Hunt's Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review, Volumen36Freeman Hunt, Thomas Prentice Kettell, William Buck Dana Freeman Hunt, 1857 |
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... dollars , although he has estimated the investment at only six hundred thousand , ) was , in the first place , the fruit of his own scientific labor , which he has made his recreation in his small intervals of leisure from his various ...
... dollars , although he has estimated the investment at only six hundred thousand , ) was , in the first place , the fruit of his own scientific labor , which he has made his recreation in his small intervals of leisure from his various ...
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... dollars ! Yet such was the fact . From the day he was nine years old , this son of a widowed mother had supported himself . Industrious , intelligent , frugal , and unostentatious - but kind and helpful to whoever needed of him ma ...
... dollars ! Yet such was the fact . From the day he was nine years old , this son of a widowed mother had supported himself . Industrious , intelligent , frugal , and unostentatious - but kind and helpful to whoever needed of him ma ...
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... dollars is no unparalleled gift , as we see in the cases of Dr. Nott , Mr. Cooper , and Astor , to say nothing of Girard and his ten millions . Since we commenced writing this article , Moses Shepherd , of Baltimore , has given half a ...
... dollars is no unparalleled gift , as we see in the cases of Dr. Nott , Mr. Cooper , and Astor , to say nothing of Girard and his ten millions . Since we commenced writing this article , Moses Shepherd , of Baltimore , has given half a ...
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... dollars a ton is levied on all brought in foreign bottoms . French ships don't like guano freights , and as only 30,000 tons head annually towards the Pacific , the Americans get most of the cargoes . Hence , while England consumes her ...
... dollars a ton is levied on all brought in foreign bottoms . French ships don't like guano freights , and as only 30,000 tons head annually towards the Pacific , the Americans get most of the cargoes . Hence , while England consumes her ...
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... dollars . The privileges we will venture to say are not as great as they might be and should be to members of the New York Chamber of Commerce . This only professes to be a " news - room , " and for that purpose it is too small . A late ...
... dollars . The privileges we will venture to say are not as great as they might be and should be to members of the New York Chamber of Commerce . This only professes to be a " news - room , " and for that purpose it is too small . A late ...
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