.
A. L. S. a 2 pp., folio. $1.00
LOUIS*XIII, (King of France). B. 1601. Crowned 1614. D. 1643. L.
S. Written on parchment, countersigned by one of his Ministers. Ex-
cellent Portrait. $5.00
LOUIS XIV, (King of France). Styled “Le grand Monarque.” B. 1638.
... Crowned I643. D. I7 I5. Document signed. Countersigned by the great
and powerful Minister Jean Baptiste Colbert. B. I6 IQ D. 1683. I p.,
folio. February 22, 1675. Very fine specimen. Superb and rare por-
, trait. $S.OO
LOUIS XV. (King of France). B 1710. D. 1774. Countersigned by
Phillipeaux. Very fine portrait. $5.OO
LOUIS XVI. (King of France). B. I754. Married Marie Antoinette of
Austria, I770, Crowned at Rheims 1775. Beheaded January 21, 1793.
L. S. “Comptant au fresor royal Bon Louis’ Very fine specimen.
Beautiful portrait in coronation robes. ~ $6 OO .
LOUIS XVIII. (King of France). B 1755. D. 1824. Document on
Vellum, signed and subscribed on the back by Louis Antoine. Duc
d’Angoulême. Fine portraits of both. $6 Oo
LOUIS (Duke of Orleans). B. I703. D. 1752. State Paper. With several
counter signatures. Paris, Aug. I 7, 1726. Many official signatures
attached. Interesting and fine portrait, representing the Duke in Orien-
tal costume. $6.Oo
LOUIS PHILIPPE (Joseph, Duc d'Orleans.) Known as “Egalité"
B. 1747; Opposed the court in the French Revolution ; Voted for the
death of Louis XVI; Guillotined Nov. 6, 1793.
LOUIS PHILIPPE (Duc d'Orleans). Father of Egatité and grand-father
of Louis Philippe, King of France. He was a man of taste and lover
of literature B. I725. Died much regretted 1785. L. S. Ip., 4to.
November 20, 1778. . $3 OO
LOUIS PEIILIPPE"(King of the French). B 1773. D 1850. A. L.
S., with his paraphe. 2 pp, 8vo. June 13, 1819. Written to the
Comte Camille St. Aldegonde. Very intimate and interesting. Fine
portrait. $6.OO
LORD'S PRAYER, in 67 languages, almost in every case written by natives
of the respective countries. See 3rd page of cover. $75 OO
LOWE (Robert). Chancellor of the Exchequer. Distinguished member of
the House of Commons. Note in 3rd person. February 6, 1864. $1.OO
LOWELL (James Russell). Poet and Essayist. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Elm-
wood, Feb. 7, 1871. Fine portrait. $2.50
LUTEIER, (Martin). B. I483. D. I546. A leaf from his singing book.
2 pp., folio. Notes and text in red and black print. (See 3rd page of
cover). $6.oo
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- LYELL (Sir Charles). Geologist. Traveller and Author of the “Antiquity
of Man.” B. 1797 D. 1873. A. N. S. 1 p. To which is added one
page 8vo of the original manuscript of the ''Antiquity of Man”, with
sundry corrections and interlineations in Sir Charles'.own hand. Also a
note from his wife Lady Lyell. - The two, $5.00
LYNDHURST BARON OF, (Sir John Singleton Copley). Distin-
guished jurist, Lord Chancellor. , Son of J. S. Copley, R. A. celebrated
painter B. 1772. D. 1863. A. L. S. I. p., 8vo. Fine Portrait.
Coat of Arms. $2.50
LYTTON EARL OF, )Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer). Statesman and
author. B. 1806. D. 1873. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. $3.00
MACAULAY LORD (Thomas Babington). Historian and Poet.” Wrote
** the “History of England,” “Lays of Ancient Rome,” etc. B. I&oo.
D. 1859. A. L. S. Good portrait. * $4.OO
McCLELLAN (George B.) General. B. I826. D. I885. A. L. S. I p.,
8vo. Portrait. $2.OO
MACREADY (William Charles). Celebrated Tragedian. B. I793. D.
1873. A. N. S. 4 pp August 12, 1844. Very interesting specimen.
Fine portrait in the role of Henry 4th. $3.50
MADISON (James). President of the United States. B. I758. D. 1836.
A L. S. 1 p., 4to. Montpellier, November 21, 1823. Fine portrait on
steel after Gilbert Stuart. - $3.oO
MADISON MRS. JAMES, (Dolly Payne). Distinguished for her beauty,
talents and elegant manners 1 p., 8vo. July 14, 1838. Fine specimen
in 3d person. Fine steel portrait after Gilbert Stuart. $5.OO
MALMESBURY, EARL OF (Sir James; Howard Harris). A. L. S.
'I p , 8vo. Addressed to Lord Clarendon. $I.OO
MANCHESTER BISHOP OF (James Prince Lee, D. D.) B. 1804.
D. 1869. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. May 25, 1849. $I.OO
MANNING CARDINAL (Right Rev. Henry Edward). B. 1809.
A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. 8 Park Place, York street, London. With enve-
lope. $2.OO
MARCY (William L.) Governor of N. Y. State. Secretary of State of the
United States. B. I786. D. 1857. 2 pp. 8vo. Washington, Dec. 19,
1840. Portrait. $3.00
MARIE AMELIE (Queen of the French). Wife of Louis Philippe. Grand-
daughter of Maria Theresia of Germany. B. I782. D. at Claremont
in England, March 24, 1866. A. L. S with paraphe. I p., Svo. Writ-
ten to the Comtesse, St. Aldegonde. Dec 28, 1842. Most interesting
letter on black edge paper. Her son, the Duc d'Orleans, had died July
I3, that same year. The Queen says she is about to lay off her mourn-
ing, which she will however always carry in her heart. Very rare.
Superb portrait. $IO.OO
MARIE ANTOINETTE (Queen of France). B. at Vienna 1755. Married
I770. Ascended the Throne of France, I775. Beheaded October 16,
1793. L. S. I p., folio. November 5, 1789. Countersigned by Beau-
geard (Charles Victor). The famous French General. Very rare and
valuable. Fine portrait, $2O.Oo
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MARIE CAROLINE LOUISE (Queen of Naples). Daughter of Maria
Theresia of Germany and mother of the late Queen of the French A.
L. S. I p.4to. February II, 1811. Rare. $2,00
MARIA THERESIA (Empress of Germany, Queen of Hungary,
Archduchess of Austria, etc). B. I717. D. 1780. L. S. 2. pp., 4to.
Aug., 2, 1769. Superb portraits. See 2d page of cover. $26. Oo
MARIE THERESE, (Queen of France) Wife of Louis XIV. B. 1638.
D, 1683. L. S. I p , folio. Addressed “To my cousin The Cardinal
Rospigliosi '' Feb. 5, 1672. Very rare. $3 OO
MAROCHETTI, (Baron). Distinguished Sculptor. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo.
B. I805. $I.OO
e-º-º-º-º-º: A. N. S. June 15, 1865. I p., 8vo. With envelope. ' The paper
surmounted with a crown. - $ I Oo
MARHSALL (John). Chief Justice of the United States. B. 1755. D. 1835.
Note in the 3d person, to Mrs. John Quincy Adams, - $4.CO
MARTIN (Helen Faucett). Actress. B. 1816. A. N. S. 3 Pp. $2.Oo
MARTINEAU (HARRIET). Authoress. B. 1802. D. 1878. A. L. S.
4 pp , Small note. A most interesting letter, dated from Ambleside,
Dec 30, 1864. She comments freely on the St. Alban's Raiders, Hood,
Sherman, Stanton, Mackay and William Russell ; and expresses very
kindly feeling for America. Portrait engraved by Finden. $3.50
MATHER (Cotton). Early New England divine. B. 1663. D. 1728. Four
pages of finely written notes for a sermon on Ephesians I : 3 —“The
God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.” Dated 1705. Beautifully
written. Very rare. $IO.OO
MATTHIAS (Emperor of Germany). The first of his line and family
who was buried in the interesting vault of the Hapsburghs under the
Capucine Church in Vienna, B. I557. Crowned IóI2. D. I619. L. S.
