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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.--COTToH-Arrved since
the 10th inst l. C94 bales Total receipts of the week
AS bales. Cleared since the 10th inst % S45 bales
Total exports Of the week Il ga bales Stock presses
and shipbOr not cleared The 18th inst, l4755S
bales.
business in the Cotton market prices had yielded in Ia
vof of BUYERS and thus brought general de
mand, which continued On Wednesday, when fur Their
sales were effected the OF about $500 bales. These
operations materially relieved the market and exhibited
more Steadiness and fTmnesS Thursday, with sales OF
about COCO bales Yesterday the market opened with a
fair enquiry but the stock and assortment sale NOT
of the extent and character admit of extended opera
TONS while the time the claims OF holders were
generally for fall prices than prevailed tie early
part of the week AS the day advanced however the
rivals being large and the rates of freight tending upward
there disposition 10 meet the views OF purchas-
es and sales were effected the extent Of 1904 bales;
which would make total for the past three daysof 900
bales and for the week of Il 500 bales taken principally
for Great Britain with parcels for France, the Continent
Mexico and the North. In prices there is no marked
changed since last report though within the last two
DAYS the rates have been rather u and the market
somewhat steady than the tia early par
Of the week. Supplies now beginning TO arrive iron
some of the tributaries and is probable That marke
will soon present ample stock and better assert
ment.
According 10 cur records the receipts at this port, from
all Sources since the st September amount to 605,2l!
bales and this added 10 the 5OOO bales estimated
TO have been unsod factors hands the lst September
makes supply Of Gl029 bales. The reported sales sine,
LIST September up SAG $50 bales; leaving appaTen
stock in factors hands uusOld Of o3 $50 bales The
ceips however include several thousand bales which hav
been forwarded other markets that the actual quaint
IL uusold probably not tar from 10000 bales; which 10
cludes some lots under limits. Last year at the dat
the stock unsod was $4,000 bales.
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r. M'CREERY, h H. nookE,
CE.lyLestsE, Chattanooga.
MCREERY & HOOKE.
COTTON IA CTORS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS

CHAkLEoIUN, 5. Z.
WYE have established in this CITY House for the sale
wv of ALL country PRODUCE and NANUFACTUREs-for the
receiving and forwarding OF goods and Inc ming OF orders
IN this market to which we will give strict personal al
teuOn.
Our r. NJ TIooKR has been long known to the business
men of Tennessee Georgia and Alabama Commission
Merchant AT Chattanooga and our FRANCIS McCREERT
through his connection with Shepherd McCreery Co.
of Charleston 10 Merchants generally adiug in this city,
and we are sure that long knowledge of the business OF
the West will enable us to discharge satisfactorily every
duty entrusted to charge.
Charleston offers better facilities for the shipment Of
goods with despatch from Europe and the North than any
city on the Southern Seabeard having the advantage OF
regular lines Of Sailing Packets to Liverpool and Boston,
aud also steam communication with New York, Phade-
phG, Baltimore and Havana.
The rates on all descriptions Of freight TO and from
Charleston are now the same as to Savannah.
nov5O-6mstriw McCREERY i HOOKE.
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pAGuERRRoTYpEs pAGUERREOrYPEs

CHARLES C. GIERS would respectfully inform his
customers and the ladies particularly that he has
moved from Cedar street to the Of Deaderck and
College Streets over Brownies where he will be glad TO
see all who are in want of fine aud life Ike pictures He
has gone great expense in fitting powerful side and
sky lights and his rooms fitted up in elegant style
lie has engaged the services of experienced and polite
operators and determined make his the Model Estab
shment of the South West and feels assured that he will
be able to give satisfaction.
He invites the public TO call and examine his specimens,
as also some fine Oil Paintings by the old masters just
ceved from Europe which he offers for sale very low
Cali at the of Deaderck street and the Square
n B.-An experienced operator always ready for any
out door work. such taking buildings deceased persons
&c lahlou
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NEW UkLAANS IENssIFILATTUNl
T Assimi!aling 10 that OF LiyerpOC


