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Administrators Notice.

4 LII Persons. having any demands asuinst the,
IA Estate OF john L: Richardson; decd; areao-
tilted to render them in legally ateste6 Riihiu
three months from this date; and those indebted
will please make early payment, as the parties In
brought to speedy close. .<;8
; D. R. DURfsoE, AdmSr.
MARI - 3nnn, = .yis,- - 81.
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No tiCe.
A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of, Jacob B.
II Smith, previous to list January last, are re-
ouested to make payment, and all having demands
against the same will hand them in properly attested
= BENJAMIN WALDO, l!p.,.-.
GEO. "A. ADDISON. SH ot0'
Aug10 If 80
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Aiken Sub Collegiate Institute.

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RATURE.
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AND CONTINENTAL TONGUES.
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tnre has given him the sympathy OF his tellow-plen
and he has about him winning ways sufficient to
tain it He has nothing to do, but to convince.-to
persuade, to fascinate.
He is at present canvassing the city Of Augusta
for reelection to Congress. Many of his old Wing
friends, who are. Know No.hings, being offended at
his structures upon them, seem determined to bring
ont rival candidate But it will be very difficult
to defeat him. He has strong hold on the affec-
tons of the people of his Congressional District.
Though strong in Augusta, and in many parts Of
the state is almost impossible for the Kno'u-No-
things to obtain anything like permanent success in
Georgia The leading talent Of the State is against
them. Messrs. HOWELL soBs, Lunrkrs, STEPHENS
aud Judge WARNER, late OF the Supreme Bench,
are all in the field for the lower House Of Congress-
and with such an array Of talent success must fol-
low. There never was q time, surely, when the
South more needed Its FIRST talenrin the Federal
,Co4Deils:
!. But truce to politics. Why hav,nt you been
inyNngusta this pleasant weather I have looked
every day for you, and have told some Of your
friends that ;you would be here. You know the
hospitality of some Of the gentlemen Of this town,
their high social virtues; and Idare say, like my
self, you have slipped with them the sparkling Ca
tavba Col. c., of the constitutiOnalist is, as
you wellkuow, ne ofthese rare, choice spirits. He
reminds one Q the old-scbool Carolina gentleman
plain, bold, Independent and hospitable tothe core
of the heart Many blessings attend biml
wEsr's great Paintisgsof Christ Healing the
sios," and death on Pale Horse, have been in
town, and were mnch admired by eonnoisseurs in
such matters. had seen them before, but still 10y
ed to dwell on them aud bat for the cross fire Of
some brilliant :: blue eyes" close BY, which little
scattered my thoughts, might now give You small
oritaus on 3bem. The want Of space, however,
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TIE MYSTERY OF KNow.NoTHINcIsN.


The Richmond Eaqairer, of the 26th uIt, devotes
its columns to the publication of the ritual and the
constitution Of the new secret order It declares
tina. the remarkable documents which it publishes
are genuine beyond all dispute. The documents
sCe the same which we published last week. The
Eqqairer thus introduces them:
TO day we present the people Of Virginia with
s full and accurate explanation of the mystery OF
Nothingism In its ritual and constitution,
OF which we give exact and literal copy, not
only the objects and principles of the order dis.
timely set forth Int its cypher formulas signs,
grips, and other secret scork are clearly and com
pletely disclosed The mask is torn from Know
Nothingism; and it is exposed to the indignation of
theeountry in all the repulsive aspects of its vile
and hideous nature.
No doubt there are members of the order who
will attempt to hide themselves from the blasting
gaze Of the public and 20 cover up their shame aud
guilt from popular execrstion, by dsputing the au
thenticity of these documents. Bound by the obi
CATION Of the most horrible oaths, and pricked only
on by fear Of the most dreadful penalties, to deny
and conceal even the existence of the order, its
members will not hesitate to resort 70 every expe
d ent of equiEocation and misrepresen tation to
break the force Of these revelations But Know
Nothingism cannot erade this blow. If any re-
spectacle person in the State questions the anthem
ITCHY OF these publications. we pledge ourselves to
establish their genuneness to his satisfaction. If
any Know-Nothing charges that they are fahri-
cation, we will convict Kim Of fasehood before the
country. We throw out the defiance; let any know
nothing who dsres accept the challenge.
at is possible that In consequence Of this discio-
sure the grips and signs may be the CIPHER, too, of
the order. have since been changed; but the essen
tial nature and operations of the thing are not af-
frcted by change of the symbols Of the order
The secret is out and cannot be recalled. Krow-
nothineism is unveiled to the public gaze and eve
rybody may read and understand its mystery and
lis meaning"
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