3 pp folio. Superb Portrait. - $IO.op
MAURY LIEUT. (M. F.) Distinguished officer in the United States Navy.
B. I806. A. L. S. I p , 8vo. National Observatory, Washington.
January I, I857. - $2 Oo
MAXIMILIAN I. (Emperor of Germany.) B. 1459. D. 1519. Was
crowned in less than a year after this country was discovered. His cor-
onation took place in 1493. The seal is not entirely defaced. Rare"and
fine specimen. Superb portrait. $IO.OO
MAXIMILIAN II (Emperor of Germany). B. I527. Crowned 1584. D.
I576. , L. S. 2 pp., folio. Seal well preserved. Beautiful specimen.
Very fine portrait. $IO.OO
MAZZINI (Joseph). Italian patriot. . B. 1809. Three lines and signature.
•. $1 Oo
MEAGHER (Thomas Francis) Brigadier General U. S. volunteers. B.
I823. D. 1867. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Portrait. - $2.00
MAHOMET (Ali) Egyptian Prince. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. With fine pho-
tograph portrait. $I.OO
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MELBOURNETLORD, (William Lamb). For many years Prime Minister
of England and a great favorite of the Queen. B. I 779. D. 1848. One
line and signature. Fine portrait. - $1.50
METCALFE (Sir Charles Theopilus). Governor General of Canada.
Fine portrait. Coat of arms and pedigree. $1.Oo
METTERNICH, (Prince and Princess of). He, celebrated as a diploma-
tist, and she, distinguished in the highest walks of social life. Interesting
autograph notes of each, with monograms and crowns. $4.OO
MEYERBEER (Giacomo). Musical Composer. B. 1794. A. L. S. 2 pp.,
8vo. Portrait. * $3.00
MILLAIS (John Everett). . Distinguished painter. B. 1829. D. 1863.
A. N. S. I p., 12mo. - $2.00
MILMAN (Henry Hart). Dean of St. Paul's. Distinguished Poet and
Historian. B. I791. D. 1868. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. May 21, 1866.
Addressed to the United States Minister at London. Excellent portrait.
$3.OO
A. L. S. I p., 8vo. e $3.50
MIRZA MAHOMED (Hussein Khan). Perian Ambassador to the Sub-
lime Porte. Despatch signed. 2 pp., folio. Constantinople, July 21,
1859. Fine photograph portrait. $1 oo
MITCHELL (Samuel L.) Physician and Naturalist. B. 1764. D. 1831.
A. L. S. I p., 8vo. $1.oo
MITFORD (Macy Russell). Novelist and Dramatist. Author of “Our
Village,” etc. B. I786. I). IS55. A. L. in 3d person. 2 pp.,' 8vo.
Addressed to her publisher with a sharp request for him to pay her for
certain articles she “had furnished for his magazine.” From Three
Mile Cross, May 17, 1832. Very fine portrait. $3.OO
MOLESWORTH (Sir William). Statesman, Member of Parliament, Sec-
retary of State for the Colonies, etc. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. To which is
added a note of his wife, Lady Molesworth, well known leader in Lon-
don society. - $2. Oo
MONROE (James). President of the United States. B. 1758. D. 1831.
One line and signature. Fine portrait after Vanderlyn. $1.00
MONTALEMBERT (Comte de). An author and statesman of France,
celebrated for his learning and intelligence. Three lines written by his
daughter and signed by himself. $I.OO
MONTGOMERY (James). Poet. B. 1771. D. 1854. Receipt written
and signed. Sheffield, May 23, 1822. - $2.00
M00RE (Thomas). Poet. Author of “Lallah Rookh,” etc B 1780. D.
1852 A. L S. May 14, 1817. Addressed to Mr. Power, 34 Strand,
London, Fine Portrait. $3, Oo
MORE (Hannah). Distinguished authoress. B. 1745. D. 1833 A. L. S.
2 pp., 4to. Bath, February I7, 1793. Very fine specimen. Addressed
to her publishers. Superb portrait. $4.OO
MORGAN (Edwin D.) Governor of New York State. B. 1811. D. 1883.
Signature. $o. 75
A
3O DEAVNZS ROA/AWSON AL WARO'S -
MORGAN LADY, (Sidney Owenson). Distinguished authoress. A. N. S.
8 pp. January 2, 1855. Addressed to Mrs. Austin. Very interesting
and characteristic. $2.OO
MORRIS COMMODORE, (Charles). Distinguished officer in the United
States Navy. B. I784. D. I856. w $2,00
MORRIS (George P). Author. Signature on 8vo. sheet. Very fine portrait.
$I.OO
MORSE (Jedediah). Geographer. B. I76 I. D. 1826. A. J. S. 2 pp,
small 4to. Charlestown, Dec. 9, I789. Very interesting letter addressed
to Hudson & Goodwin, Printers, Hartford. This specimen. is rare.
$4.OO
MORTON (Marcus). Governor of Massachusetts B. 1784. D. 1864. A.
L. S. 1 p., 4to. Dec. 18, 1840. Good portrait. $2.Oo
MOTLEY (John Lothrop). Historian. B. 1814. D. 1877. A. L. S 4 pp.
8vo Rome, Italy, Nov 7, 1858. Interesting letter. $4.50
MOTT (Lucretia). Distinguished in all the walks of female piety, culture,
oratory and eloquence. B. I793. D. 1880. A selection from Foxton,
and signature all in autograph. Auburn, 7th month, 4th day, 1856.
Photograph portrait. | $3 Oo
MOUSTAPHA (Rechid Pasha). Grand Vizier of Turkey. Several times
Ambassador to England and France. L. S. Oct. 8, 1840. 2 pp., 4to.
Fine portrait. $3.00
MUHLBACH (Louise). German authoress. Wrote “Last Days of Cather-
ine II,” “Frederick the Great, and his Court,” “Joseph II and his
Court,” etc A. L. S. I p., 8vo. With carefully prepared list of the
births and deaths of the children of Maria Theresia and Francis I. Six-
teen in number. $3.00
MURCHISON (Sir Roderick Impey). President of the Royal Geographical
Society. B. I792. D. IS7I. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Most interesting.
Portrait. : $2.OO
MURRAY (Hon. Sir Charles Augustus). Son of the 5th Earl of Dun-
more. B. I806. Author of Travels in North America and other works.
Diplomatist. Married IS50, Elizabeth daughter of James Wadsworth
of Geneseo, New York, A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. With visiting card as
British Minister at Dresden. $2.OO
NAPOLEON I. (Emperor of the French). B. 1769. D. 1821. L. S.
2 pp., 4to. With engraving at head. Addressed to the minister of war
and relates to important movements of the troops. Portrait aſter Dela-
roche. Both letter and portrait very fine. $16.oo
NAPOLEON III. (Emperor of the French). B. 1808. D. 1873. A. N.
S. 2 pp., Blue paper. Written in French and while in England.
Addressed to a lady. Refers to an excursion to Rowhampton, and says
he never forgets that which gives him pleasure. Very scarce. Photo-
graph portrait. $7.00
NATAL BISHOP 0 F, (John William Colenso, D. D.) A. L. S. r P.
8vo. April 15, 1863. $1.oo
NEAL (Alice B. AWome de plume, Cousin Alice). Afterward Mrs. Haven.
Authoress. A. L. S. I. p., 8vo. $I.oo
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NEWCASTLE 5th DUKE OF, (Henry Pelham). B. 1811. D. 1864.
Distinguished Statesman. Envelope addressed and superscribed in auto-
graph. Coat of Arms and pedigree. $1. Oo
NEWCASTLE 6th DUKE OF, (Henry Pelham Alexander). B. 1834.
