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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-02

FROM New MEzIco-The St. Louis Republican
has the following:
The death of Major Dussenberry, Commissary of
Subsistence T. S. A, is announced. The event oc.
Cured on the 4th of April.
Four men were hung by virtue of Lynch law,
at Doua Ana by party ofcitizsns, for robbery
1t is stated that Nj Louis Geek, who lives in that
town, had store in the MessIa, which was robbed,
and that the robbers abused his wife. Four Mexi-
cans were arrested on suspicion and confined in
Jail to await their trial. At night however, they
were taken out by party Of men and hung upon
neghborirg tree. The Gazette hopes that Judge
Benedict will have an inquiry made into the fact
OF this outrage
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BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,O
AND WORTH READING.
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NONANPTUN NATIcK;
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TEE PILGRIMS OF WALsINGHAn;
HILLS LAKES AND FOREST SrRRAhs;
The MONEY MAKER;
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS
TgS NIGHTS A BAR ROOM;
TABLES FOR CRITICS;
FERN LEAvEs-Second Series
MEMORIES ovRR THE WATER
TENSEssEAS ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY;
The HERMIT DILL:
HoNEY Noon and other ComicaIities;
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR Book;
THIS That AND TIE OTHER
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
mar3n
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NE UhbAI QUESTION: VIII you consider the sub
lect of Personal Religion? 10 pp 12mo.
To Pastors Parents and Teachers this volume will prove
a seasonabe and aluable help.
EXTRACTS PREFACE
ut IS an every day occurrence to meet with persons
who feel interest 10 the subject Of religion and who
on ths ground excuse themselves from giving their
ton to t. | have in very many instances wanted some
suitable hook to place in the hands of persons of this
description
within certain broad and comprehensive sphere.
Baxiers Call, Alleine's Alarm, Doddridge's Rise and
Progress yburt0n's Great Concern of Salvation
might answer the IMPOSE But with a grelt number of
individuals not one Of these admirable works could be
used with any hope of its being cad.
at IS hoDed that The present volume will prove an ac-
ceptabe offering to who either negIecting their
cwn duty who have friends TO whom they would like
propose the queson-"WIl you consider the subject of
Personal Rel yiop?'
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH
may22 Al College Street
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OUR COMMERCE WITH RUSSIA.

The New York Times has a very sensible article
on this subject embodying some facts set fortn In
recent number of the Merchants MAGAZINE, Dy
Mr.. De Tegoborski. The article looks more to
what may be done in this matter, than 10 what
actually has BEEN The truth seems TO De that
while America is really furnishing very large
portion of the produce and other articles imported
into Russia she does not get the credit OF so do
ing because the importations pass through the
hands of England, or some other third party.
The Times gives the following suggestive facts:
q Russia takes from Great Britain yearly more
than SIT 900 900 worth of goods Of the most va
rous descriptions. Of this large quantity, barely
two ffths the production of the soil or indus
try of England-consequenty the producers of
the remaining three 6f:hs-America being one of
them to large extent-coud command the Rus
sian market, and receive better prices for their
commodities
Out OF 3,6l7 vessels the average number which
visited the Russian ports in the Baltic during the
years lS50-5l 55, 1916 of the number were
ENGLISH, ard only 40 American
Daring the same same years the cotton imported
by Russia averaged 81 ,3l3 48O lbs, of which four
hlths of the entire quantity (43, 05l $50 lbs was
furnished by England, and only 1865, 440 ibS d.
rectiy sent from the United States although we
know that the cotton used in Russian manufac-
lures is chiefly American. The Importance of the
cotton trade may be seen at glance, thus
Importation, lbs
1S42-44 20,980,440
1852 73,398,440
Within the last ten years it has than trebled,
and in Mr.. Tegoborski's opinion even the pres
ent amount could be doubled in q few years.
These figures ought TO open the eyes of progress.
Again in the matter of tobacco, Russia imports
on an average some 100000 lbs. or over, large
portion of which is grown here, but only 54O,-
600 lbs. directly exported for Russia
OF coffee we furnish Russia only 100000 lbs of
the 8, 100, 900 lbs she annually receives. And al
though one half of their supply OF furs consists of
American martens, export directly to them
none of these commodities. They are furnished
by German forestallers.
In sugar, the Russians chiefly use Cuban, from
its very good quality, and none other being con-
sidered worth the heavy duty imposed on the sea-
imported commodity. The average importations
by sea amount to 73,730000 lbs, of which $780,
900 lbs are from the United States The low
price of American sugars, would, if directed by
energy, create many facilities for rernunerative |
competition in this business"
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J. MOORE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE RETAIL,
Corner Of Cherry and Gsdsr Streets,

