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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
GREAT BARGAINS

n 1lNkIA DAASt
NEW YORK CLOTHING EsTAILIsHMEHT.
Wholesale and Retail.
WE have Just received the largest ana eest as
w sortment of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING that ever was broughtto this western country,
consisting in part of the following articles;
American English. French and German broadeio'h
Goats, 81 different styles and qualities
oycrcoa,, Beaver. Blanket, Peiersham, FHot Cloth
I'm on Cloth. LIENS Skin, Mohair
Double Goats If the same materials:
Fail Costs of Saiinets, Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
skis cash,nareits and leans, Of every styie.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting OF fne assortment of SILK Crnvats,
stocks. Neck Handkerchiefs. Pocket hanlserehiefs.
beavers Undershirts. Hats. Caps. Bucsssin Gloves,
india rubber coats and pants. Trunks Naiees and
Garnet bags Fine White snd Fancy bosom Shirts
shirt Collars Aisoa fine lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
and uece goods Persons will find IL TO their inter
e.i to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Store On Front Street, opposite Ferry ianding,in
DR.. Hall. new baildlng. ,~
HERtIZHEIMER & PLElSCHMAS.
Sant
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
BOOK BlNDERY,
Blank Book aaa Paper Box Mandatory

NO. COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
wv MULLER. Book Binder "a Davenport beCs
w Leave To ihfortn the Of HayeHiorl- bo,k
1sland. Moline aud vicinity that he has received
ling MacAla- ana u prepared 10 do all thc sptk
in hi. lime rs Paper Ruling ani u atk Book Manufar
turing Also sit .ort- " BnsliHg; manaf, ctures all
spas " Paper Roses, Frames nHA Nrnishs- Maps and
Ft,tIrts. BE. He iso does = per Hanging at the
lowest prices.
BlaGk. Books for general ut" Band, Hat and pamlh
let ?. CONSTANT. on hand.
Mty r., lrj4-tr4 II w. MULLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
DAVENPORT HOUSE.

Yrs. A. GRANT, having leased the Hotel re-
VI een,l, occupied by he late husband. WIN. Grant
,nown a, tho DAVENPORT house, has opened The
I'm. for The accommodation OF the public.
She will keep neat house, well farnishei iaracIahu
enc, 10 deserve and receive share ofpublic patron.
age She has large yard attached for wagons aha
s,abling for thrty-hve horses.
Davenport, may 4. leS4-wtrwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
BREAD, CAKES q CRACKERS.
Wholesale 4 Retail,

,v,HE ber having purchased one ofMeColinm
I celebrated Cractey Machines, he IL prepared 10
furnish his customers and all others Butter oea
Sugar Boston, Oyster ard Picnic crackers Pit"t
Bread Cakes Rusk and Loaf Bread. at wholesale or
retail The above rtiees will be sold as cheap as can
he bought fin this part of the country.
Bakery on Front. between Rock Island ana fer's
streets above the steam mills. All orders from Inc
country promptly atiendedto. ,,aopp
paYenp II MAY 10th. 1e54--Ntrw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19

ND"
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE
AM opening an entirely nsn stock of
TEAS,
WEST INDIA GOODS,
q ROCEIkItS AND
WOODEN w ARE.

Among whcifar re the tolinwinY;
Very supe rior Y. Hyson Tea, choice d., fair do,
Vers choice. ftagraE Gunpowder do extra ooiong O."
Good do do. Old Gov Java Coffee, common DO No 90
Poilin,s prep'd Cocoa. Cresh'd Sugar. Pniv'd DO,
White Coffec do. Brown do, Golden syrup, sugar
House. do. n. Moiasses. various qualities I'haee.
from choice cheap price. Pure Sa cra'us soda
Tartar Nutmecs Mace, Cioye s. Whole aud Grind en-
namo aisriee and Pepper Ginger Pickles ." gals
and hf-gals.. peppcrsauce, Tomato hc,cnup, e,uut
Vinegar. Mustard. New Rice, Table and Dairy SAT-.
Citron, Currants, New Layer Raisns, Good old 10,
Seedies. do. 90. Maecaroni. Vcrmaeeiii, nr'n
Peaches Pared, do impaired. Picked front, Mhte
Fish, MacGercl. smoked HERRING. Cod tith' Soatt
various kinds. Star Candles. Pressddo, w. Is: Whale
OIL Lard do indigo, Fig Biue. Alum, Starch = peirc,
Copreras Soft shclcd Almonds. Pecan Nuts, brazi
do, Fhsrts. Bed Cords, Clothes Lines Braoms Mops,
Clothes BASKETS. Wash Tubs, zine "ashhoafas, ao
3ho' n pats. Brush Brooms. Flour Buckets. Spice
boxes &c, &c. al selected cNpressi. for Fanny
Use.
rPAil Good. warranted rs recommended
Al the Brick store. cor Main and Front streets
Store recent, occupied BY hcManu.& shepheta..
c n. HAWKES..
Dayenport. Dec a. 1874 -d&Mf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
A CARD.
,.DY.s COLLEGE.