D. 1879. A. L. S. 3 pp., 8vo. Addressed to Lady Clarendon. $1.co
NORMANBY 1st MARQUESS OF, (Henry Phipps). B. 1709. D. 1863.
Four lines and signature. Fine Portrait. . $1.00
NIGHTING ALE (Florence). Distinguished as Philanthropist and Writer.
A. L. S. 4 p., 8vo. Dated Park Lane, June 20, 1865. A letter of
condolence to an U. S. official on the death of Abraham Lincoln, “I
can never rémember the time, not even when the Colossal calamity of
the Crimea was first made known to us not even when we lost our own
Albert * * * * when so deep and strong a cry of feeling has gone
up from the world in all its length and breadth and from all its classes—
as has gone up for you and yours in your great trial ; Mr. Lincoln's
death.” The autographs and hand writing of Florence Nightingale are
not only scarce but almost never seen. To this very interesting letter is
added the envelope addressed in her hand with “ F. N." in lower left
hand corner. - $IO,oo
NORTON THE HON, (Caroline). Poetess and Novelist. Author of
“Bingen on the Rhine.” A. L. S. I p., 8 vo. Scarce. Portrait. $3.00
NOTT (Eliphalet). President of Union College. B. 1773 D. 1866. Two
lines in Latin and signature all in autograph. Union College, January
I856. - - $1.oo
O'CONNELL (Daniel). Irish Patriot. B. 1775. D. 1847. Fragment of a
Jetter. Curious old postmark on envelope, which is dated and franked
March 7, 1831. Very rare. $1.oo
O'CONOR (Charles). Distinguished Lawyer. B. 1804. D. 1884. A. L. S.
I p., 8vo., - $I.Oo
OLMSTED (Dennison). Professor of Natural Philosophy, Yale College.
B. 1791. D. 1859. Two lines and signature in autograph. Written on
first page of Yale College Catalogue for 1833–34. $I.OO
OPIE (Mrs. Amelia). Author of Fictions and Moral Tales. Her public
literary career extended from 1805, when she published her “Adeline
Mowbray,” down to 1834 when her “Lays for the Dead '' issued from
the press. B. I 769. D. I853. A. N. in 3d person. 2 pp., 8vo. PCr-
trait, $3.OO
ORLEANS DUC D’, (Ferdinand Philippe Louis Charles Henry Jo-
seph). Son of Louis Philippe and father of the Comte de Paris. B.
18 ſo. D. 1842, This interesting paper was found in the court yard of
the Tuileries February 24, 1848, the day on which the Palace was ran-
sacked, prisons opened and frightful disorders committed by the popu-
lace. It consists of a letter to Baron Athalin from M. de Resende,
Chamberlain of Don Pedro of Brésil, father of present Emperor. Then
follows a note in pencil from the Baron Athalin to his Royal Highness
the Duke of Orieans, who added these words in ink : ‘‘ Mille remerci-
ments AVon F. O.” To all this is added a note from the Duc d'Aumale
verifying all the facts. $5.00
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32 DFAWAV/S RO/3/AVSOAV AZ PVA R D'S
ORLEANS DUCHESSE D’, (Helen Louise Elizabeth), née Duchesse de
Mecklenburg Schwerin, mother of the Comte de Paris A devoted
wiſe and mother, a talented and lovely woman. B. I8 I4. D. 1858. A.
L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Belvidere bei Weimar, September 16, 1831. Very
Tall e. - $5.4 O
ORLEANS, DUC D’ (Louis Philippe Joseph). Known as “Egalité.”
B. I747. Guillotined Nov. 6, 1793. State paper, Vellum. 2 pp , 4to.
June 8, 1786. Portrait. - $5.00
ORLEANS (Louis Philippe of). Comte de Paris. Heir apparent of the
throne of France. Representative of both Bourbon and Orléans' lines.
B. Aug. 24, 1838. A. L. S. 4 pp., 8vo. Twickenham, I866. Inter-
esting reſerence to the United States and his interest in our country.
- $5.00
OTIS (Harrison Gray). Orator and statesman. B. 1765. D. 1848. A. L. S.
3 pp., 8vo. Dec. 7, 1840. Interesting letter addressed to the committee
of the New England society of the city of New York. $2.Oo
OTTO (King of Greece). Prince of Bavaria. Signature thus: “Otto,
Prince of Bavaria.” B. I815. With photograph of himself and the
queen. $1.00
OWEN (Richard). Distinguished naturalist. B. 1804. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo.
Good portrait. * - $2.Oo
OXFORD, BISHOP OF (Samuel Wilberforce). Lord High Almoner of
the Queen. Distinguished prelate and author. B. I805. D. 1873.
A. L. S. I p., 8vo, July 21, 1849. $1,00
*-
A. L. S 3 pp., 8vo. Nov. 21, 1851. Addressed to T. A. Bos-
well, Esq. - $2.Oo
PALMERSTON, LORD (Sir Henry John Temple). Distinguished states-
man, Prime Minister of England. Note in 3rd person. Feb. 5, 1858.
Coat of arms. Good portrait. $3.CO
PALMERSTON VISCOMTESS (Emily Mary). Devoted wife of Lord
Palmerston. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Monogram surmounted with crown.
$I.Oo
PANIZZI (A) Secretary of the British Museum. B. I797. A. L. S. 3 pp.,
8vo. Very interesting and friendly letter addressed to Richard Ford
Esq. $I.OO
PARKER (Theodore). Celebrated Divine. B. 181o D. 1860. A. L. S.
I p. 4to West Roxbury, Sept. 19, 1846. Addressed to John Quincy
Adams. Filed in Mr. Adams' own very trembling hand. A very inter-
esting specimen. $2.00
* A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Boston, July 18, 1856. $2.00
PAULDING (James K.) Author. Secretary of the Navy. B. 1779. D.
1860. A. L. S. I p., 4to. July 25, 1851. - $1.00
PAYNE (John Howard). Author of “Home, Sweet Home.” B. 1792.
D. I352. Two lines and signature in autograph. $2.OO
PEABODY (George). Banker and Financier. B. 1795. D. 1869. L. S.
I p., 4to. January 20. I862. - $I.OO
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PEEL (Sir Robert). Distinguished statesman. B. I788. D. 1850. A. L.
S. I p. 8vo. Addressed to Lord Colville. Fine Portrait, after Sir
Thomas Lawrence. Coat of arms and pedigree. $2.50
PEEL (Sir Robert). Statesman. Secretary of State for Ireland. B. 1822.
Married January 17, 1856. I_ady Emily Hay, daughter of the 8th Mar-
quess of Tweeddale. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Addressed to Lady Clar-
endon, May 30th, 1865. Fine specimen. $2.oo
PELHAM (Henry). Right IIonorable, Chancellor of the Exchequer, oppo-
nent of Walpole, Prime Minister, etc. Signature cut from a State paper.
$2.00
PENTATEUCH. A fragment of a manuscript of the eighth century, being
the 13th chapter of Deuteronomy written in very fine hand on parch-
ment. Presented by J. Augustus Johnson, U. S. Consul at Beyrout,
Syria, to whom it was given by the High Priest of the Samaritans at
Nablous, (ancient Shecham) Palestine. Wonderful specimen. $10.00
PERCEVAL (Spencer). King's Counsel, Attorney General, Chancellor of
the Exchequer. B. I762. Assassinated by Bellingham on leaving the
House of Commons, May II, I812. L. S. I p., 4to. Lincoln's Inn
Fields, March 31, 1807. Also four lines in autograph. Interesting
notes. Fine old portrait. $5.OO
PERRY (Matthew C.) Commander, U. S. Navy. B. 1795, D. 1858.
One line and signature. • $1.oo
PERSIA. A Persian despatch in the original, accompanied by a translation in
hand writing of John P. Brown for many years Secretary and Interpreter
at the U. S. Legation, Constantinople. March 22, 1859. $1.co
PHILIPPE I. (Duc d’Orleans). Brother of Louis XIV. B. :640. D.
