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NOTICE 10 hereby xiven thai 4 have obtained from
~ the Register Of he Virginia Land Oee duplicate Of
James
4pply of
inston, D. c. lor scrip for ansaed Of
GEO. w. sfEPHENS,
Dec ie--iax3m Attorney in fact for The heirs
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MAGNOLIA,
CIsA,
CREmONA, aud
kMPREds.
The boats carrying unsd States ns,
their regular uy~ lsc Asbana ths Ia At
aea leaving Mobile daily asd nospsns day a ~ sxssva
counsctkne da1y MonaRsne
a Monte with the New Orleans mall Apass
will ssvc Seinsa ~ ~ aowowAFd
six O'Clock, a. N.
The above ahu sad experienced
officers win exsroa sssaS~ The epasr and safety
OF passengers
he freight the ahova will sxcsed h
per barre asao dollar psr bals sf co&tour
ssh passsss having sgsnt accommodations, apply
board, or
Oct 27-d0n con, hRAlNAkD, Co
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PROPOSALS m carrying the mails cfs United States from the LAT
CALIFORNIA Territory WASHINGTON, viii bs
Once Department
city unui i5n day Of 1875,
b. BY 18th May 1855,
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Form Of a Guarantee.

reading State OF undertake
that il the foregoing bid for carrying No b.
accepted by General bidder shall, th
Isl day July ia,
perform the service proposed win good
mis- we do with full knowledge ami liabilities
by ha of Congress
OF July ,, 1886.
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RENSSELAER, POLkTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
DEsIGNEn for comprehensive thorough
chtects and civil engineers including railway hydraulic
graphical, and mining engineers.
For copies Of the Annual Regster giving full information
b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, SC, r. p. L.
Aug Ia--d2m Troy, N. Y.
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once Of Army Clothing and Equipase.

posr OrFIcR bkrARIAs>f.
January ~. 1893.
Jan l9-law4w
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NV C~urtshap and les CUnss a acme
VI The History and Poetry of F,assr Rings
The World . Workshop. BY Ewbsah.
The Ne~ Congressional Directory.
ON sale AZ TAYLOR
Jan 10 Books
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With many others. Just received by
febS +. HAGAN, Market street.
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RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED BY CAPT HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 19--4, P II.
The river, on Saturday and Sunday last had swollen
some five inches and gave promise of little water
however Sunday night and yesterday it declined il
had risen, and still tends further downward progress
The Monticello yesterday from the neghborhOod OF
Carthage where she reports the river falling So
clude that there will be further rise until have
rains Now Harpeh Shoals three feet scant,
and falling three inches in twenty four hours.
Arrived Cumberland Valley from Cincinnati; Umpire
Paducah; VIM Phillips Cairo; Rock City, st Louis Mon
ticeo, Carthage Cline, Memphis; Quaker City, Gin
cnna Republic, from Coal Mines with coal at So cents
per bushel.
Departed Cumberland Valley, Harpeth Shoals Um-
pre, Smlthand; J Cline, Memphis,
The GAINESVILLE packet her regular trips this
day at 10 o'clock.
Alabama river rising slowly.
Navigation is sumed above the Falls Of the Ohio
Eight feet water in the channel and light ice running
Navigation to st Louis open once more.
The Quaker City leaves this evening NJ for Pitts
burg.
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FSeu' As-Afag o,siE Tsse Dsita. H.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA

J
We find ia the Gucaa Of Havana, of the Oh
inst, The following Official expose ef the expedition
Tor Ike invasion Of Cuba published By order Of Gen.
CoXcuA ,---7ss -.
The adyice9 received Yesterday by the steamer
from New Orleans TO the 9Th inst, il regard to the
pr Iected expedition against ms isaad, are as fol-
lows: -am fal
"rhe expedition is to be composed Of from two
thousand three hundred 10 Two thousand SIX hun
bred men, Tie points of emba.kalion and the
proportion Of men are as follows: Galveston.
Texas from SIX to Eenhundred men in the steam
ship Pampero; Savannah, the same number on the
Daniel Webster or the Promelheus, and the rest
from New Yo!l, on the Massachusetts, of which
we shall speak further CD, and steamship which
we cannot name -. Ei5 $3.50.
ala order to secure their departure from these
points without the interference with the Federal
Government, the Iumor has been circulated that
the destination of the expedition is Costa Rca, and
it is the general opinion that The revelations 10 the
contrary elect are due to one OF the principal
chiefs, who. IN consequence OF Glssgreements with
the Others, has completely separated himself from
them
The first interruption in New York has been
the seizure OF the steamship Mexico, on board of
which have been tound arms and munitions of war
to considerable amount, and perfectly concealed.
O TINS tlOlLl siiaii ieCelNe fDrtief HttdS
steamship which ought TO arrive to day but on the
departure Of the lest steamer from New Orleans
the COlaier dss 4 ats GAS had baen received there
referring to the affairs one which had been cou-
summated, that is, the seizure.
"Ihe Pampero, that was running between PEN
sacola, Key West and New Orleans left Key West
on the lest Of January, not to return to New Or
leans, but for some unknown point-without
doubt, in connection with the expedition
The force is 10 be commanded by Col Kinney |
as cornnander-in-chiei, who was lately in Wash |
ington, out the true chiefs and directors are the |
same that managed the Lopez affair that IS Quit |
man and Henderson, who reside with the directing /
commission of the entire enterprise st Natchez, !
some eighty or one hundred leagues frem New Or |
leans -fFryr |
Men are being continually recruited at all points
in the United States, seven hundred arces of land
being offered to each soldier, ana in proportion TO
the officers
at the latest moment, il was confidently as
serted in New Orleans, in consequences of teiegra-
oEic dispatches received that the President OF the
United States would issue proclamation against
he expedition, a. its military character had be-
come manifest
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DRiNTiNG. INK-S0 KEGS Best Winter News Ink.
/ Fine BLUE, GREEN RED AND YELLOW Inks,
and fine CARD INK Just received by 7. WELLS.
jan25 Market Street, Nashville.
DOTASH.-2 casks received By T.WELIS.
l. jans5
IJOPS, IN bales, received by 7. WELLS.
Ii JAMS
7 IFE PKESERVERS.- -S Superior Gum Elastic
/ 1 Life Preservers just received bv T. WELLS.
jan25 Market Street, Nashville
A LMONDS, Pecans, Prunes, and Preserved Ginger.
"A Received uv ian25) T. WELLS.
sUSrARU.-4s dcz Fresh Lexington, Louisville
ISi and Cincinnati Mustard BY T. WELLS.
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA, assorted
~ Received by (an25) T. WELLS.
HAIR DYES.-l2 doz Bachelors Black. Roassell's
L L Bohemian aud Italian Hair Dyes received by
T. WELLS.
ian25 Market Street. Nashville
TTAIR OILS, Poma;ums Coiognes. Starring creams,
Rrtyga& PrepaI atoms for the Teeth &c, in great
rety Received by T. WELLS.
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[HT0yted for he Jhias and Anqerican.l
ATLANTA, Feb. To- 1856
DEAR EDITORS During the past week have noticed
quite an active demand for Groceries, and Breadsuffs
Stocks OF both very light, especially of the former.
HACON-Good article, Hog round in demand at s1LalO;
Sides lo}@all; Hams &c for choice; Shoulders $
LAkD-New in bbs, fair supply at Ice; in kegs, lie,
BUTTER-Dull at 12}lal5.
POkk-iIght demand at 6a6ll.
NENiSON HAMS I2I5.
CORN-Scarcei in sacks al a1a9s
CORN MEAL 95aI 90.
oATS-Fair demand light at c5a7o.
WHEAT-Prme article very scarce a, / 60.
-FLOUR-Common Superiine 10 5aall co.
HAI-TennesSee in bales scarce at &c per h.
GR0CERlES-Rio Coffee lls{al8-fair demand. S,.
gar-N. q. scarce at 5]asL.; Moasses-N. 0. none in
market; Salt--liverpool scarce al 81 per sack
Respectfully, SEAGo Il ABBOTT.
General Commission Merchants
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NEW BOOKS.
Lazy BOOKS.
FOR SALE JOHN YORK s. co.,

FOX a tsEs ia JOl1R 1Ohh a W.,
t,o5ner q Union and Cherry Streets.
Adamso on jactucnt, Philips Oh Insurance,
Adams l,iaty LUDLOW & Parsons Select Equity Cases
Golfers. Roscoes Criminal Evidence
ANGEL Ames on Corpora Story on Bills.
tious Story Agency,
Angel on Water Courses, Story Proniissory Notes.
Angel Assignments, Siorys Equity Jurisprudence,
Archbads Nisi Prius. Story on Bailments.
Archibad Criminal Practice Story Partnership,
Bouvier's Law Dictionary Story the Constitution,
Bonvier's Institutes, Story's Equity Pleading,
Rarbours ChanceryP Practice, Story Conflict Of Laws,
Brights husband and WIFE Story on Contracts,
BlackstOne's Commentaries Starkie on Evidence
Chitty Contracts, Spence's Equity Jursprud'c e
Chitty's General Practice, Smiths Leading Cases.
Chitty on Bills, Smith on Contracts,
Chiity's Criminal Law United States Equity Digest
Chitty S Civil Pleading, yaties Law of Matt ons,
Daniels Chancery Practice Wharton's Criminal Law,
Greenleafs Cruise = Real Wheeler's Chancery Digest.
Property, Wills on Circumstantial Evil
Greenltaf on Evidence deuee,
Hill on Trustees, Williams on Executors
Hare L Wallace's Cases in Wbarton's Precedenis In
Equity, dctments, &c.
Jarman Wills, Statute Laws of Tennessee
kenfs Commentaries, Swans Tenn. Reports.
ilnI8
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RECEIPTS 3Y THE RIVER.