The friends OF this enterprise will be gTatiiied 10
hear that Mr.. VIM. Baldwin, the track layer, has
arrived in our city, and will proceed Immediately
upon the discharge of his duties il laying down tie
rails eastwardly from LAGRANGE, completing two
miles per week for the distance of tweuty-seyen
miles, this being the distance now ready and pre-
pared ior the iron. During the next week the road
viii be completed to its junction with the Central
Mississippi road, when the iron for that road which
is now here will go forward and operations COM
mence.
With the exception of some fifteen miles in Mis-
assippi, which will be let to contract in the course
often days the entire grading the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad has been LET, and lis energetic
President, Mr. Tate is confident that the cars will
run though by the close OF the year Sc So mote
it be-Nelaphis Appeal
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA rail- ROAD
OPEN T0FRANKLN.

~ follows:
Mail and Passenger Train leaves Nashville $50 A. NJ
arrives 10 Franklin al 1850 A. NJ
90 leaves Franklin at 6:i5 P. Il.
arrives in Nashville at 4:45 N.
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Franklin at NJ
arrives in NaShyilleat e:31A n.
do leaves Nashville 1T 2 z. NJ.
arrives al Franklin at $50 P. n
On sunday the Mail Train only will be Omnbuses
Will connect with all the Trains at the Nashville Depot
carrying passengers TO from any point in the city, aud
Carter Thomas and Houghs Line Ct Stages will run in
nection at Franklin.
through Tickets TO Memphis, HayneSboro Tuscum5s,
Florence Columbia, Pulaski and Jackson By Railroad and
Stages can be procured the General Stage Office under
tne VeTandGh Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
MARLIN, r Eng and Sun't.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADVERTISEMENT


Joy for the Inyalid.We cut the following from the
Philadelphia Saturday Gazette" and recommend our
readers to peruse carefully and those suffering should
net delay purchasing
"DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.--1his oele.
bratsd medicine prepared by Dr. q. NJ JACKSON, at the
imposing Geiman Medicine Store, No. lee ARCH Street.
exciting unprecedented public attraction and the pro-
prietor, who Is scientific physician is selling immense
Quantities OF IL The virtues OF this remedy are fully
set forth In the extended notice of it, be seen ad
yertsing columns that there hardly any room left for
TO speak OF H. This much may add-Of the long train
OF physical ills TO which humanity is heir thers is none
more distressing than the deran Of the digestive
Psratus which never fails 10 accompany Gisordered stale
OF the liver. Headache. piles, anguor fIeulness bill
lous tongue morbid BREATH loss Of sppette-n short an
understandable wretche6ness Of existence are is insn
bic and hfe-wastng attendants These DISEASES which
have baed the skill OF the abeSl Doctors have been rad
eally cured BY Hollands German Bitters"
See advertisement. TmehlAdEas,v
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DrATn or EosvG BsgToy.

A Exs5a frola ;ho eliis 81 ae EmF:fe Dsr-,-
crrs ANNOUNCES the mo9n.il faH .Gat r GER Bar
ros IS NJ more tIs expir,i at his residence 5
,ailes north a Haig Sang. % Sunday isst I .
iist. Ills Gsesss wssacnte rheumatism of the Sta
mach witch he suffered with great fofsitnde icr
more than tY1 weeks. The citizens Of Marshall
county arc called u meet together Oh Saterley
next, 70 render deserved ,espact 10 his memoir +,
and t. express their sansibNty a. so great loss,
Ma. Barton was coniessedly OF supeiioc
abilities, OF atsnless integrity and Of warmth and
geailiiy CT nature which rendered him tic iavorite
ola iarye circle Of devoted friends and admirers.
As an advocate, ls enjoyed q reputation second
10 more in or sister commonwealth.
As politician, he ranked first in consistent ie-
voti0n to Democratic principles, and 10 Southern
lights. lie has been Tor many years Inc known Ia
yari;e ofa large portion ofthe Democracy of North
Mississippi, for u s. Senator. 1t was Lut recent
L. that the President voluntarily rendered him the
position ofConsu TO Havana, which he declined.
In all the social relations OF life, Maj Barton was
genial, frank and open-banded. He was generous
and LIBERAL to the distressed, aud true and firm
friend, never deseTting those whom he had loved in
prosperity, when fortune had abandoned them.
The death of such a man is loss to any comnlU-
nty. 1t will therefore be most poignantly felt IN
the whole of North Mississippi
The Democracy of Mississippi will feel that they
have sustained the loss ofOne Of their greatest lead
ers, all OF whose sympathies were with the people
and whose talents were devoted to their cause.
Nor will the general sorrow be confined to the
State limits Of our neighboring commonwealth
MAJ. Barton was native Tennessean, and pursued
long and useful career as practitioner of law in
West Tennessee, where he numbers host of tried
and true friends. Thousands in this portion O
Tennessee will shed the tear of grief as they read
this sad announcement.
MAJ. Barton was one of those true. hearted mel
who shed radiance upon humanity, and redeem il
from the stain of sel6shness and hypocrisy. H.
| soul glowed with human sympathy as his intellect
to grieve for the death Of such man as this-Aen.
| pLis Appeal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10