I7Ot. A. L. S. 2 pp., 4to. Addressed to his cousin the Cardinal de
Bouillon. Seal and fine old portrait. - - $4. OO
PHILIPPE II., (Duc d' Orleans). Known as the Regent. B. 1674. D.
I 723. State paper. With several countersignatures. 3 pp., 4to. Very
fine portrait. - $3.00
PHILLIPS (Wendell). Orator and Abolitionist. B. 1811. D. 1884. A.
... " L. S. 2 pp , 8vo. $2 oo
PIERCE (Franklin). President. B. 1804. D. 1869. Washington, Nov.
8, 1856. I p., 4 to. A. L. S. Portrait. $2.00
PIERPONT (John). Clergyman and poet. B. I785. D. 1866. I p., 4to.
- January 28th, 1820. Beautiful specimen and scarce. $2 Oo
PINCKNEY (Thomas). American Revolutionary officer of distinction and
Governor of South Carolina. Was U. S. Minister to London under
Washington. B. I750. D. I828. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Addressed to
John Quincy Adams. May 2I, I/96. $3.00
PINDAR (Peter), John Wolcott, M. D. Satiric Poet and Humorist. Born
.in Devonshire, 1738. Died at London, 1819. Unpublished poem. 3
pp., 8vo. Signed J. W. Very rare. , $3.OO
PITT (William). Prime Minister of England. Distinguished statesman.
B. 1759. D. 1806. L. S. 2 pp., 4to. Fine portrait. $4.OO
34 , DAAWAVYS ROAZAWSOAV AZ WAA D'S
POE (Edgar Allan). Poet. B., 1811. D. 1849. “God bless you my dear
Muddy. Your own EDDY.”—Written to his aunt. Poe's autographs are
vely rare and anything in his hand-writing is scarce. $6.oo
POINSETT (Joel R.) American Statesman. B. 1779. D. 1851. A L S.
I p., 4to. Ilegation of the U. S., Mexico, Feb. 27, 1826. Addressed
to John Quincy Adams, then president of the U. S. $2.OO
POLK (James K). B. 1795. D 1849. President of the United States.
State document. Washington, June 24, 1848. 2 pp., folio. Coun-
tersigned by James Buchanan. Seal of the United States. With por-
trait. $7.co
POLK (William H.) Chargé d' Affaires at the Court of Naples. A. L. S.
I p., 8vo. Portrait. $1.OO
PORTER (Jane). Novelist. B. 1776. D. 1850. Mourning card with 2
lines and her name in autograph. $2.OO
POTTER (Alonzo). Bishop of Pennsylvania. B. 1800. D. 1863. A. L.
I p., 8vo. $1.OO
POWERS (Hiram). Distinguished sculptor. Signature. Written as an au-
tograph at Florence, May 8, 1858. $I.oo
PRENTICE (George D.) Poet ; Editor of the Louisville Journal. B. 1802.
D. I870. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Portrait. $1.oO
PRESCOTT (William H.) Historian. B. 1796. D. 1859. A. L. S 8
pp., 8vo. Very scarce. This letter is addressed to Richard Ford, from
Pepperell, Mass., October 12, 1850, and is published in full in Ticknor's
“Life of Prescott.” It is a most interesting and beautiful epistle.
Mentions Sir William Stirling, Lockhart and others. Very fine portrait.
$15.OO
PROCTER (Bryan Waller), Barry Cornwall. Poet. B. I790. D. 1874.
A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Interesting letter with address–Smith, Esq., Brit-
ish Museum. Seal. Fine Portrait. $3.00
PROKESCH VON OSTEN (Baron). Formerly military Preceptor of the
Duke of Reichstadt, the son of Napoleon I. and Marie Louise. After-
wards Austrian Internoncio at Constantinople. Despatch signed. Pho-
tograph portrait ; also his visiting card $2.OO
PUSEY (Rev. Edward Bouverie). Theologian. Regius professor of
Hebrew at Oxford. Deeply involved in the Tractarian movement. His
name was given at one time to the High Church Branch, of the Church of
England. Scarce. $1.50
QUINCY (Josiah). President of Harvard College. B. 1772. D. 1864.
Two beautiful extracts. Signed. Quincy, June 24, 1856 $I oo
RACHEL (Eliza, Felix). French Tragedienne B, 1820. D. 1858. A. L. S.
I p , 8vo. Scarce. $3 Oo
RUDOLPH II (Emperor of Germany). B. 1551. Crowned 1576. D. 1612.
Elegant specimen on parchment two feet Square. Elegantly inscribed.
Signed. Superb. Portrait. $IO.OO
RANDOLPH (John), of Roanoke. B. I773. D. 1833. Note in 3rd person
I p., 8vo. Addressed to Mrs. John Quincy Adams “Regrets the
infirm state of his health prevents him from accepting her polite invita-
tion.” $5.OO
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RAREY (J. S) Celebrated horse tamer. A delightful gentleman in every
respect. D October 4, 1866. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Addressed to Baron
Mayr, Interpreting Secretary of the Austrian Embassy in Constantino-
ple, I86 ). Refers to his art, straps, etc. Photograph of himself and
the celebrated horse, Cruiser. $2.OO
RAUCH (Christian). Celebrated German Sculptor. Modelled the recum-
bent statue of Queen Louise in the Mausoleum at Charlottenburg, near
Berlin. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Portrait. $6.oo
RAWLINSON (SIR HENRY). Scholar and Writer. A. L. S. 3 pp s:
SI.OO
REID (Mayne). Spirited Novelist. B. 1818. D. 1883. A. L. S. I p., 8vo.
Characteristic note. & $1.oo
RICHTER (Ludwig.) Celebrated Painter. Note in pencil and signed with
initials. Portrait. $I.OO
RIPON, BISHOP OF, (Robert Bickersteth, D. D.) Patron of 52 livings.
B. I8I6. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. $1.OO
RISTORI (Adelaide, Marchioness del Grillo). Celebrated tragedienne.
Several lines and signature in autograph. Photograph portrait. $1.00
RIETSCHEL (Distinguished Saxon Sculptor). Modelled the Luther
Monument at Worms. B. I804. D. 1861. Interesting note of two
pages. Signed. Portrait. $2.OO
RITCHIE MRS. (Anna, Cora, Mowitt). Actress and authoress. B. 1822.
D. I870. A. N. S. I p. Richmond, Dec. I7, 1855. Beautiful por-
trait. $1.50
ROCERS (Samuel). The Banker poet. Author of “Pleasures of Memory,”
“Italy.” B. I763. D. I855. A. N. S. I p. Addressed to Lady
Charlemont, inviting her and her daughter, Lady Elizabeth, to a break-
fast and hopes to have Sydney Smith to meet them. Very fine portrait,
after Sir Thomas Lawrence. $6.oo
ROQUETTE (Otto). German poet. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. June 20, 1857.
Portrait. - $I.Oo
ROTHSCHILD (Meyer Anselm). Founder of the House by which the
financial operations of Europe have been controlled since the commence-
ment of the present century. B. I743. TX. I812. Fragment of a letter
with his signature to which he added : “Dear Friend—I am glad to do
business, but one cannot traffic always for nothing.” Rare specimen.
$3.co
RESCHID (Mehomed Pasha). Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs A
Vizierial letter to the Governor of Jerusalem. Constantinople, April 1,
I86O. $2.00
RUSSELL, EARL OF (John). Distinguished Statesman and Author. A. L.
S. I p., 8vo. Addressed to Lord Clarendon. April 3, 1865. Portrait.
$3.OO
ST. GERMANS, EARL OF (Edward Granville Eliot). B. 1798. Dis-
tinguished Statesman. A. L. S. Addressed to Lady Clarendon. $1.00
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SALISBURY, 2d MARQUESS OF (James Brownlow William Gas-
coigne Cecil). Fragment of a letter. Three lines and signature. Por-
trait. Coat of arms and pedigree. $1 oo
SALISBURY, PRESENT MARQUESS OF (James Arthur Talbot).