7 WOULD announce 10 my friends and the puble gen.
araly that am prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles len per cent less than any other house in
The cy for cash purchase for each, that save from
ten 10 twenty live per the following articles:
Mee,schaila PiI-S warranted GENUINE
Dutch pIpes-ldrgast stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large civ;
SHUTS -Kaypee, Iacco5oy, Scotch CARROTS, Room 8,
&c.
Smoking Tobacco Of oil kinds;
Ch.wng do langrorne h Armstead's, Dadem
Twist Fig Leaf Bills &c. &c.
Also lust received superior article OF Ale, for sale by
the barrel.
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars, whole.
sale and retail Country dealers viii do well 10 CALL as
eau furnish them with every Thing in the business.
IF
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HON. WIN. H. POLK.

We are very much greti6ed to see in the Frank
lin Rerie,O an announcement of the name of Hon
w. H. Polk as a candidate for joint representative
for Williamson, Maury, and Lewis These are the
times when the strong men of the democratic party
should take the field.
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DOCUMENTS

The State Central Committee have published
large editions Of Gov. JoHNsoN's speech at Muir
frees03ro, Mr.. SrEPHENss letter. aud Biographical
Sketch Of Gov, JoHNsoN. The postage on these
documents, when sent by mail, costs as much as
the printing Of them The committee therefore, in
Vte the democrats of the different counties of the
State as far possible, to send for the documents
at the Union aad american Office, by persons Wis
iting Nashville.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. HICKMAN COUNTY, TENN
MAY kULEs, 1855.

Martha j. Miller James Miler-PetitiOn for Divorce
an notion and il appearing the satisfaction of The
Clerk and Master that James Miller is nonresident
Of the State of Tennessee that the ordinary process
law cannot be served upon him. it is the etJre ordered
that publication be made in the Nashville Laoa ANIL
American "a newspaper published in the city Of NashviIel
for thirty days. requiring said defendant to appear at the
next term of Circuit court ito be held Tor the county
of Hickman the house in the of Cenrevile
the third Monday June next hen and there TO plead
demur to complainant petition the
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing p1s
mayl4-w9t R. C. HUDDLESrON, Q. e. NJ.
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PURIIC SCHOOLS

We are requested to say that the examination Of
the pupils in the Public Schools has commenced,
and will be continued day by day during the whole
Of the present month. Parents, guardians and the
public generally are invited to attend when, and as
often as, It may be convenient for them to do so.
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GAS FITTING.
NM still continue insert Gas Pipes al the usual low
w prices and prepared to make Attentions or do
any kind Of line and warrant il well done.
Gas Fixtures.
We offering large Chandeliers inr less money than
they be brought fFOa the East after paving freight &c
Glass Globes and Paper shade.
We have invoices Of large lots at Gubes and Shades
with other Gas Fixtures, which expect BY first boats
from Pttsburg and will sell them verv low Spt,ly IN
JAS III kENDRICK, at the CIs Light Office, Cherry st.
mch5'55-ly +. H. DAVIS 4 co
ISXTRA FINE CHEWING. TOEACCO,-AH
formerly stretch OTs) which has Just received the
finest article ever brought 70 this city mehs
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u. A. II DANIEL, DID /

HAY1NG formed an assoc ticn in the practice of their
Il Profession, offer the citizens of Nashville and the
public generally their services in the different departments
of Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
They prepared to insert Teeth GOT Pate from
one to full setts the Air Pressure any other APP
proved plan also, sets PIna Pzts with the Cogt-
aops Gums which, in view Of their CLEANLINESS ard aat,-
TaaSs dgearqnce have been Justly styled the ideal
OF Dental Perfection
- Patients fIom distance may expect no detention,
as Their facilities for dispachng business very
plee.
~ Office, No. % Cherry street, near Union
maYi6-dlt-w4t
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA RATION.
HELMBOLD'S HIGLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.