SHELBY RIGHT SIDE UP-By reference to the
proceeding of the Democratic meeting, held at Ra-
leigh yesterday, our political friends viii perceive
that the democracy of Shelby leading off in the
right direction against the new-fangled ism of the
hour, which is only another one OF the Protesn
Shapes assumed 10y the enemies o. tne ggea: dem
ocrstic party in this country, when driven TO ex
trenities. This new form OF Federalism. Ike The
TOAD which placed tsefat the ear of our rs parent
has only to be touched by the spear of some Angel
Of Truth, some brighthared Ithurel, to start up in
its original from of Demon. giving shape to dreams
and fantasies.
The meeting was composed OF mSny u the
staunchest democrats of old Shelby, VINO never
have and never will, finch in the day of tri.L Is
nessee of what we intend TO DC hereafter Men
0his Appeal
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5 i. CAEG.LL, Ser'y.
WHITE COUNTY.

At meeting Of a portion Of the democrats of
White County, al Sparta, Col. VIM. Matlool Icing
called to the chair, and ". J. Hill, being appoint
ed Secretary, VIM Glenn, ". P. Goodbar, A J.
Gamble, John England and ". J. Hill, were sp-
pointed committee to furnish resolutions appyo-
pirate for the occasion. The following resolutions
were presented by The committee and unanimous
ly adopted
ReSo'red, That we heartily approve of the Off
cal conduct of Gov. johnson, and that we regard
him as in an able advocate OF the principles of
Democracy.
Resolved, That ". p Goodbar, Dr. Graham, W.
Glenn, T. L Watson, Samuel A. Moore, Jas. OFF.
Ger, Edward Gleason, VIM. Anderson, John Eng
land, J. n. Sanderson, Joseph Gist, A. J. Gamble,
A Moore VIM. Matlock, Andrew Cope, Deyiaq
Clark, W. NJ. Young, Levi Jarvis, j. W. Clark,
Elijah Denton, VI. J. Hill, E. L. GaElenhire, ESQ.
J. L. Grssome, T. D. Murray, Esq, W. F. Greer
Samuel Turnsy, ESQ, w. Copeland, Sidney Crow
der Leroy Helton James C. Kelly and Wallis Cope
be appointed delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, to be held in Nashville on the 9th
inst, who are instructed to use the beet endeavors
10 bbiliuhloL bl tOV. JOHiISOu ~ can
didate for re election
Resolved, Nevertheless, in the event the con-
vention should deem it proper to select some other
worthy Democrat We will cheerfuliy cooperate
by giving him hearty support.
On motion, the following resolution was ordered
to be annexed:
Rs'Oloed, That the lew organization usually de-
nominated know Nothirgs," which, of late, is
creating much excitement, we regard as holding
sentiments which SUPPLEMENTARY
dangerous to our libert. antagonstie 10 the
principles Of the Democratic party
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed to fur
nish the Editors o! the Nashville Union and
American" with copy Of the proceedings of this
meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned
VIM MATLOCK, Chm'n.
". J. HUI, Sec
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FOR SALE.

TWO Beautiful Building Lots in Dr. Boyd MeNairy's
i place about mile West Of the capital contains
II Is acres, the other about six.
Also desirable LOT the New Orleans Railroad De.
pot. fronting I5s feet Hume street.
Also very valuable lot fronting 70 feet the South
side Of Broad street between High and Summer streets
Apply to JL&R- ". BROWN.
AZ Cherry Street.
March 4 IS5=-di0t
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1--WE Beautiful Building Lots in Houston's addition
II fronting each 80 feet on Woodland street AISos de-
sira bic lot fronting Sc feet Gaaln Pike adjoining the
residence Of Allen A Washington, ESD
Also Beautiful Lots in Brownsville shout mile from
HobsOn Chapel located the Galaiin pike containing
about four each The character of the neghborhood
and the fertility of the SOIL cannot be surpassed for sale on
long time. to persons who will improve the lots.
}. l.. 4 K W. BROWN.
~ Cherry Street.
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HON. GEORGE W. JONES.