A L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Sept. 24, 1867, at which time he was Lord Cran-
borne, second title of the family. $3 Oo
SAND (George). Madame Aurore-Dudevant. Celebrated French writer. B.
I804. D. 1876. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. October 21, 1864. Very fine
and scarce. $4!oo
SARGENT (Epes). Author. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. July 10, 1856. India
proof portrait. $2.50
SAXE (John G.) Poet. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Burlington, Vt., December 25,
I856. Fine portrait. $1.50
SAXONY, KING OF (Albert). B. 1825. Autograph and date. Photograph
portrait. $1 Oo
SAXONY, KING OF (John). Scholar, Statesman, Author. A. L. S. I p.,
4to., with envelope and Seal. $2.oo
SCHILLER (Friederick). German Poet and Historian who can contest the
supremacy of any other author of his time. B. I759. D. I805. A. L.
S. 1 p., 8vo. May 24th, 1801. Very rare specimen and almost unique.
Portraits of himself, father and mother. $19.OO
SCHILLER (Carlotta, von Lengefeld). Wife of the poet and herself a
clever writer. A. L. S. 6 pp., 8vo. Extremely rare. $6.oo
SCHWANTHALER (Ludwig von). Celebrated German sculptor. De-
scended from a family that for generations had been distinguished in the
art. Born at Munich, 1802. D. I848. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Addressed
to Rietschel, the great Saxon sculptor. At the bottom of the page is a
very interesting caricature of a gentleman taking off his hat. Very choice.
Portrait. $6 Oo
SCOTT (Sir Walter). B. I771. D. 1832. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Addressed
to James Hogg, the Fttrick Shepherd. This letter is signed “W. S.”
To this is added 2 pp of the proof sheets of Anne of Geierstein copi-
ously corrected in Sir Walter Scott's own hand. A very precious speci-
men. Fine portrait with his favorite dog “Maida,” from a painting by
J. W. Gordon. $15 Oo
SCOTT (Winfield). Distinguished General in the U. S. Army. B. 1786. D.
1866. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Washington, February 17, 1853, accom-
panied by 4 superb engravings, 2 of himself, one of himself surrounded
by the generals of our army, 1861, and one of Mr. Lincoln and his
cabinet. $5.OO
SCRIBE, (Eugene). Dramatic author. B. I791. D. 1861. One line and
Signature. $I.OO
SEDGWICK, (Catherine M.) Charming Authoress. B. 1789. D. 1867.
A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Lenox, Dec. I3, 1855. Fine portrait, engraved
from a sketch by her intimate friend, Frederika Bremer. $2.50
SEWARD (William H.) Statesman, Governor of New York state, and
Secretary of State. B. 1801. D. 1872. A. L. S. Very interesting.
Portrait, $5.00
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SEYMOUR (Sir George Hamilton). Distinguished diplomatist. A. L. S.
I p., 8vo. July 2, 1863. $ [.oO
SEYMOUR (Horatio). Governor and prominent politician. B. 1811. D.
- 1886. A. L. S. I p , 8vo. Utica, July 6, 1856. Portrait. $3.00
SHAFTESBURY, EARL OF (Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper). Distin-
guished Philanthropist. Permit to Gallery of the House of Ilords.
Signed Shafts. All in autograph. Feb. 7, 1865. Portrait. $1.50
SHELLEY (Mary Wolstoncraft, free Godwin). Wiſe of the poet.
Author of “Frankenstein.” I). I851. A. L. S. 4 pp., 8vo. 1858.
Interesting letter. Very rare. $8.OO
SHELLEY (Percy Bysshe). Poet. B. 1792. Drowned 1822. A. L. in
3d person, to Pryant, Esq. Fine specimen I p., 4to. Dated
- 1816. Very rare. Portrait from a picture in the possession of Mrs. Shelley.
Engraved by W. Finden. $30 OO
SHERIDAN (Philip H). General. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Interesting speci-
1116-11. - -- $I.OO
SHERMAN (William T). Distinguished General. A. L. S. I p , 8vo.
July 26, 1866. $2.00
SIDMOUTH WISCOUNT, (Henry Addington). Interesting note in 3d
person. I p , 4to. January 25, 1805. Portrait. Coat of Arms' and ped-
igree. $1.50
SIEGEL (Franz). General. Beautiful quotation and signature. Buffalo,
Oct. 26, 1863. Portrait. $I.Oo
SIGOURNEY (Lydia, Huntley). Distinguished authoress and poet. B.
I791. D. Ibó5. Autograph copy of a poem. I p., 4to. Signed
Hartford, I 857.
* , “A butterfly bask'd on a baby's grave,
Where a lily had chanced to gº ow.
‘What dost thou there with thy gorgeous dye,
While she of the blue and the radiant eye,
Must sleep in the churchyard low 2 '
“Then it lightly soared through the sunny air,
And spoke from its shining track :
I was a won m 'till 1 wore my wings,
And she whom thou mourn'st like a cherub sings,
Wouldst thou call the blest one back 2 '
—LYDIA HUNTLEY SIGourn EY.”
$4.OO
SILLIMAN (B.) Professor in Yale College. B. 1779. D. 1864. A. L. S.
I p., 8vo. May 13, 1856. - $I.oo
SIMMS (W. Gilmore). Author. B. 1806. D. 1870. A. L. S. 1 p., 4 to.
Aſ $1.00
SMITH (Elizabeth Oakes). Authoress. Quotation and signature. Stuy-
- vesant Street, New York. * $I.OO
SMITH THE REV., (Sidney). Famous Clergyman and Wit. B., 1769.
D. 1845. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. June 28, 1834, and addressed to Lady
Charlemont. Regrets he cannot accept her invitation. “I go to Holland
House on Monday and stay there 'till Wednesday.” Portrait. $6.00
...”
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SMITH (Sir William Sidney). English Admiral. B. 1764 D. 1840.
A. L. S. 2 pp. June 2 (, 1838. Rare specimen. $2.00
SOMERVILLE (Mary). Natural Philosopher, Mathematician and Astrono-
mer. Author of “Mechanism of the Heavens.” B. 1780. D. 1872.
Scarce. $3.OO
SONTAG (Henrietta). Countess of Rossi. Celebrated vocalist. B. 1805.
D. I854. L. S. Revere House, Boston, Nov. 22, 1822. $ I.OO
SOPHIA (Queen of the Netherlands). Three lines and signature, and
envelope addressed to the Earl of Clarendon, with her incognito name
written in lower left hand corner. $1.00
SOULT (Marshal, Duke of Dalmatia). Distinguished French General.
B. I769. D. 185 I Signature as Secretary of State and of War, to a
state paper. Printed on Vellum. Fine portrait. $2. Oo
SOUTHEY (Robert) Poet Laureate of England, B. 1774. D. 1843. A.
S. 2 pp., 8vo. Charming note. Palace Yard, March 1, 1835.
Portrait. $3.00
SPARKS (Jared). Historian. President of Harvard College. B. 1789.
D. I866. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Cambridge, Mass, Sept 3, 1838.
$1.oo
SPENCER (Ambrose). Chief Justice of the state of New York. Senator
of the U. S., etc. B. I765. D. 1848. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Addressed
to John Quincy Adams, who has filed it in his own hand. Albany, May
6, I834. $3.oo
SPENCER (John C.) Secretary of the U. S. Treasury. B. 1788. D. 1855.
A. L. S. I p., 4to. Albany, I)ec. 5, I840. $I.oo
SPOHR (Louis). Musical Composer. B. 1783. D. 1855. Signature and
portrait. $I.OO
STAEL MADAME DE (Anna, Louisa, Germaine Necker). Distin-
guished Authoress. Author of “Corinne,” etc. B. 1766. D. 1817.
