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NATURAL HISTORY
EKTOMOLOG Y, C0NCH0L0GY, ORNITHOLOGY, OOLOGY,
BOOKS OF NATURAL HISTORY.
We announce to tliose persons who are occupied in the study of natural history, | •vra have at all times, a considérable supply of objects of natural history European andeii at the most advantageous prices, principally of Entomology and Conchology.
Any one can see by the Catalogues wich we present subjoined to this advertisment (nt are only a very imperfect extract of the resources wick we poscesse), of the great services! we can winder to the scientific world, as we receive continually new objects little knom By them yo may see also that we give a particular care to the scientifical side, andli our nomenclature is according to the latest classifications, and to the latest progresses
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ßesides the specimens wich are contained in the present Catalogue, we undertake tosd and procure the rare genera and species, wich may be specially demanded; to form to furnish the collection of the special families, and complet collections , always scie classed, according to the use of the Museum of natural'history, of the Universities,#/ Establishments of public instruction, and at the ptices as varied as advantageous the degree of importance; to procure all objects and books of natural history wkateveriltj may bee, and even a part from the specialities shown above, and in general every connected witli tins science, research, information of every nature
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The Prices are explained in sous, of wich 20 make 1 french frank. (This indication is more casily understood în foreign conntries than that of centimes.) 1 Penny = 2Wj 1 Silbergroschen = 2 sous 1/2; 3 Kreutzers = 2 sous 1/7 ; 5 Coppecks = 4 sous.
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