The determination ofthe Hon. GEORGE V. JOKES
to retire from Congress, expressed in his letter,
which we publish to-day, will be heard with re-
greet, not only by his immediate constituents, but
by the democracy Of the State. No man in Con
gFess for the last ten years. has exerted stronger
or healthier influence than Dir. JoNzs lie has
never been afraid Of the odum of resisting the at
Temps of spectators to deplete the Treasury, and
his services to the country have therefore been in-
valuable. We hope to hear Of his speedy restora-
lon to health.
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> FRESH SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED OF
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORA.
RUTH HALL.
BYEJyT FERN
Notices of the Press.

" 1t any doubts hsrs existed in The ninds Of Fanng
Ferns readers as 20 Der bSing woman Of genius, usb
Hall will dspel them. No viii fail to read the boos
through Who reads the first chapter Aeg lot Ctti--
Ii Is such story could produce who bad not
genius Of high order. 1t requires gift o.
prophecy to predict that I viii produce sensation Il Is
work distinct with genius it deals in sbst-scto5s
but with the living reSfies OF the present t5 and q
this. cur Own land."-PiI AoFta AalsTscSg.
Here II & remarkable book book 20 create a pro
found sensation. We have read thTOughAe volume q
4Q5 pages, ia six consecutive hours The story
is told with extraordinary power and Interest There
passages In Ruth Hall equal tragic description 10 INV
thing in the works of Dickens Il book that viii
aSObbng among mothers and widows and general
signing the sins Of the rich ana tie urngs q the
pOor."-Asts R0TE MIRO.
Never did tale abound in many beautiful ulagCs
and so sklfuliy drawn pictures Of the heart .
Destined to be of the most popular woks issued
frOm The American press PhscGel2aiI Hsrc.rg.
IL will be read with evidity and extend the sUtA0T
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT SALE-We learn that
Messrs Williams have sold the Jefferson and their
interest in the up-river business to Jno L. Doss &
Co, for $500. By this arrangement, the trade
will belong exclusively to this company above Chat
tanoogp, but not below For the present TIE river
permitting the Jefferson aid the James Williams
viii make regular trips between this city and Knox
vile, and promptly do all business connected with
the river ChQttdnoodd Advertiser
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MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR.
W.T.. BERRY & CO.. have just received -

W. T. BERRY & CO.. have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRINEA. with eui4rgsi
MAPS OF THE SEAT or WAR, End views OF SESAS.
T0P0L and BALAHLAVA. from the best authorities,
By Ernest Sandoz
Professors GoYAr and AGisIE, Of Cambridge. Bos
ton, yOuch for the correctness Of this Map.
W. 4. BERRY Il CO.. have jast received
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC fer 1855.
PARTY LEADERS-by BsLDwiS.
THE LAMPLIGHTER, new etili-i.
HINTS TO AMERICAN SPORTSNEN- b7 i.xvB
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TIE SCHOOL EIEcTIoS. $50 far as we have learn
ed, there is msjori;y in favor of TIE school in the
county. In Harrison, there were Is votes for, and
only 10 against the school, which added TO tie
majority in Chattanooga make l67 in favor of the
School. On the other hand, few elections were
held in the other precincts, and cannot learn of
100 votes cast against so that the measure has car
ried beyond doubt. The money when raised must
be strictly looked after Chattanooga Advertiser.
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TRANK LESLIES GAZETTE for MARCH,
Il Just received by T0oy, NELSON Co.
,lfs- Back Nos furnished at usual rates.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALES AT AUCTION
BY DAVIS & SWAMI

BY DAVIS s SWAMI,
ON TUESDAY, 18TH INIT, we will sell for cash in
~ front OF store:
40 hhds prime and medium Sugar
200 bags fresh Rio Coffee;
$50 bbls Plantation Moasses;
100 1zbbls do;
% bbls No Crushed Sugar;
25 bbls Loaf and PuyeriZad sugar;
30 bbls No Mackerel-a good article, these will be
sold in lots 10 suit ihe tTede;
80 boxes Cod Fish;
50 boxes Mould Tal,oS Candles;
50 dtzsn Painted Buckets;
20 nests White Cedar Buckets;
90 dozen WASH Boards;
100 dozen superior Cotton Irvine;
loo dozen Wire Sifters;
Also Invoice OF Liquors 10 the insoss wlE ibs found
Ia Ibis Pixies Magnolia whskey;
81 j5.bts American Brandy,
l6 b6is Tennessee Whisky;
9 bbl5 Fourth-proof Brandy,
6 bblS Jamsici Rum;
10 b6Is Malaga Wine;
With Magnolia. Old Bourbon ard ether Whisksy.
~ Sale Commerce with Glass Ware and variety Of
small articles. DAVIS & SWAMI.
March @ 1853
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.