THE BOOKS OF THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
ROCK CITY from st Louis--6S bbs whiskey. pip 5
wine do liquors, is bales hemp, 440 kegs white lead
do shot and lead so bags corn At do potatoes do bar
boxes candles 10 do crackers 90 bbs do 10 do vinegar
do saeratus Wheels IS pieces and G99 lbs rOp
IL boxes mdse.
UMPIRE from Paducah-99 hhds sugar 50 do anthra-
cite coal, 0s bbls moasses. loo hf do i tons iron
WIN PHILLIPS from Cairo and Clarksville-G3j bbs
four l04 sacks do, 10 do buckwheat pIows bundle
pillow points, Is 55S lbs iron.
G CLINE from Mempbs-l00 sacks coffee, - bbs
and boxes drugs pkgs rope
SHYL0Ck from the Shoals, with fat boats in low
MONTICELLO from up river. Al hhds tobacco do ba-
con- bbls lard bags feathers do rags lot noveables
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NEW BOOK ON sPIRTTUALIsN

esprit COMMUNION: a Record of Communications
from the SprtSpberes, with incontes;be evidence Of
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
] r. FERGUSON. Union and american Steam Press.
This is one Of the most remarkable books OF the age
whether we regard the nature of the Spirit COmmunic
lions il records the strange disclosures presents, the
tnrs life its able and distinguished Editor has offered in
eloquent pages Il is very well adapted TO the object bad
IN view and must command extensive circulation. Ne
man can read il without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character Of
of ia religion the beauty and sublmy Of lis appeals and
the honesty and fearlessness OF It's author.
For sale at the Book Stores OF the city. Ijanl2-u
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New ORLvANs Feb 14-0ur last repsrt closed ,,rsnp
very firm Cotton Market the demand having continued
good while the supply Immediately on sale was ona mod
crate bu the uuayorable tenor of the Atlantic
which were before the public Saturday morning bsd -
tendency check operations aud the sales of that ay
confined to about 5000 bales the advantage in prices bep
slightly the side of buyers On Monday there was =
rather better attendance pGi chases and although nrc,
in instances still slightly in their favor vet in
others the rates quite full and the sales reached about
5000 bales Yesterday the market opened with an i'm
proved inquiry but there quite general complaint en-
the part OF brokers of the nadequacy of the supply in
diaiey on SALE and the full prices claimed Under ttse
circumstances the business of the day was again aben
5000 bales and the prices pad showed the market TO
fully recovered the firm position which held at the close
of our last report and prior to the receipt of the Atlantic
advces Thus the sales of the past three days rum IN L.
900 bales considerable portion of which has been taken
for France and the North with some parcels for the Cont
nent Spain, &c.
New ORLEANS Feb. l6.-The Asia's advces have de.
pressed cotton which easier but not quoaby lower
The sales to-day comprised $500 bales makng an aggre-
gate during the week 900 bales The stock on hand
consists of 10000 bales The increase in the receipts Us
compared with last year is 600 bales Sugar has ad-
vanced an eighth ofa cent per H. Exchange on London
is quoted at from Z q as per cent. premium
TOBACCO.-The only sales of which are advised
since our last report are 80 hoghead cents 90 hogs
head Refused al 6lI ditto at 30 hhds Admitted and
Refused at T. 90 Admitted and Refused ~ so hogs
head in lots (S5 and l67) private terms. The
assortment are 80 nconsderable and imperfect that there
is little scope for operations oil magnitude We con-
tinue to quote for
Lugs-Factory .............. cents per 10. 51{a6
Planters .6 asa
Legf-lnferior to Common ........,.."..6lza7
g Fair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gary
Fine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a5A
y
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THE Hackme of Naahyille would announce pub
lie that they all continue TO convey passengers e. and
from the Depot and Steamboats, al the old prices 5 cents
aV enough hacks at the depot river upon the arrival
of The cars and boats day night all the pas
sansrs TO the hotels residences at The old prices Bag
psgs cars are also always on hand.
The public are warned against reports to the elect that
the Hacks charge over % cents.
We are responsible for baggage placed in orr care.
CaIl fora Hack and will go directly your place OF
destination without being driven all the city aud
without be ,ng Jared IN a 6ig lr1g1a.
;anI- I'm HACKMEN OF NASHVILLE
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GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