For diseases of the Bladder ana Kidneys Secret Diseases
Structures, Weaknesses, and all diseases of the Sexual
Organs, whetheria Male OF Female, from whatever
they may have originated, ond matter of how long
standing
ysu have contracted the terrible disease which, when
seated in the systen will surely go down from
generation 10 another, undermining the constitution
and sappDg the very vital fluids of life do your
self in the hands Of Quacks who start up every day in
city like this and fill the papers with garng flsehoods,
too we'll calculated deceive the young aud those not
quaned with their tricks. You cannot be careful in
the selection OF remedy in these
The Fluid Extract luchu has been pronounced by emf
nent physicians the greatest remedy known Ii is
edicine perfectly pleasant in its sste and innocent
in action and yet thorough hat it annhlaes every
particle of the rank and poisonous virus ri this dreadful
disease and unlike other remedies does not dry up the
disease in the blood.
Constitutional Debility brought by selEabuse mort
terrible disease which has brought thousands of the hui
TO untmely graves, Tins blasting the brilliant
hopes Of parents and bghtng the bud the glorious
nbitiOn of many noble youth, be cured By tins
Infaible Remedy. And medicine which must bene
fit every body from the simply delicate 10 the confined aud
despsring invalid, equal is 10 be found ling both
Cure and preventive,
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing Days to and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE.
BALTIC. (Am) Liverpool, Nav 5, New York
UNION, (Aml Havre Nav 9. for. New York
AMERICA, (Br) Liverpool May IL. for Boston
ATLANTIC (Am.) Liverpool. May 10, for. New York
WASHINGTON, (Am.) Southampton, May %,
for Observation-Disclosures. New York
AFRICA, Dr. Liverpool, May 26, for...... Boston
ST. LOUIS (Am) Havre June 8, fOr..... =. New York
FROM THE UNITED STATES
ASIA (Br.) Boston. Nav %. for. Liverpool
BALTIC, (Am.)N. York, May So Liverpool
AragO, (AmJ New York, June 2, for Hsvre
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PUTAAMS MONTHLY FOR JUNE.
We have received the June number of Putnam :
Monthly from W. 7. BERRY a. Co. The following
is the table Of contents:
/. American Travellers.
2 Robert of Lincoln.
g. Twice Married, (Continued)
T. The Late Emperor of Russia.
s. Australiana.
G. Flfty-fou Hundred years Ago
Z. Slavery in the Ottoman Empire.
s. Living in the Country.
8. Science and Navigation.
10. About Barns
IL. The Desire of the Moth.
II. Cape Cod.
The Shpwreck-Stage Coach Views.
10. The Mormous Wife.
IA. Noon ard Morning.
Is. Should we fear the Pope2
16 Editorial Notes
|. Literoture--l. A Batch of Novels
II. A Few Histories
Ill. Some Miscellanies
Nv. Correspondence.
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Ey The Alabsmians have torn down the
telegraph wires for the third time. We under
stand that one of the preachers has announced
from the pulpit that these men were performing
Gods work.
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Books and Stationery.

Cotton is King; Or. the Culture of Cotton and its
relation to Agriculture, Manufactures and Commerce. TO
the free caoed people, and to those who hold that slavery
is in itself sinful BY an American. Consigned to and
for sale by may22 HAGAN & Co
The Country NeighborhoOd. By Miss E. A. Du.
puy author of 1.-The Conspirator. DC, vol Price Soc
Ellen Norbury; Or the Adventures of an Orphan.
By Emerson Bennett. One vol. Price see
Robert Graham.-A sequel to "Iinda." BY Caro-
line Lee Heutz. One vol Paper, price soc.
With others, just received BY
may22 HAGAN L BRO.
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STATE OF TENNEssEE-DAvI COUNTY COURT
MAY RULES, 1865.