tbs TINON1 FROM TENNESSkE
DR.. H. B. SCARBOROUGH, Dover. Tennessee, August %,
1885, says " have sold all the German Bitters you have
sent me- aud if the preparation continues do mueh
goo9 u ha0 dons rH be the bet medicn; ssa so!d
here"
L. SNoDGRAss, Sparta, Tennessee August 90 $685. says
pleased to state that your German Bter5 has given
satisfaction every instance where it has been used
B. T. HoLLINs Hllsborough, Tennessee August 90 1885,
says pleased to state that the German Btters has
given general satisfaction"
DR., P FARO 6 BRO, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9Th April
1851, said: Your Bitters rOw selling very fast; and
every person that has used it, so far have been able
TO learn, has been benefited"
J. w FRANKLIN Co, Gaatin, Tennessee December
3d. 1870, said The new firm will want more of your Bit.
soO one of the partners thinks great med
cine
R. S HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee, September 10, 1872
said There great demand your Bers here please
send another lot soon
~ They are eaiirely TsyetaJl free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the SYSTEM and never pros
trate it,
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers
erywhere.
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry L Demovlie Brown L
Grubbs Ewiu Brothers, H. G. Scove and dealers in med
cine generally. mchl 0'55-dGwly
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. +,
FEBRUARY 10. 1855.

.- FEBRUARY TO- 1855.
CaoFOSALs for carrying the mails OF the United States
from July !, 1855. June 90 1853 on the following
routes in will be received al the Contrast
nee Of the Post Office Department, Washington D. c. until
% April TO, 1855, decided bv the 3Oth Of the sams
month, for tina part zsrAsLIsaxD Ell
Act CT AuGpsT 3, 1884
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Finger Rings

", t. Berry 4 Co. have just received
THE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS
BY Charles Edwards Esq. 18th numerous Illustrations
l2mO, cloth. Also
THE LIFE OF p 7. BARNUM- Written BY HimSaIi-
With Portrait and numerous Illustrations I2mo. caih
YOU HAVE HEARD or THEM. B-iug Sketches OF
guised Authors Artists Vocalist Composers sc
By q l2mo cloth With Portraits sieel OF Horace Yer
net and julia GriSi.
MY COURTSHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES Hy
Henry Wikof ] vol. l2mo
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WILSON CouNrY-Ths vote in Wilson county
III the Common School question, resulted as fol.
lows. for the tax, 907; against it, 44o Honor TO
Wilson!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-10
THE
RudimentS of Architecture Il Building
For he Cse Of Bidders DraHghtBssg, A5eliis:s. E5yi-
Esers ahi Mechanics.
Edited BY John Bullock author Of The American Cottage
Builder
NRw EnrTIoS REvrsED 1plto Croru


Edited BY John Bullock author of The American Cottage
Builder
NEW EorTIoN REVISED. l2No CIoTH.
From TIE Nssc Hors TfsJugs
"Seyersl valuable treatises different branches OF IL
oFstica and practical architecture contained il thu
comprehensive volume They are selected from eminent
writer's the respective subjects and from lucid and in
strucve series the leading principles Ct architectural
science. In previous edition the work issued in Two
separate Volumes which combined with the add
ton of much matter and many eugrzviDgs The
practical directions the pert Of building which occupy
ing large space in the work present variety Of details
which be consulted 10 advantage not only by TIE sT
ehiieet and mechanic but by those who wish mend their
own experiences BY the knowledge Of others in the
struction Of dwellings"
From ID CSirifr cad Ea9Vifer.
g This volume embraces the History OF Rujim=hs sri
Architecture and Rudmeut Of the Art Of Building two
separate works, revised corrected enlarged and nst-
ted with numerous engravings. The Orders Vi Arche
ure, IS BY W. L. Leeds; the Styles of various Counir.
by 7. Bury the Principles az IN higscuSsl Design bv Z
L. Garbett; Grecan Monumental Remains from the All
journal; Glossary Of Architectural Terms by the Editor
Says the Editor: We have freely with cur auhors
caIrecting where they DistOok- extending where W
thought they not ceaT-eurtaing where We imagined
they too proEse in their rearksand rejecting those
Illustrations and illusions which possess ~ Interest 10 the
American reader