Interesting note addressed to André Dumont, Member of the French
National Convention during the first republic. Dated, ‘‘ Prarial the
23d,” which was the 9th month of the calendar of the first French Re-
public. A. N. in 3d person. Very rare. Fine portrait. $8.oo
STANFIELD (Clarkson). Painter. Royal Academician. B. I798. D. To 67.
One line and signature. $I.oo
STANHOPE EARL OF (Philip Henry.) Author of a History of Eng-
land and other works. Address on an envelope and signature in auto-
graph. $1.oo
STANLEY LORD (Edward Henry). At present Earl of Derby. B. 1826.
A. N. in 3d person. I p., 8vo. March 2, 1864. Portrait. $2.Oo
STANLEY (Arthur P.) Dean of Westminister, Talented Clergyman, and
Distinguished Writer. Author of “Memorials of Canterbury.” etc. A.
L. S. I p., 8vo. $I 50
STEUBEN BARON (Frederick William Augustus). Autograph receipt
signed. Dated New York, July 30, 1792. Very fine portrait. $4.00
CATALOGUE OF AUTOGRAPHS. 39
STEWART (Charles). Commodore U. S. N. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Dec.
29, 1856. Portrait. $2.OO
B. I778. D. I869. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. $1.00
STIRLING— MAXWELL (Sir William). Author of “Cloister Life of the
Emperor Charles V.” A. L. S I p. Park Street, Grosvenor Square, June
wºmeºm-m-m-
2O, I865. - - $2.00
STOCKTON (Richard F.) Commodore U. S. Navy. Signature and por-
trait. $1.00
STONE (Lucy). Mrs. Blackwell. “Will the slaughter of so many of our men
by this wicked war bring either freedom to the slaves, or space for wor-
thier work for women. Ever truly yours, Lucy Stone.” $I oo
STORKS K. C. B. (Sir Henry Knight). Distinguished military officer in
the British service, Lord 1 figh Commissioner of the Ionian Islands, etc.
B, ISI I. $1.oo
STORY (Joseph). Chief Justice of the U. S. B. 1779. D. 1845. A. L. S.
2 pp., 4to. Washington, March 3, 1838. $1.50
STOWE (Harriet Beecher). Authoress. One line and signature. Ando-
ver, July 1, 1856. Portrait. $1.50
STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE, VISCOUNT, (Stratford Canning.)
Distinguished British Diplomatist. For many years Ambassador at Con-
stantinople. A. L. S. 4 pp , 4to. March 1, 1856. Addressed to The
l{ev W. G. Schaufflin, American Missionary in Turkey. Envelope with
initials. - $2.OO
STREET (Alfred B). Poet. B. 1811. D. 1881. A. L. S. 1 p., 4to. Albany,
September 4, 1851. Portrait. $1.oo
STRICKLAND (Agnes). Historian. Author of “Queens of Scotland,”
“Queens of England,” etc. B. 1806. 1). I874. A L. S. I p., 8vo.
Oxford, July 4, 1866. To which is added in her own handwriting a
selection from the “Queens of Scotland.” 13 lines of a touching and
beautiful description of Mary Stuart. $5 OO
SUE (Eugene). Distinguished French Novelist. Wrote “The Wandering
Jew "and “Mysteries of Paris, &c.” B. 1804. D. 1857. A. L. S. Writ:
ten during his exile at Annecy. I p., 8vo. $4 OO
SUMNER (Charles). B. 181 I. D. 1874. The following in autograph :
--- “Our cause is nobler than that of our fathers, in as much as it is more
exalted to struggle for the freedom of others than for our own. Charles
Sumner.” $2.OO
A L. S. 1 p., 8 vo. Senate Chamber, March 25, 1866. $1.00
SUSSEX DUKE OF, (Augustus Frederick). Son of George III. An
envelope addressed, dated and franked in autograph. January 9, 1827.
- $ I. oo
SUTHERLAND (Duchess of). Three lines and signature of Harriet,
[the Late Duchess] and signature of the present Duchess, who signs,
“Sutherland Cromartie,” being Countess of Cromartie in her own right.
W I p., 4to $2 oo
TALCOTT (Joseph), Governor and Commander in Chief of His Majesty's
Colony of Connecticut in New England State Paper Signed. Dated,
Hartford, May 9, h, in the 7th year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord,
George II, King of Great Britian, etc., I734. Countersigned, George
Wilbys, Secretary. - $IO.OO
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TALLEYRAND (Perigord). Prince of Diplomatists. B. 1754. D. 1838. r
L. S. 1 p., 4to Fine Portrait. $3.00
TANEY (Roger B.) Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court. B. 1777.
D. 1864. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. - $ I oo
TAPPAN (Henry P.) President of the University of Michigan. Author.
B. 1866 D. 1803. A. L. S. 1 p., 4to. View of University of Mich-
'igan. Letter dated May Io, 1856. $1.00
TAUTPHOEUS (Baroness). Author of “The Initials,” “Quits,” “At
Odds,” and “Cyrilla.” A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Very rare. Dated May
22, 1865. -- $3 oo
TAYLOR (Bayard). Author and Traveller. B 1825. D. 1878. A. L. S.
2 pp., 8vo, U. S. Legation St Petersburgh, Oct. I 1, 1862. Very inter-
esting letter addressed to Benjamin Moran, Secretary U. S. Legation,
London, introducing George W. Whistler, artist. Fine portrait, $5.oo
TAYLOR (Benjamin F.). Author of the poem “There is an Isle in the
River Time.” $I.o.o.
TAYLOR (Tom). Dramatic Author, etc. B. 1817. A. L. S. 4 pp Small
note addressed to Richard Ford, Esq. $2.oo
TAYLOR (Zachary). General and President. B. ‘I 784. I). IS5o. Signa-
ture “Z. Taylor, Major General U. S. Army,” written on the pummel
of his saddle during the Mexican war. Portrait. $2 Oo
TEGGETTEIOFF (William von). Admiral. Distinguished Austrian naval .
officer, “Hero of Lissa,” etc. B. December 23, 1827. D. April 7,
1871. A. L. S. Very rare. $2.oo
TENNYSON (Alfred). Poet and Laureate. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. May 21,
1862. Excellent specimen. Fine Portrait. $7.oo
THACKERAY (William Makepeace). Celebrated Novelist and Writer.
B. 181 I. D. 1863. A L S. Written for an autograph, “With the com-
pliments of W. M. Thackeray, Springfield, December 5, 1855.” Rare.
Good portrait. - $2 oo
THALBERG (Sigismund). Pianist. B. 1812. D. 1871. A L. S. I p.,
8vo. Photograph portrait. $I. oo
THALBERG (Madame). Wife of Pianist, daughter of Lablache, celebrated
French singer. A. L. S. With envelope. $1.00
THERESIA (Queen of Bavaria.) Grandmother of the late King Lud-
wig, Signature. Portrait. $1 oo
THIERS (Louis Adolphe). Distinguished French Statesman, and President
of the Third Republic. B. I797. L. S. I p , 4to. $2,00
THOMSON (Charles). Secretary of the Continental Congress. B. I729.
D. 1824 L. S. I p , folio. Dated office of the Secretary of Congress,
Nov. 14, 1785. Addressed to the Governor of Connecticut. Interesting
portrait. - $3.00
THR00P (Enos T.) Governor of New York State. A. L. S. 1 p., 4to. July
9, 1856. Interesting letter. Portrait, - $3.00
CA 7T.4 ZOG OE OF A U 7"OGAEAAA/S. - - 4 I
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TICHATSCHECK (Celebrated Tenor). A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Portrait.
$I. oo
T009 UEVILLE (Alexis de). Distinguished French author and statesman.
- B. I 805. D. I859. A. L. S. 2 pp., 4to. Paris, March 30, 1841.
Addressed to John Quincy Adams, and noted in Mr. Adams' own hand.
- $3 oo
TOMPKINS (Daniel D). Governor of N. Y. state. B. I774. I), 1825.