-. ais pa,iee 10 the public the sabscri'
mar wishes TO isform then, ti., h's Weans.iay.
opened for the reee p,sah q a. give classical
s,-N,nn !, an who may wish 70 iiiSef n s' ~
,t-ana-e ana confidence tie also WI. $50 ,ssebins
rnaI ANA rtment 10 qualify young issIe> ~, f.nn,
MAJ = --ades OF scaoo,s in oar country rom
ia .hs ~, 10 lie common district scasoi IA
me PRIMARY department ne VIII -a'u'ti-' 80
rs c,,.-s 81 instruction viii ecthoFonsh aha
,,eta ana ii the time very INSTANTANEOUS I.
select. avoiding syery,ng o. hranehes whose ton.
s.nry i. % give visor aud elasticity 70 'ae
mind. ,. ~, ha The mos, spprorfd
.".a-,, knewu i'm oar eouuiry or Europe slN'ns
,he p,,nR the fall understanding oil hsi 1911. ~
il Is presented by the teAcherin s'!ie eh'h'
ana "a. A.. am viii be 10 secure 20 his pupils hes n
.,a yi-nroas constitution, without whea al ms
sos Ss ~ - talIish decided and oorree. mora
ssrseter - ba Is OF ali hs hopes y r.'tons
20 saperstrtefure can stand me tes' o. '1N' '
aha sS'f. Il. object win be 70 give % each md
vianal that Kind OF practical trimming her ha'uis' gu
.nd fltnre nrs,s poets shal indicate.
ar,s,rshtx q, fraIa the mind to pracItcal renee
,, aos nssf,l LED factions from every days eesef'
walton. r. ,,-,-,;,.i G.. ri,,i1n
b,aarntarra intn ths mind Of every one noNe'et
y5ung, as lovely aud instnctve Pits. tnas.aja
which -hall haw, as from = pure aho e''A'
Heterogeneous are On The most an rs an -.a.a
.esle saanted u fnly carry ent the AoNe Pt9s
10 the letter and spri, in all their variety Ali
n. ,a,r "a make all its inmates eotntoftaels ai'9
nanny! II stands upon eIntnenec y 81 y ssTa ~
spr,nanpted hv a proia enade from when seSn 80
presented TO vte~ HfleQaEttSa ~ ot'i NS-.s -
ness. beauty grandeur. a., st,,bri
II isioe1tal in Que of the most heates ana saaos
nnsfawrs IA te Uniied states. whose advantages o
f,is =, s,n-aselt are al tAst could be asked OF
a..rna and ts bu siness advantages second 70 49,
in the Mississippi valley. Ny asfanss ,nets W !,
teaches -, s,h that all yc individually "zsieu
aud cared for. ,aIr,.,,ba
Proprietor 81 payeBport, Iowa who Hiii y. i"pIs,
and further notice viii be gwen IN dne iine;
T. II. ropplNT,
Proprietor aud Superintendent
VA. II. CoDpiva, Principals,
Mas. NJ. A. CoDDtSs
Dave apor,, Iowa. bee. 2s is5i-dSWH'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
LOOK HERE!
Z Farms for Sale

