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MONUMENTS OF WAsHINGToN's PATRIOTISM. This is the title off magnificent publication, which may justly be sad be nat onal work edited and published in Washington, by Mir. F. Knight. It contains fac simile of Gen. Washington's account of hs expenditures while achieving the independence o tho United States; also, in beautiful letter press, selections from some of the most valuable papers of WAsHiscros and other documents relating to his military command aud civil administration--such as hs letters to the Governors of the States important interests of the Un,on; farewell address to the nrmf, speech on ress"ing his commission; ; speech on heinz Inaugurated President: Farewell Address to the People of the United States; letter, accepting the office of Commander n-chsf of the Army of the United States in 17sS; Funeral Grafton on iie death of Washington, delivered at the request of Congress, by General Henry Lee; with several other papers which will ever be interesting. The work is snibsllished with portrait of Washington.

 ,tnto, ths 'st perfect and expressive of any engraving we have ever seen; view of tho Mansion at Mount Vernon; visw of the tomb; engraving from suly's painting of Washington and tho army crossing the Delaware; and top view of the marble sarcophagus, where rests the remaos of the Father of his Country. Preucng the work are the fac sim- lies of letters addressed the editor from he Hon H. Clay, T. Ewing, D. Webster, L. Woodbury, J.. J. Crittenden. L. P. Tallmadse, John Sergeant and several other distinguished men, which adds value to this truly beautiful book. Mr Knight IS now town soliciting subscribers. and we take pleasure in commenting him to the favor of or friends maturing them that tle work s every way worthy their patronage.