L. S. I p , 4to. Albany, Oct. 24, 1814. Countersigned by Stephen
Van Rensselaer, Major-General, and the body of the letter written in his
hand. Portrait. $4.50
TRUMBULL (John). Aide-de-camp to General Washington. Studied paint-
ing under Sir Benjamin West and became proficient in his art. B. 1756.
D. I843. Memorandum, 7 lines, signed, all in autograph. New York,
June 16, 1807. $2.oo
TRUMBULL (Jonathan). Secretary to Washington, Statesman, Senator,
Governor, etc. B. March 26, 1740. D. August 7, 1809. A. L. S. I p.,
4to. Philadelphia, June 25, 1795. Interesting letter regarding secret
matters. Fine old portrait. - $3.00
TUPPER (Martin Farquhar). Poet and Author A. L. S., and envelope
addressed with name in lower left hand corner. Very old English post-
age stamp. Portrait. $2.oo
TWEEDDALE (George Hay, Marquess of). Was aide-de-camp to the
Duke of Wellington. A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Addressed to Lord Londs-
dale. Coat of arms. $1.00
TYLER (John). President. B. 1790. D. 1862. A. L. S. I p., 8vo. Ad-
dressed to Mr. Spencer asking for interpretation of a certain bill. Sig-
nature repeated on the face of the sheet. $5,00.
WAN BUREN (Martin). I p., 4to, in 3d person, to the President, J. Q. Ad-
ams. Dated. February 28, 1828. With fine portrait. $4.50
*-*- Signature and portrait. $1.50
WAN BUREN (John). Son of Martin Van Buren. .B. 1801. D. 1866.
Note in 3d person, with coat of arms dated from Clarges Street, London,
accepting for himself and the Misses Van Buren, an invitation to dinner
from the U. S. Minister and Mrs. Adams ; also a sketch of his life
from the Albany Argus. $2.oo
WIARDOT (Pauline nee Garcia). Celebrated operatic prima donna and
musical composer. Sister of Madame Malibran. A. N. S. I p., 8vo.
With monogram. Very fine specimen. i $2.50
VICTORIA, (Queen of England). “A. Helps, Esq. The Queen” in auto-
graph on note paper deeply bordered with black. Fine photograph of
Her Majesty in deep mourning. $5.Oo
VICTORIA, R. (Queen of England). Sign manual. Great seal of England.
Fine signature. Interesting portrait. Coat of Arms and pedigree.
$3.00
VICTORIA. Card of Admission to the Coronation of the Queen in West-
minister Abbey, June 28, 1838. Arms in relief of the Duke of Norfolk,
Earl Marshall, Queen's Monogram and Crown engraved. Admitting
Miss Fanny Haworth the authoress and artist to the august Ceremony.
$2.oo
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WILLIERS (C. P.) President of the Poor Law Board. Envelope addressed
to the Earl of Clarendon and superscribed C. P. Villiers. All in auto-
graph. Fine portrait. $I oo
VOCT (J). Celebrated Organist at Fribourg, Switzerland, Autograph $1 oo
WADSWORTH (James S). Military Governor of the city of Washington,
General, etc. Killed in the Battle of the Wilderness. B. I807. D, 1864.
A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. Portrait. *. $I.oo
WADSWORTH (Joseph). Treasurer for the town of Boston. Two receipts
written and signed in autograph. Dated, Aug. 2, 1745. Very curious.
$2.oo
WALDEGRAVE (Frances Countess of). Well-known leader for many
years in London Society. D. I879. A. N. S. Initials and crest in gilt. §1 oo
WALES PRINCE OF (Albert Edward). One line and signature in au-
tograph, $ſ.oo
Envelope addressed “To the Earl of Clarendon, K. G. G. C. B.
Grosvenor Crescent. Private. A. E.,” all in autograph. Portrait. $1.5o
WALKER (James). President of Harvard College. L. S. I p., 4to. §I.oo
WALLACE (Lew). General, Diplomatist, etc. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. Por-
trait. $I.oo
WALPOLE (S. H.) Secretary of State. A. L. S. 1 p., 8vo. $1.oO
*memº
WASHINGTON (George). General and President. B. I732. D. 1799.
A. L. S. I p., 4to. Dated, West Point, Nov. 25, 1779. This beautiful
specimen reads as follows: *
Sir-I wish you to inform me by the return of the Express who will deliver
this, when the Connecticut troops will be able to march with certainty. I wish
they may be in a condition to do it as soon as possible. When I am informed
of the time by your answer I will furnish you with orders, that there may not be
any delay afterwards. i
Your most obedient,
*. G. WASHINGTON,
WEST Point, Nov. 25, 1779.
This letter is accompanied by 9 finely engraved portraits (proof impres-
sions) of Washington from original Paintings and Busts. Price $40.oo
WASHINGTON (Martha). Wife of the president. B. I732. D. 1801
An invitation to dinner written in the 3rd person. Very rare, and reads
as follows: “The President of the United States and Mrs. Washington
request the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. Walker's company to dinner on
Thursday next, at four o'clock. Monday, July 12th An answer is
desired.” Two fine portraits on steel after John Wolaston and Gilbert
Stuart. $45.00
WAYLAND (Francis). President of Brown's University. B. I796, D.
1865. A. L. S. I p., 4to. Dated, July 12, I853. $1.00
CA 7TA I.OG UAE OF A U TOGAEA PA/S, 43
WEBSTER (Daniel). Statesman and Senator. B. January 18, 1772. D. Oc-
tober 24, 1852 A. L. S I p., 4to. Dated August 20, 1827. Ad-
dressed to John Quincy Adams, who noted it in his own hand. Portrait.
$4.00
L S. 2 pp., 4to. Da'ed Washington, December 12, 1840.
Beautiful letter addressed to a committee of the New England Society of
the city of New York, regretting that public duties prevent him from
dining with them to commemorate the landing of “Our Pilgrim Fa-
thers.” - $3 oo
WEED (Thurlow). Editor and Politician. B. 1792. D. 1882. A. L. S.
I p., 8vo. Albany, March 25, 1855. $1.oo
WELLESLEY (Marquess of, Richard). B. 1760. D. 1842. Distinguished
for his eminent services in India, where he triumphed over Sultan Tippoo
and destroyed the Empire of Mysore. Fragment of A. L. S. Dated
Treasury Chambers, Aug. 23, 1808. Fine portrait after Sir Thomas
Lawrence, R. A. Coat of Arms and pedigree. $2.50
WELLINGTON 1st DUKE OF (Arthur Wellesley). B. 1769. D. 1852.
Envelope addressed and franked in autograph. Dated, March 2, 1835.
Portrait and coat of arms. $3 oo
One line and signature in autograph. $I.oo
WELLINGTON 2d DUKE OF (Arthur Richard Wellesley). Fragment
of interesting letter addressed to Mrs. Bentinck, written and signed in
autograph. $I oo
WESTBURY, BARON (Richard Bethell). Lord Chancellor of England.
Signature. $I,oo
WHATELY (Richard). Archbishop of Dublin. B. 1787. D. 1863. 1 p.,
8vo., in autograph without date or signature. $I.oo
WHITNEY (Eli). Inventor of cotton gin, one of the most important inven-
tions of the age. B. I765. D. I825. A. L. S. I p., 4to. New Ha-
ven, October 29, 1817. Very rare. $4. Oo
WHITTIER (John G.) Poet. Signature and date written for an autograph,
accompanied by an interesting letter from a gentleman in Newburyport,
Mass., enclosing the above. Fine portrait. $2. Oo
WILBERFORCE (William). Celebrated Philanthropist. B. I759. D. 1833.