=nSE OF 1860 acres pr:Irie Land, ten miles from
Davenport. on thu Hickory tiroy. Reese. one ef go
acrcs broke aud enclosed. On the >tibhs Eddy Road,
orth Of East davenport !! miles. Also on the same
road miles from East Davenport. iB acres. 80 acres
onder cultivation. with good brick house, orchard.
For further particulars apply 10 the subscribed
on The premises last named.
Ma, III, ls5, JACOB IT. RLDRinGF.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
One of the Best

EtRNS in Scott County. containing .eo acrcss all
under fence, 100 IN euIi'ato 30 arrrs ti'n-
Der new aud complete SGT of buildings which cot
saGeO. situated s. milrs "rstef davenport Ffice
q; ,an nall Down balance IN enc wear. For sale
hy MEL 90 a'Hbi+''
Pee. eFtf. 1856
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
Great Bargains.

NOR sac few 100 acre tracts ~ unimprovrd 'a"d
L in clinton c ,nniv. Price IS Per acre-Icrns
sG9 IN. balance Va 10 years with 10 per crnt inter
ian Ia. ias WHITE \ CuRBIN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
Crackers. Cracker.

Splendid Story Brick House G Lots
FOR SALE.
,v,-rs hoa.e contains 10 rooms Kitchen and pantry
with igrgs eel aF. lots large and tuil Of fruit and
n-na,a.pt 4 trees Grapes, Curranis and shrdbbert
,su rfnds On on. Cf the lots IL large static and
Csr,iagt House. Prize $1,000 terms easy Here l.
m, red rare chance i9raBy one aeEirous Of obtth
jag dsiigbtfai fssrdsnee IN TIE most iashiohiDIe
~ n o{ the city. Call soDn II sou pi.h 2 prize.
ALSO
. . .tsry new frame bdilang and beautiful Ut rsar
-ef r 10 .rsson aud OtI streets. Price siooOtsrns
easy.
Also
p,ayna dwelling. s3d BOT tor sstie Vcr: cheap lE
.~,sd si,gatiob. Price 400, terIasH as!.
apply 70 I. G. ESDs,
Feb. 2, ~.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
RENWIcK & SON,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS. FORWARDING, s1oRAGi
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,

Bazaar Landing,
n,grsPoEr. lows,
RESPECTFULLY Gall the attention OF farmers ship.
IL pcts, and The public generally 10 this advertise
tNft
They Will at all times he ready To store and sli ey-
description OF produce and merchandise, 10 buy
and sell commission, and trust, by prompt ahd
strict attention the interests Of all who may favor
dcute.
The business win bee conducted aud carried in the
spacious building recently erected 10y Mr.. Fulton de-
siguated lAe bazaar 10 which il attached commn-
dous landing for steamboats, at al stages Of the
aud po,s. advantages favorable the importer
shipper not the least Of which il that drayase viii
hc required from the Warehouse 10 boats. from
boats IL the Warehouse. MAY y. lr57-.5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

4 LARGE and very ane assortment ofRasewood Gai'-
n ar, n, yar "a prices ranging from $500 70 HI
SO Eiulius tros serenity t,e eentsto weEt!-u'e 9o-
,a-sn nj SaS Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
WHEAT.

THE subscribers are now receiving Wheat n the
l Economist Mills at East Davenport, and paying
the highest Cash prices
HlLDRETH DaLLAM.
Dec Z Ie5i-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
Accordasns ond Flutinr..

lust received BY Express from New York larg
- aud splendid assortment OF Accordcons ~ Fiutina
shich Will De sold cheaper than EYER offered IA thi
.ourtry. by HOUSED, AT No ? lie Claire kow.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19

HUNTOS.S school for Piano Forte, Curtis Guitar,
ii Zandcls Meodeon Instructor and in fact esers
kind ofinsracoB relating 10 music eau De found AZ
tho Davenport Music Store;
70 lie Claire Rev:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
100. 900 BRICKS

TOR sale by The subscriber a. hissin IN Ea., ns,,..
4 port how'll " II HlLDaEIh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-12
AN APP E a L .

