Construcción del ferrocarril de La Quiaca a Tupiza; aceptación de la propuesta, especificaciones, lista de precios.

"Ferrocarril de La Quiaca a Tupiza; contrato para la construcción" (p. [1]-40) signed by Jean Ducassé for the proposed builder, Charles Auguste Vézin, and by Carlos Tejada Sorzano for the Bolivian Government.

Las propuestas de "L'Africaine" en Bolivia : ferrocarriles, navegación, colonias /

At head of title: Industrias y ferrocarriles.

Ferrocarril central boliviano : de Oruro, Corocoro, La Paz, Huarina, Achacachi, Sotlaya, Ancoraimes, Carabuco, Escoma, Huaicho : ferri-boat a Puno, vía ancha de W.H. Christy, motivos que justifican su plantificación, desarrollo de las provincias del norte de Bolivia.

Presentation copy to Fernando Quiroga from Augusto Stumpf.

Memoria de la Dirección General de Aduanas.

Title varies slightly.

Musica e civiltà : canto

"Arezzo 2 settembre 1882."

Katalog posmertnoĭ vystavki proizvedeniĭ V. A. Serova, 1865-1911.

Mode of access: Internet.

Sidabrinis kryżelis; arba, Dailyde iš Nazareto; apysaka iš laiku kankinimo Kristaus. Verte J. Laukis.

At head of title: Eugenijus Sue.

The Shakers, who they are and what they believe.

"Letter from Sherman P. Hand, Natick, Mass, 31 Aug. 1885 with Evans' reply. Reprinted from the Natick Bulletin"--Cf. McKinstry.

Shaker sermons, scripto-rational : containing the substance of Shaker theology : together with replies and criticisms logically and clearly set forth /

Frontispiece is a portrait of H.L. Eads engraved by J.C. Buttre.

Interpreting prophecy and the appearing of Christ /

"Psalm of joy": p. [1] at end.

Authorized rules of the Shaker community : given for the protection and guidance of the members in the several societies.

LC copy with ms. annotations.

Brief narrative of events touching various reforms /

Last page blank.

A concise answer to the general inquiry, who, or what are the Shakers.

"A hymn. Composed by Samuel Hooser ": p. 11-12.

Types of Christ and manner of his Second Appearing /

Richmond, M.L.H. Shaker lit.,

Autobiography of Mary Antoinette Doolittle prior to becoming a member of the Shaker community at New Lebanon, N.Y., in the year 1824.

Cf. MacLean, J.P. Shaker lit., 214.