A. L. S. 4pp., 4to. Addressed to John Quincy Adams who has noted
it in his own hand. Most interesting letter asking Mrs. John Quincy
Adams and party to attend a meeting of a Bible Society, etc. Very fine
specimen and scarce. Portrait. $5.00
WILRES (Charles). Admiral in the U. S. Navy. Dated High Shoals,
Gaston Co., N. C., July 17, 1860. Portrait. $2.00
WILKIE (David). Painter. B. 1785. D. 1841. Envelope addressed to
Richard Ford. “Wilkie" in upper left hand corner. D. W. in lower
, left hand corner. $I.oo
WILLARD (Rev. Samuel). A New England Divine and Theological
Writer. Vice-President of Harvard College. B. I640. D. I707. Two
pages of a sermon in autograph. Can scarcely be read without a micro-
Scope. , $1.00
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WILLIAM IV, (King of England). B. I765. D. 1837. Sign manuel.
Very fine portrait. $3.OO
W1DLIAMS (Eleazer). Supposed Dauphin of France. B. I787. D. 1858.
A. L. S. I p., 8vo. July 13, 1856. Portrait. w $I. Oo
WILLIAMS OF KARS (Sir William). Commander of the British Forces
in Canada. B. I8oo. A. L. S. 4 pp., 8vo. Dated, Montreal, July
30, 1860. Fine portrait. $2.00
WILLIS (Nathaniel P). Poet and author. B. 1807. D. 1867. A verse
and signature in autograph. Dated, Idlewild, July 1856.
“ If thou had'st Ariel's gift
To course the veined metals of the earth,
If thou could'st wind a ſountain to its birth,
If thou could'st know the drift
Of the lost cloud that sailed into the sky,
Would'st keep it for thine own unauswered eye 2"
Tortrait on India paper. $5.00
WINTHROP (Robert C). Scholar, Statesman, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, etc. A. L. S. I p., 4to Addressed to the committee
of the New England Society of the city of New York. Dated, Dec 12,
I840 and suggesting a Motto for the anniversary dinner, December 22,
1840. “The Progress of Liberty, The Pilgrims Progress.” $2.oo
WIRT (William). American lawyer of distinction. His defence of Blen-
nerhasset in the famous trial for treason, won for him a great reputation
for eloquence. B. I772. D. 1835. A. L. S. Addressed to John Quincey
Adams who has noted it in his own hand. $2 Oo
WISEMAN (Cardinal). Distinguished prelate. B. 1802. D. 1865. A.
L. S. I p., 8vo. Dated Sept. I, 1852. Photograph portrait in robes.
$2.OO
WOLCOTT (Oliver). Governor of Connecticut and signer of the Declaration
of Independence. B. I727. D. 1797. One line and signature in auto-
graph. Fine Portrait. $8.00
WOOD (Sir Charles). English Statesman. . A. L. S. 2 pp., 8vo. $1.oo
W00D George). Contributor to the Knickerbocker. B. 1797. D. 1879.
A. L. S. I p , 8vo. Interesting note. Portrait on India paper. $1.00
W0ODBURY (Levi). American Statesman. B. 1790. D. 1851. Gover-
nor of New Hampshire, U. S. Senator, Secretary of the Navy. $1.oo
W00L (John E.) Major-General, U. S. B. 1789. D. 1869. Signature and
portrait. $I. Oo
WRIGHT (Silas). Governor of New York state. B. 1795. D. 1847. A.
L. S. I p., 4to Albany, August 6, 1832. Addressed to General H.
B. Potter, Buffalo, N. Y. Portrait. - $3.00
WRIGHT (Thomas). Author of a work of great repute among antiquarians.
A. L. S. I p., 8vo. $I. oo
YATES (Joseph C). Governor of the State of New York. An envelope
addressed in his hand writing. Written May 18, 1801. Very scarce.
Portrait. $1.00
YORK (Archbishop of Thomas Musgrave D. D). B. 1788. D. 1860.
Signature “T Ebor” and arms of the see. $1.00
YORK AND ALBANY (Duke of) Edward Augustus. Envelope ad-
dressed and franked in autograph. Fine signature. $I oo
YOUNG (John). Governor of the State of New York. A. L. S. 1 p., 4to,
Dated, Geneseo, Sept. I 6, 1835. Portrait. $3,90
CATALOGUE OF AUTOGRAPHS. 45
SPAN ISH NETHERLANDS.
Among the most interesting Autographs in this
collection are those of -
jīlbert of - Ausſia,
(Surnamed the Pious.)
Son of Maximilian II Emperor of Germany.
Splendid Document Signed. , 1 p., folio with address,
Dated Oct. I 2, 1683. With perfect seal. Born
November 13, 1559, and died without heirs at Brus-
sels, in 162 I.
And his wife ...
Aſsabella of \matria,
(Clara Eugenie)
She was the daughter of Philip II. of Spain, and
his wife Elizabeth of Valois, and brought her husband
as dower, Burgundy, the Netherlands and seventeen
Provinces. Reigned with her husband over the Low
Countries, from 1598, to 162 I. She was born Aug.
I 2, 1566, and died Nov. 29, 1633. She often accom-
panied her husband in campaigns against the Dutch.
At the famous seige of Ostend, she swore never to
change her linen until the place was taken. The
precise epoch at which she made this strange vow is
not known ; but Ostend defended itself three years,
three months and three days. The linen of this
Princess had turned quite yellow. This particular
shade was called ever after, “Couleur Isabelle.” The
portraits which accompany these documents are in
the superb court dress of the period, and are after
paintings by Peter Paul Rubens. They were both
grand-children of the Emperor Charles V, known as
Charles The Great, Emperor of Germany, King of
Spain, &c., &c., &c., &c.
46 - DENNIS ROBINSON AL WARD's,
iſhi {ſollection of Autograph;
Is arranged with the respective Portraits, in nine large
Folio Volumes, bound in Full Russia, with heavy gilt
Lock-clasps.
The Presidents of the United States,
The Governors of the State of New York,
The French Kings,
The Orleans Princes, and .
The German Emperors
are arranged in series. There are four Volumes for
American, two for English, one for German, one for
French, and one for Miscellaneous Autographs.
Very many of the letters were addressed to the col-
lector, and many of the others were never before
,”
exposed for sale.
CATALOGUE OF AUTOGRAPHS.
47
MEMORANDA.
AAAWAV/S ROB/AVSOAV AL WAAC D’S.
MEMORANDA.
*Uſhe lard's #rager.
A remarkable collection written in sixty-seven languages,
almost in every instance by natives of the respective countries,
and often by persons of distinction. Several of them were
beautifully transcribed at the College Propaganda at Rome, by
students from oriental countries. Among the most curious and
interesting is the one in hieroglyphics, written at Thebes, Egypt,
February 9th, 1865, by Mr. E. Smith, an American resident of
that place. Some were written in monasteries, others by diplo-
matic agents. One was written in the convent of Mar Saba,
Palestine, December 26, 1859. The one in Abyssinian was writ-
ten by Madame Gobat, wife of the Protestant Bishop of Jerusalem.
The one in the language of the old testament, is written by the
Very Reverend Bernard Smith, D. D., L.L. D., Professor of He-
brew in the College Propaganda at Rome, and Private Secretary
to the late Pius IX. * e- º tº- tº $75.
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šeneca Nation of Alnilianá.
Deed of covenant, dated June 30th, 1802, signed by Joseph
and Benjamin Ellicott, John Taylor, Israel Chapin, John Thom-
son, Horatio Jones, Jasper Parrish, and the following Sachems,
Chiefs and Warriors of the Seneca nation of Indians : Corn-
planter, Blue Sky, Young King, Pollard, Farmers Brother, Lit-
tle Billy, Red Jacket, Standing Wig, Long Horns, In the Fields,
&c.
This remarkable document was recorded in the Clerk's Office
of Genesee County, Nov. 5th, 1804, and a full copy of it may be
found in American State Papers, Class II, Indian Affairs, Vol. I,
page 665. * - * tº- º e- q-e $1oo.
A leaf from his singing book, 2 pp., folio. Notes and text in
red and black print. Obtained in Wittenburg, Prussia, June 4,
1861. Most curious and interesting relic. Perfectly authentic.
Further information furnished by D. R. A. * - * $6.

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