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241: (GEORGE WASHINGTON.) Group of 10 eulogies and addresses on the death of Washington.

242: (GEORGE WASHINGTON.) Peter Maverick, engraver; after Tyler. Eulogium Sacred to the Memory of the Illustrious George Washington.

243: (GEORGE WASHINGTON.) Israel & Riddle, photographers. "The Home of Washington," one of the earliest photographs of Mount Vernon.

244: (GEORGE WASHINGTON.) H. Wright Smith, engraver; after Hicks. Full-length engraving of General Washington at Mount Vernon.

245: (GEORGE WASHINGTON.) 3 interesting 19th-century Washington prints.

246: (GEORGE WASHINGTON.) Group of 3 hand-colored engravings of scenes from Washington's life.

247: NOAH WEBSTER. An American Dictionary of the English Language.

248: (WEST.) W.H. Jackson & Co., photographers. Souvenir album of photographs of Colorado and New Mexico.

249: (WEST.) The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad is the Tourists’ Favorite Route between the Missouri River and Pacific Ocean.

250: (WEST.) Rand, McNally & Co. Illustrated Guide to Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, with General Mining Laws.

251: (WEST.) Spooner & Wells, photographers. Members of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show posing in front of Grant's Tomb.

252: (WEST--ARIZONA.) James Calhoun. Scouting narrative by a lieutenant who later died with his brother-in-law Custer at Little Bighorn.

253: (WEST--COLORADO.) Jonathan L. Cresson. A group of long and detailed letters from the early days of Denver.

254: (WEST--COLORADO.) Samuel Cushman and J.P. Waterman. The Gold Mines Of Gilpin County, Colorado. Historical, Descriptive and Statistical.

255: (WEST--COLORADO.) Poncha Hot Springs, Colorado.

256: (WEST--COLORADO.) John K. Hallowell. Gunnison, Colorado’s Bonanza Co.

257: (WEST--DAKOTA TERRITORY.) Group of governor's Thanksgiving proclamations.

258: (WEST--DAKOTA TERRITORY.) Union Pacific Railroad, Via Omaha . . . to the Gold Fields of the Black Hills.

259: (WEST--DAKOTA TERRITORY.) W.H. Illingworth; photographer. Stereoview of "Camp at Hiddenwood Creek" from Custer's Black Hills Expeditio

260: (WEST--DAKOTA TERRITORY.) Truman Ward Ingersoll. Photographs of the Little Missouri Horse Company.