CLAgEsvTLLS, TsNy, Feb L. 1855.
ToBACCo SALES AT MCCLURE's WAGSHousE-Fo,irteen
hhds Admitted at Sc SO, 70, 80, co. 90, 40,
65, -, SO, So 80, 5 50. 50, s co. five hhds
Refused At 5 Is, GO, 65, IS, So.
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pIssoLUTToN On PARTNEasHIp.

TINE firm of Hlman, Yanleer 4 Co. has this dav been
4 dissolved, and Daniel Hillman George W. HillmaD
and Charles Hman have purchased the entire interests
of the other partners. The business will hereafter be
red under the style of uILLMAN BROTHERS at
Nashville Memphis and at the Rolling Mill Cnmber
land river and under the style of RUNlAN, HIlLMAN
4 BROTHERS at St Louis. All debts owing 10 the late
firm to be paid TO man Brothers, aud all debts
ing BY the late firm will be paid BY llman Brothers, who
are alone authorized 10 sign the of the late firm in
liquidation We solicit for the newirm continuance Of
the patronage literally extended TO
*
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REH.gEF rs ON HAND!

IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
w A. CLIODON. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURERS AND FILTER, of No. l.
FganS Buildings Adams street, Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling Aceci for Shermans New Orleans Truss Estab-
lshment respectfully TO the citizens of Nash
vile and vicinity that he has arrived with a CON-
pete assortment Of mechanical conrivances for the
RETENTION aud RADICAL CUBE of all forms OF
HERNIA. MIR. Gliddons lsng experience, and the
fact that he is backed BY the brightest and most in
tesent physicians of the South West, him in
sorting that those who afflicted with this distressing
and dang-rO misfortune would do well to call him
soon as he arrvesbness arrangements permitting
him to remain long The Medical Faculty will be
called upon bv Mr.. Gliddon, who will explain 20
them the peculiares of his instruments Each Truss
is made to ORDER, thus inSurng q PERFECT FIT; and
rs each individual requ different degree of pressure
the patient experiences what be did beore COMFORT
and SECURITY which render him again Of himself
and cheer him with the prospect of final and radical
Mr. Ghddon during his long experience, has fitted rup
tured eases from children at the breast up parties who
have reached their go three score and tea
The adaptation Of the Gua Percha has proved Of meal
cnlable value the planting community nasmuch as the
Truss springs thus rem ered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects OF human perspra.On especially
that of the negro
Mr. GliddOn is be found for short time at the City
Hotel Room 20 Nashville. where he refer to some of
the prominent citizens Of this city. whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended by Drs RObards and Taylor, Pro-
fessors Memphis Medical College; DIS. Peyton Pntman
Tayl0T, Hooks, Wilson and Jones
Ian 4 lS5J-tf
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i4 The Legislature OF Michigan has passed an
ac. 70 prohibit the use ot 'Le common ails and oh
er buildings in the several counties cf that State
tor the detention Of PERSONS claja2s3 as fugitive
slaves
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IL The. mos. extraordinary railroad enter
prise Of die present century il for the construc.
ton Of 7g0 miles Of double tracl, and 300 miles
Of single track, 10 connect Sydney, Melbourne,
aud Adelaide, in Australia. It is to be accom-
plished at an aggregate cost Of twenty-oae MT
lions sterling i0n2 hundred million Of dolarsJ.
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o. The number Of hogs driven through Cum
lest roason and 81. lG4 the season previous The
falling OF IN weight this season is from % TO -
per cent
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TINE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
4 ing Works on Cumberland river, prepared
cute orders for Iron which will warrant be equal in
quality to any ever Offered in this market We solicit
continuance of the confidence enjoyed by the late firm and
give the assurance that best eXeoDS shall be used
give satisfaction 10 those who may favor with their
dars HlLLMAN BROTHERS.
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FOR SALE

GOOD. safe Family Horse; also, a substantial Sc
n cond Hand Barouche and Harness, all complete.
For terms &c apply to 3. A. q. NOEL, ortn
ianll-s j, F. SHELTON.
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 90, 1850.