ATLANTA, Jan. o, 1855.
DEAR ED!T0Hs:-Beiow furnish yOu review Of our
market for the past week ending To day:
BACoN-Oid pienty-duil sale; "a a 10 cents peril
LArD-Old scarce and little demand, 10 cts per h.,
New moderate stock fair demand at II T. cents.
RulrER-Fresh, scarce at Is a 2Oc, per h.
P0RE-Plenty at al Gizc per 10 melt fIckied a; -
SC per 10.
CcRS-Sclrce with good demand, 90 a IS per bushel.
CORN MEAL-ln good demand at % 81 -
FLouR-Common. superine, so per Dbl
NugAT-Prime none in market, would sell at 81 60 per
bushel.
OTS-None in market pressing demand zoe per bushcL
Cow PEsS-Scarce in request 81 20 a 81 - .
FEATuzss-PIenty and dull sale at As a A. per 10.
GEDCEREs- Colee-IiO IA lGcperl H.. good demand
Government Java lG a lie per 10.
MoLNssEs-New Orleans new crop, SOC PEI gallon
SUGAR-Naw Orleans in hhds. 81 q SIC per ID.
SALT-Duil at - - a - 80 for sack.
MoNar MARKET stringent. Exchange on New York ,
per cent premium.
Respectfully, SEAGO ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants
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DIssOLUTTON OF pARTNERsHIp,

FfNilE finn of Hman, Naneer Co has this day been
4 dissolved, and Daniel Hillman, George W. Hlman,
and Charles Hman have purchased the entire interests
Of the other partners. The business will hereafter be car
Iied on under the style of HILLMAN BROTHERS at
Nashville, Memphis and at the Rolling Mill Cumber-
land river. and under the style of RUNYAN, HILLMAN
BROTHERS at St Louis. All debts owing to the late
firm TO be paid 10 Hllnan Brothers, and all debts
Jog by the late firm will be paid by Hman Brothers, who
are alone authorized to sign the of the late firm in
liquidation. We solicit for the firm continuance of
the patronage so literally extended to US.
l.
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
FIFTH CIRCCIT-LAW.
DECEMBER TERN, 1894.

FIFTH CIRCCIT-LAW.
CT Nicely vs. N Nicely. Opinion by Judge Totem,
Affirming Judgment below.
Risdon Knott Morgan Smith. Opinion by Judge Nc
Kinney. Affirming judgment below.
= white ct ais, vs. W IL McNu-ry. Opinion by Judge
Mckinney. Reversing judgment and remaudng cause.
Jno Hoover Us White x Majors. Opinion by Judge
McKinusy Reversing Judgment and setting aside YER
dict and REMINDING cause for trial
N Hamilton sJao Larue and wife. Opinion by Judge
Caruthers. Affirming Judgment below.
en- Brooke ada-, Juo Bottom. Opinion by
Judge Caruthcrs Affirming Judgment.
SEVENTH CIRCUIT-EQUITY.
lew EcCol,uu eEtr OF Sox dac'd VS. RAGS Bowen
G, ais: Ino Collier ct ais x 5 Bowen ct ais; and
wm Ward vs. b & Bowen ct ais. Opinion by Judge
Caruthers Reversing decree Of Chancellor and decar-
ing priority of Soss debt and Remaining causes &c.
kirkpatrick L ennon Sam N Wright. Affirmed
bv consent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Give them IA trial.-Mercenary persons haven so ma
nv Instances succeeded in ioisting upon the community
worthless preparations claiming for them great medical
virtues that many individuals refuse to take any thing not
sanctioned by a physician. This sanction has been be
slowed upon STABIER'S AN0DYNE CHERRY EAPEC-
TORANT and DIARRHEA CORDIAL in more than hVe
hundred instances Indeed many medical men who know
their virtues regularly prescribe the ExPectorant IN cases
Of Coughs Colds and diseases of the respiratory organs
which come under their And, in all diseases oil me
bowels too such as DiarTha the Darrhoea Cordial is
prescribed by them with the confidence in its bene
fetal effects Give these excellent medicines trial. See
descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the agents
Price only 80 cents for each six bottles for 81 so
dec22
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The Third Presbyterian Church, formerly occu-
pied by the Christian Denomination, is opened for
public worsLpregularly every Sabbath. We make
this fact known through this medium, as there is
Is no Bel connected with that Church, with which
10 make known the proper notification. Thepews
and ministry are gratis the current year. Our OBJ
ect IS to all in eleyatng the tone of pety and re,
Hgion; but to accomplish this we must have coop
Grafton. VIII the community unite with US in car
ryirg forward our enterprise?
Services by Rev. W. L. TARBET at II o'clock, A.
" and half past P. NJ. lCoN.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT PASSENGERS