AT nesting of yrgnars held in this city on Saturday
evening the BIB ins the undersigned were appointed
committee to solicit donations from the people
suffering cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth They feel
confident that but slight appeal to the bene
Violence of their fellow Is necessary 10 order to
draw forth hearty and generous response At this time,
through the blessing Divine Providence the epidemic
is rapidly vanishing from our midst. ana our Guy
ito assume healthy and buainesske appearance; but
how different ia the case with sister cities of the
Southern sea board The cloud OF gloom and desoation
hanging over them increases hourly in its fghtfu dark
ness and its deadly stalks giant pestence
which is stranger to their shores and against which
they have acemation to defend Inc dispatches
here Yesterday that they are not only
in want at physicians and from the SOUTH but that
they almost destitute Of the necessares OF lie Such
being the case can We appeal IN vsn W .ua b Vi
heaity and benevoence. In their memories OF the
terrific epidemic Of 1855 they retain greatfu recoec
tiou-that unanimity aud generosity with which their
sister cities the land to their assistance
and their donations into the empty golfers oil their
charitable associations.
cities Of Virginia including Norfolk Let the citizens of
New Orleans make generous return ana claim the posi-
ton which justly belongs to tnsm.aa Of LING con-
will be received by the following gentlemen 10
VIM H, Cameron, at Payne Harrisons ~ camp 20.
Wan perkins corner of ST. Charles and Perdldo SITS,
+ N Bourk. at Brown Johuston Co.'s, IS Camp ST.
Ii NJ Robinson, % Commercial Place.
Thos + Patten corner Gravier and Tehoupitoulas.
Il. Dorney at f. Fabre Co.'s, St. Charles and Com
mon SITS. - :. z=.-z
M McGandlish, at A. & H. BLOCKS. ~ common at;
s. B. McConnico, at NJ. D. Cooper CO.'S, Carondelst
and Common sts
0glesby suily, aravier street.
J Boyle Poydras street,
James Wng6eld, 90 Common 81.
II. Pegram II Bank Place.
Geo. W. Shaw, "a Poydrssse :. -,,.,..
II. n schmidt, at IL. ". Bakers Il Cahonoelet sgs
Commit, 81 Customhouse st.
VIM. Vincent lTs Cusromhonse st. m~
Richard l.. Robertson, 43 Cassaoavo So
Jno. III. Pope. corner jackson ana ffytanls So.
The Committee earnestly ask the cooperation OF the
pastors of the various religious associations in the city
their ohnrebes D. NJ. McCANDLISH,
Ii. NJ. ROBINSON,
T. o. SULLY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-12
miscellaneous Mems Items,

FEVER AT VIcKsBuRG.--The Sentinel of Sa-
turday last Gays.
1t becomes duty to announce the of the
fever Since our st Some of the better class of our et
zsns being attacked with it, regard AS the
most alarming feature of tbs disease Five deaths have
occurred since last Issue. Mr.. Wright Mr. Booth
Mr.. Simmons aud two others two OF these we upder.
stand were not caused by yellow fever We have heard
of two or three cases
LATER FROM Ell PAso.--The Santa Fe mail.
in charge of Capt James Gross arrived San Antonio
the 18th ult in thirteen days from Ell Paso The San
Antonio Ledger says;
The trip would have been made in twelve DAYS had IL
not been tor the heavy rains experienced during the rp
Hon Il Doane was elected Senator and Hon j. Crosby
Representative for ElPeso county. They will probably
be down next mail.
No Indians ON the route no doubt owing tn
the prompt action of Lieut. Randall.
Major Emory was at I'll Psso sndeayorinq TO raise
money for his drafts
Judge ayior, Commissioner, and DR. +. Giddngs came
down as passengers.
The bark 9. q. Lex, recently from Hayti.
brought letter to distinguished gentleman Of New
York city signed by twenty eolored heads of
famllies-who had been persuaded to remove to Hayt
and who now petition to be taken to Liberia 1t
that the imperial absurdes of Sououqus the First have
Disguised these people, and they sigh for republican
Liberia.
The following table will show the number of
killed and wounded by railroad accidents in this
during the 1858 and 1854 the first eight months
o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-12
fersnt Qualifications.