SHELTON Demoss Admir- &c, James Russell and others
Heirs of Hannah Russell, decd.
ID EF0RE the Clerk and Master of the County Court of
ID Davidson County, motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the clerk that the following defendants
the above cause towt: Heon DawsO who resides in the
State of Missouri aud Andrew RUSSELL jackson Russell
and Wesley RUSSELL the three last being children of Miles
Russell decd and residents of the State of Kentucky
nonesdents If this State and that the usual process Of
the Court not be served upon them therefore
dered that publication be made in newspaper for
thirty days. requiring said defendants appear at the
July term of said Court to be held at the Court
House, in the town of Nashville, the first Monday
in July, 1885, and plead demur TO the amended
bill filed in the cause otherwie the will be taken for
confessed rs to them and set for hearing ez-purte.
F. K. CHEATHAM,
CLERK
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sEs~ A trotting match for 81 900 aside came off
over the Centreve course, Long Island, on Satur-
day. 1t was won by H. Woodruff Centreville in
three straight heats, beating c. Spires's Lanterg.-
Time, 2:363 2:343; 2:274.
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COMES. FANS, AND FANCY GOUDS.
WILLIAM TASKER,

VIII I M "A e, .
1 n PARK PLACE, NEW YORK, invites the attention
~. Southern and Western Merchants to his stock
FATS Combs HAIR Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Reti.
clIes PeIfumery Soaps, Porte Monaes, Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Pirs and Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards Wax, Coral, and Glass
Beads, Necklaces &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and Toys Of every description Scissors Rszors and Cut
ery Gold and tllt Jewery, Accordeons and Vions, IN
cludlng general and very large stock of English French
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at the very
lowest prices for CASH APPROVED PAPER
.ss Orders by letter selected and put up in the best
manner. WILLIAM TASKER
mvi-lyd 10, PARK PLACE. NEw YoRK
BiILLEr SEED WANTED.-We wish TO pur
VA chase 500 bushels Of alet Seed Also so bushels
of Black-eys, Brown and Lady Peas Also Cornield
Bea for which will pay the hest market price in
cash. WELLER 4 COOPER
AT their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse,
April lS.zSl Market rect.
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RIVER NEWS.

FRIDAY, June lst P. NJ
The river he's commenced rising slightly. Or
10 this time the water of Stones river has not had
time TO reach this point We confidently expect
at least one foot or more water from this source
and if reports be true about the rains from above
we will have several feet of rise. The Rock
City reports from the recent rains below one foot
Of a rise below the mouth of Harpeth on Friday
last
The weather at present IS by no means settled
There ia yet prospects Of further rain.
Arrived, Rock City from Paducah.
FSsThe Rock City is the regular packet on Saturday
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for Paducah, connecting with
St Iouis end Louisville e, s. Mail Packets.
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AGRICULTURAL IMrLEMENIN.

HAS in store Rrirkeys h PremiEa and two horse
Steel POughs, SubsOi Plouehs "'rtva;urs fiarrows
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob Crusbe-a. Corn Drills and
Planters and omost all articles css"H agricultural In
plements ANY article which re NAY have on hand
will be ordered and cost OF transportation and exchange
only aided TO the manufacturers prices. lie expects by
the first Of MAY Superior " AH RAKE, which he wishes
TO submit to those interested for examination.
LaHdreth's seeds.
Just arrived an additional supply Of Cornfeld and
Bunch Beans Parsnps large guam Of the finest Onion
Sets, and variety of all other Garden Seeds
Flower Seeds.
variety of Flower Seeds on hand and will be in
receipt Of more in few DAYS.
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot OF Galsna and low" Potatoes at 81 SOC.
per bushel by the barrel.
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds OF Field Seeds, such Clover
Timothy, Orchard Herds and Blue Grass, and in a few
days will be in receipt OF Barley, Bsckwhea Hemp and
Cummin Seed Has also a lire lot of Oats
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Gy- The public viii please remember that at
u o'clock this day LISDsLEY & CROCKETT viii sell
that valuable property on Cherry street, formerly
occupied by Gen Armstrong.
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
f sa ssss'ls5s 80 as


COLUMBIA, wAYNESBORo', JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
Q PLENDID Four Horse Coaches from A-E4SsEl
= Franklin to Lagrange, connecting at
those points with the Railroads to
Iuscumbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Aber-
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines 10 these points all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road at Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves tie Depot at ESQ., A NJ. Also to
Pulaski and Elkton,
and TO all places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and ElkIOn
will leave Nashville the o'clock T. NJ. Train Monday
Wednesday and Friday
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily O'clock p. NJ, connecting at
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line to COLUMN
BIA.
For all information, Through Tickets &C. apply at the
General Rail road Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office.
n. B-0mnbuses will call for passengers any part Of
the city mh2s-f
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NEW BOOKS.
CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT
NArrnHrc nnannA nNn

CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT
NATIONS COMPARED
T0ON, NELSON CO. A Union street. have just received
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared,
In their three-old relations to Wealth. knowledge and
Morality, BIZ Rev. Napoleon ROussell, of Paris with
introduction by the Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel, OF
London.
The kugustan Age of France;
Louis Fourteenth, and the Writers of his Age being
Course Of Lectures delivered Gin French) to a select
audience in New York, By Rev l. +. Astie-Introduc-
ton and Translation BY Rev. f. n. Kirk.
Visits to European Celebrities,
BY William Sprague, d. ID.
The Teachers Last Lesson
The Life of Sam. Houston. Illustrated.
The Rag Bag. BY n Parker Willis
The May Flower BY II. Beecher Stowe
10y With many other new and interesting works.
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HELMBOID'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA,

For Purifying the Blood removing oil diseases arising
from excess of Mercury, exposure aud mprudence in
lite chronic constitutional disease, arising from I'M
pure state of the Blood. and the on " reliable and efec
tua known remedy for the of Scroiula Salt Rbeum
Scald head Uiceratons of the Throat and Legs Pans
and Swelugs of the Bones letter, Pmpes the FEce
and all Scaly EruptiOns OF the Skins.
rINhIS article is prescribed By some Of the most
4 distinguished phys Clans 10 the country, and has
proved more efficient in practice than any preparation Of
Sarsaparil yet offered to The public Several cases of
secondary syphilis Mercuria and ScrofulCus d eases
have entirely recovered in the ncurable wards of Pub
lie Institutions which had for many yeare resisted every
mode of treatment that could be devised. These cases
furnish striking examples of the sautsry effects of this
medicine in arresng of the most uveerate diseases
after the glands destroyed and the bones already
affected.
NoriCE-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
ssors of several Medical Colleges and certificates of cures
from patients will be found accompanJn both Prepare
tons.
PAGES Fluid Extract of Buehu 81 per bottle do for S.
OF Ssrsaparilla, "a e"
equal in strength gallon of Syrup of Sarsaparia
PrepaI ed and sold by H. 7. HELMB0LD, Chemist z63
Chestnut Street. the Grard House, Philadelphia.
To be had of and OF Druggists
aud Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor Agent receives
immediite attention. Jdnol-ly
~ nETR-56O hhls Flour store and for sale by
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Fall & Cunningham.
A T. :,


OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
No AZ, NORTH Sfs Public Square Nashville, Tennessee
TTAVE nov in store a full and complete assortment Of
RIrdacaTe in all its varieties, together with
sag Urge stock of Cerg and Guns 10 all of which they
invite the attention of Dealers visiting this market their
stock has been made by direct purchases from the
NRgTctar6rS both in America and Europe and they feel
confident that those who may give them call will find it
advantageous to deal with them.
Csh and prompt time baye1 will find the prices of their
goods suited TO TIE tines.
81 Feathers received at the highest market price,
Nashville March I8l5-tWXw
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The sales Of money st the Building Association
les; n shtaveraged37 II per cent. premium. Five
shares, on which $50 had been paid, sold at suc-
ton for $50
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NEW BOOKS.


HARPER,S STATISTICAL GAZETTEER
IL OF THE WORLD Particularly describing the
United States of Amsrica, Canada New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia. Illustrated by Seven Maps l95a royal
tayo pages.
Physical Geography of tie Sea. BY Murray.
Memoirs OF Celebrated Characters. By Lamartins
Wolferts Roos,. BY Washington Irving
Wikoff's Courtship and Its Consequences.
Robert Graham. By Mrs. Hentz.
Alone: A Novel. BY Marian Harland.
Life of Sam Houston-Illusirated.
inez A Tale Of the Alamo.
Sens Of the Sres History oil the Rise, Progress and
Destiny of the American Party.
Stanhope Bureigh The Jesuits in Our Homes.
Know Nothing Almanac and American Manual
Nature and Human Nature. BY Sam Slick.
Fifty Years Exile of Israel Potter. BY Herman Melville
Men of Character BY Douglas Jerrold
Kate AyIesford: A Story Of the Refugees.
Cooper's Novels. Revised Edition-complete.
For saleby lmaylTl JOHN YORK co.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YoRR & co. have for sale the best
article Of PENS in this market.
sUPERIOR CUTLERY.
POCKET KNIvES---2O kinds---the best
quality. For sale by
JOHN YORK & Co.,
mayl7 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.