RhILhUAU hNU OIhhl4DUnA 7 zaN'OLs4NN4~11IJ'
J1HE Hackmen of Naahve would announce TO the pub
lie that they all continue convey passengers to aud
from the Depot and Steamboats, al the old prices 25 eentl
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding There al
ways enough hacks at the depot OF ver upon me arrival
of the cars and boats day night all the pas
seppers TO the hotels residences at the old prices Bag
gage cars are also always on hard,
The public warned against reports 10 Inc effect That
the Hacks charge over % cents.
We are responsible for baggage placed in our care
Call ora lack and will go directly to your place OF
destination without being driven all over the city aud
"t ;anT-ims HACKhEN OF NASHVILLE
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rnRrRAIT PAINTING .

I T. POINDEXTER wuuld announce to the citizens OF
81 Nashville and vicinity that he has removed his STU
do 10 Il room the Book Store Of w. 7. Berry Co,
on the south side Of the Public Square He has executed
a few Portraits duuug bis stay Nashville, which he viii
take great pleasure in exhibiting 10 visitors Specimens
of his work can also be seen Mr. Freemans, College
sreet-among them the iu length OF the Hon Cave John
son The ladies' are especially invited to call. tisnSu'
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NEX EIRM

TINE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
ny Works on Cumberland river, prepared to exc
cute orders for Iron which will warrant to 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 exerons shall be used to
give satisfaction to those who may favor with their
ders. HlLLMAN bhoIhEhS'
In
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s..gN Mr. GLIDDoN, whose advertisement, Of in
tercst to persons afflicted with hernia, has been for
some days in our paper has arrived in ourcity, and
may be found at the City Hotel. Mr.. G. hasreceved
the highest testimonials from distinguished physi-
clans in various parts of the country and we think
that nersons afflicted with hernia viii find relief if
relief ia possible, by consulting him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