received the following recent publications FROM
Mr.J. O. Morgan Exchange Place, who hss recently
ceved large additions to his valuable and interesting
stock:
oLIArrA AND OTHER PoEms by Howard H. Caldwell Red
field, New York.
II the author has followed tbs custom OF those persons
who are mot sure Of the reception they nay meet with
put his best foot foremos the persons who read
the Other Poems" have need Of the sympathy Of the
whole community; we lost our way four timss while
wsding through this dismal stsmp poem.
TIE IRoeuoIs the Bright Side Of Indian Characters
| by Minnie Myrtle. D. Appleton s. Co., New York
This ia work which Is full of interest and nfor alton
suited to the tastes Of ell readers The hiso
ran the antiqusry, and the romantic Mss-in
teens, will all be pleased with this book although the
| author has allitsratys name.
MAUD, AND OTHER POEMS by Alfred Tennyson, d @. L.
Poet Laureate Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
This work we have not read, have not had the
time to devote the attention to 1t that work of Tsnny
sons deserves The Northern critics very severe in
their remarks about It, but shall read 1t earliest
leisure and judge for ourselves Tiskners edition Is
small cheap and neat thus placing 1t within the reach
| every one.
LIsHr AND DAnkrEss OF the Shadow Of Fate D Apple.
ton Co., New York.
This is story of fashionable life in New York well
written, moral In its tendency and edyipg We com
| mend Light and Darkness . to our readers.
HABITS AND MEN, BY Dr. Doran, author Of Table Traits
etc, etc. Redfeld New York
The author of this work has vein of originality in his
and expressions that rather charms the reader
His style is playful, but quite captivating.
DISEASES OF THE REcrtM by DR.. Bodenhamsr Rsdaeld
New York.
To physicians, have doubt but that this work
will be intsresting it is illustrated by plates and
piisd BY numerous cases.
The YELLow MASK, from Dickens Household Words T.
b. Peterson, Philadelphia.
| As this is Republication from the stHousehoId
Words most of our readers imagine, may judge of
its merits 1t is In paper and very cheap; it will do to
while away leisure hour
BARNEY 0'RIERpoN, the Adventuresof bashful Irish
man, by samuel Lover, Garrett s. Co., New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-12
Appo1NTM EN- S.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1855.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. RAspELL Husr
will address the people at the following named places
the days designated:
Vidatia, eoncorda. Saturday Sept l5tn
st Joseph, Tensas Monday Sept lttn. 49,.
Wfnnsboro, Franklin Wednesday, sept. istn'
Richmond, Madison, Saturday, Sept. I'd
Lake Providence. Carroll, Tuesday, sept 2eth'
Bastrop, Morahouse, Thursday, Sept. zIth'
Monroe, ouaehita, Saturday, Sept. Zsth'
Farmervie Union. Monday, Oct lst
Vernon, jackson, Wednesday, Oct va.
Mindan, Claiborne, Saturday Oct ash
Shreveport, Gsdao, Monday, Oct Stn.
Mansfield, Desoto, Wednesday Got lotn.
Nstchitoches, Natehitoches Friday, Got. l2eh
alexandria, Rapidss Tuesday, Got l6tn;
Marksvills, Avoyeiles Thursday, Oct lSth.
opelousas, St. Landry, Monday, Oct I'D.
Ssrmillionvts, Lafayette, wednesday Got. a aa
st. Martinsvile, st. Martins, Thursday, Oct. 10Th.
Franklin, st. Mary, Saturday Oct 27th
Thibodsax, Lafourche, Monday, Oct 2ssh.
Mr.. Hunt upon his RETURN VIII visit the Florida par,
ishes, Of Which due notice will bs giysn.. - s. s
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PLATF oRM
OF THE AMERICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA.