NASHVILLE, teb u, 800.
CoTroN.-Tbere active demand yesterday
for Cotton than for any Monday in weeks Sales of
500 bales at 4a69l-mOstly at the latter figure.
ToBAcco-Sales of Tobacco yesterday follows: 10
= G5 o..
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Now Books! New Books,
TUE WlFE,S yIcTopy ROWS M

THE WIPES VICTORY. By Mrs EmnaD T.
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Mrs Souihworih is The finest auhoress the country
Her style is orcble and boil There is an exciting ne
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popular novels in the English language Ik M
Mrs Southworh is the best american writer Of the
ase."-PAitf Merchant
she has superior and there is ehasteness and pu
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probation Of every thoughtful mind -Baizaye Rspa1s-
''She is a of brilliant genius. '-Casre BraacA
'She is the best fiction writer in the country -BgTai0
Express.
She is the most original and talented Of living female
writer's Public Ledger.
Life in the Clearings versus The Bush. By Mrs.
Noodle, author of koughing it in the Bush" &C. vel.
paper. Price so cents
May and December; Tale of Welded Life. BY
Mrs Hubbaek l vol paper. Frice 80 cents
The Mysteries of the COnrt of Queen Anne:
Being of the most interesting Historical Reances ever
written. BY VIM Harrison Ainsworth author Of Jack
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Il February. For sale by JOHN YORK & co.
~ Frank Leshe's New York Journal for January and
February. fehle
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..'--|T 1900 11aIltsi.s.'
FENOON NELSON e co, 81 Union Street. have just re-
Z cejvcj--
auf.E LIFE. EY MH. HAGUE, II, ID.
CONTENTS
lIsUnF Tha Marriage Institution
o. But.a. Ct she Husband
liE nuJ.,. Of the Wife
~. Dnuf. az Parents % Fisiit.eu.
y Dulias Il Children 20 Parents
VI. Duties of brothers 20 Sisters.
va. Mutual Hg'5rs II Holders au} SeUauts.
WI puirs or Principals % Clerks aud Apprentices
~. Dutin- II lounE 5ien 10 their Empoyers.
" The Use H8d Abuse ut A9useinentS.
III. The Family Library "Give attendance 10 reading
Vii TIE ~rl-l07sr'-al Man He that ruleh his spirit
- better than Dee that ;as''u cit"'-Irov. xvi, 81.
gaUa-
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HAVE several very valuable servants for sale that
have owned several years having seIeci5d and
ed them for cir good qualities but having moved to the
city have Tor them consequently would like to
sell them xchange them for others pszt think they
are getting good homes Persons who have negroes that
they would as send South not now exchange
them for negroes thatwill do to keep
REES W. PORTER
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Cincinnati Commission House,

TUE undersigned continue the COMMISSION RUSI-
10 orders FOR
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YOUNG Mry's CHEIsTIAN ASSOCIATION A meet
ing of the Young Mems Christian Association
viii be held Ills evening at Z O'Clock at the Third
Presbyterian Church.
Mentors and youug men generally Rrereq1ested
10 attend. BY order Of the Association,
" =. WIRELESS, Recording Sec'y.
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gNNnEtE AMn GIANI-FACTEIRI,s.

Missing tu2lr purchases Hth ASH they are many times
s"-b 10 operate more dvan'a geousiy for their friends
ham those who compelled 10 await reiniauees 10
bow "t'aa even short time. ConsigHuentS OF COTTON
FEATHERS, DRIED FRUITS, PROVISIONS, &c, will
have a SD Hr-ma aiteIGon From long experie in ihiS
nAtel e ,'el cr1lept in being able give entire salts
aco7 70 those of lends eutrustiug with their
business .sblsa&wlrj JAS H. LElMER y co.
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Amabel; A Family History,
by MARY ELIZABETH WOR,IE;IEy

"Wait and Love himself will bring
The dropping flower OF knowledge changed to fruit
OF WISDOM. Wait: my faith is lSrge in tine
And that which shapes il TO some perfect end"
IsRRgson.
"a work Of uncommon merit, force Of thought and
original interesting incident"-B0st0fs Adrertiser.
alt bears the stamp of much than ordinary ge-
MUS. - PuritdJt RscoTdsT.
1t contains many scenes of ghly-wrOught interest
Putnam.
This story remarkable for the intensity Of the seu
ment it embodes for IFS vigorous and polished deon
great range of and character and for originality and
energy Heetly Despatch
story Of hear.oys and trials not without stirring
incidents and romantic turns."-CHrisido Inquirer.
"There is charm In this tale that is irresistible ~
blny 4rgus.
80 Amabel' is far above the range of common fiction,
both in STYLE sentiment and 1t is written with rare
ygOr strength and cearness of purpose The interest of
the story is wholly sustained. The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual creation. The style is admirable
Home Journal.
With many others. Just received by
febS F. HAGAN, Market street.