j. We advocate an amendment of the Naturalization
Laws with proper safeguards the purity of the
8crtive Franchise.
i We advocate the passage Of such laws will pre-
want the immigration of paupers and criminals to this
country.
4 Ws oppose any interference in the vested rights of
Il, pessons whether they be of native or foraign birth
sd We are in OF non-intervenen with slavery BY
ia Fedeaera Government except for the protection Of
sur constitutional rights,
4 We advocate q high National Policy, such will
afford stern and unwsvsrng protection to the American
name abroad and will follow and guard the American
etissn wherever he moves
G. We believe that America should be governed by
Americans, eTscting the through the baiot-box
nlons the only legitimate instrument of rsorm in this
country.
We believe that the ooe should seek the man. and
NOT ths man the office and shall oppose the distribution
Of oce among ofceseekers reward for partisan
services.
s. We will sntain and defend the Constitution Of the
Uutet States the Union exists, and the rights
Of the States without dmiuuscn, insisting upon faith
full performance on part of the General Government
of all enoined upon 1t by tbs Constitution
While We approve platform adopted by the late
National Council the American party Mt Philadelphia
No reject the application Of the principles of the eighth
article American Catholics, as UNJUST unfounded and
entirely unworthy Of country We shall forever
nue to protest againss any abridgement Of religious lib
erty holding cardinal maxim that religious faith is
question bsswsen snch individual and his God We ut
tsry condemn any attempt to make Eeigous belief test
for political oce. affiliate with any party
Nhich holds sentiments not in accordance with these
TO- We with party SUCH but shall oppose eli
who oppose us In the advocacy Of hese great American
S STATE POLICY.
Reform Of abuses and retrenchmsnt in our State en-
penditures ~
Education Of the youth of the country in schools
tabliehed by the State.
constitutional organisation Of the Swamp Land COM
missioners
efficient administration of the Internal Improve
ment Department, with view of improving inland
navigation
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS,
Received daring the past week,
y. u. inorganic

EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE
MEMOIRS OF SYDNEY SMITH. Edited by Mrs Austin.
WAIKNA Adventures the Mosquito Shore By Samuel A.
Bard,
ART HINTsArehseture, Sculpture and Painting. By ]. J..
Jarvss. g
HISTORY OF THE COUNCIL OF TRuNT. BY H. r. Bungausr
LETTERS TO THE RIGHT REV. JOHN HUGHES. By Kuwan.
LETTERS TO THE PEOPLE ON HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. BY
Miss Beeeher.
PANAMA IN 1855. BY Robt. Tones.
MODERN MY sTERIEs EXPLAINED AND EXPOSED. By Rev.
A. Habtn.
THE HIDDEN PATH new work by Marion Haand author q
Atone."
TENNYsoN's NEW PoEAl-MAuD.
LAND. LABOR AND GOLD. BY william Hewitt.
HABITS AND MEN with Remnants Teaching the Makers
Of Both. By Dr. D,ran.
THE GEORGIA BEQUHsT-Manolia; or The Tale Of Taunh
By Georgia Hnnsmsn.
MEMOIRS OF JAS. GORDON BENNETT AND HIS TIMES. BY
journalist
oLIATrA. aud other Poema. By Howard NJ Caldwell.
PRACTICAL oEsERY ATOMS ON DIsEAsEs Or THE REC
TuM By Dr. Bodsnhamer,
THE ISLAND EMPIRE Scenes Frat Exile Of the En-
psror Napoleon
BELL ON MINERAL AND THERMAL SYRINGE,
THE SIX DAYS OF CREATION. A Berries Of Familiar Letter
from Father to his Child.
TODD ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
FOX HARRIS ON DISEASES OF THE TEETH
RANKING's HALF YEARLY ABSTRACT OF THE MEDICAL
SCIENCES for July.
NED MYERS AND THE MoNIKINs. New edition Of Cooper,
Novels.
HARPER's STORY BOOKS. Vols.
Vols, sud 10 DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS
HARPER's PICTURE BooKs-Lsarniug Talk. By Jaso
Abbot.
THE HEIRESs OF HoUsHToN-A SEQUEL IA Artyav n, NJ,
Marsh
THE YELLOW MASK. A Tale in twelve chapters.
THE JEALOUS WIFE. BY Miss Pa,dos
THE CONFESSIONS OF A PRETTY WOMAN nv Mis-, p.,ss
BARNEY oRlaRpoN Tho B.shf shman BY Samuel Lover
HARRY HELMi OF, The Cruise # the Bioodheuad.
Vol q THE BANKERS DAUGHTER; Or tn, Last wi,,.., "a
Rsynods.
LIGHT AND DARKNESS; or The SHADOW of F.ts Aston,
Fashionable Life. '
ROSE MtLToN-A Romsncs
WISE Avs or, Sam Slick id Search of a w;6s
HARPER's STORY BoOGS-No.s.
HARPER'5 MAGAZINE for S. tembsr
PuTNAMs MAGAZINE for September.
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