vrba rumnbsnt suecess of the great Arabian remedy
for man and beast, H. C. RARRELL'S CELEBRAIED AKA
BiAN IMMINENT causing counterfeits to spring up all
over the couary spreading banefu influence over the
land robbng pockets of the honest and unsuspeeung
iupospr ugon them worthless and poisonous trash, for
The genuine H. G. Forres Arabian Lniment FelloW-eti-
zen well before buy aud see that the laoei oil INC
bottle has the H. G. before Farres for fit has not
it The label around each bottle OF the gem
uine Eminent thus, H. G. Farres Celebrated Ara
HAN and the signature of the proprietor, is writ
tan upon The label Also words are blown in the
class bottle al c. F&rrell's Arabian iniment Peoria"
The daring holiness Of the rscrean who would deceive
the people by imposing upon them worthless trash for
really genuine and good medicine, thus not only cheating
them out Of money but that which far dearer-their
asIhourht TO be held up scorn and receive the
,empt his dastadly piris Let one then who
health, and wishes truth and honesty TO tr
mph over deception and rascay put his heel on all base
mpostons and uphold that which is Just and right The
genuine H. G. Farrels Arabian Lnment has proved Itself
10 be the remarkable medicine known for the cure Of
rheumatism neuralgia palms. wherever located, sprsins,
b humps burns ises, hardened wounds cOrns, chronic
sore and weak eyes, back, etc. and is eaeetual
remedy for horses and cattle in the cure Of sweeny d'em
uer amenas, dry shoulders, spnt, wounds etc. etc. and
will always sop the further progress q Poev' ns'us'
ringbone and booa SPAWN, fused in tn, beginning.
Look ont for C01.ntetetsf
The public are cautioned against another counterfeit,
rabisn Irimen the most dangerous all the
G.s having the of Farrell many will buy
good faith Without the knowledge that counterfeit e.
sts End they Will perhaps only discover their when
he spurious mixture has wrought Its evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by H. IL Far-
reii sole and proprietor and Wholesale druggist
No Il Main street, Peoria, Illinois, 10 whom all applications
for Agencies be addressed. lie get II with
the leiiers before FRrrels, thusH G. FARRbLLs
and signature the wrapper All others are counter
EWIN BROTHERS,
[ w. F. GRAY,
! II. e. SCOVEL,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
! II ? Price 25 and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle
! AGENTS WANIEDin every town, village and hamlet IL
the United States which already established
Address H. G. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference as to character, responsibility, &C. decl4-lm
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ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OY THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE,

To All who shall see these Presents Greeting
ITO the Sherifs OF the Counties Of 81
BeKalb Fen,ress Jackson, Ma ssS1@Sssessss-S<SesA
con 0vertou Putnam, Smith, and SsssISts<IS
White said State, composing the 4th SolictOria Dis
trIct-GreetJug:
Whereas The election opened and held on the 22d day
Nav ISL IN the 4h SocoTal District for the election
an Attorney General IN SAID district has been contested
before and dec red uu aud void by the proper authori-
" hearing and determining such contested elechOns
and hr same beng certified me in due form Of Law
Now therefore, l. ANDREW JOHNSON. Governor as
aforesaid. bv vtue ct the power aud authority me
vested 10y law do hereby command vou after giving at
ls, months notice, at all toe places Of holding cleo
tons IN Your respective counties open and hold
election on Thursday, the 18th Of February $685. for
Attorney General la said 4th Solicoria District to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the election being declared
void and that YOU due returns make required by law
made and rr1vlded In such cases.
..=ss-,,rs In Testimony Whereof I aave hereuuto
.s-:} nv hand and caused the Great Seal OF
ia Esz@T2j said State 10 be affixed Nashville the 4
lEs.F7lsSs31.ssS day OF January, 1850.
SSisssNg5 Bv the Governor.
ANDREW JOHNSON
". b. A. RAMSEY, .N.rrCyry Of Nttjs totdirwSw.)
- - .rtl Times COPY four weeks.
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854,


Jas NJ Coruwell and Ann Eliza COnwell, and others.
ON motion and it appearing to the Clerk and Master
| J that James NJ Cornwell aud Ann Eliza Cornwell are
nOnresdents of this State it is thereupon ordered that
publication be made for thirty days in the Union ana
Aner5caa published in Nashville, requiring the sand jas
NJ and Ann Eliza COrawe to appear the court house IN
the town of Carthage. the I'd Monday in February
next then and there plead, answer demur 10 COM
planans bill and in defant thereof bill Will be ta
ken for confessed and for hearing Te as to them
ian7-1m A. MOORE Clerk and Master.
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YouNo M,Ns CHRISTIAN AssoCIAuoS-A meeting Of
the above Association will be held the Isl Baptist Church
Monday January 29h 1850 At ca o'clock, P. NJ for the
purpose Of eecting officers for the ensuing year.
Some remarks explanatory Of the objects of the hssoca
ton and its working in other cities will be made by the
CHAIRMAN of the meeting.
The young of the city respectfully and earnestly
requested to attend. y DAWSON CRoss,
Sac'v grs tan
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O. See the advertisement by THOMAS II. Pr
WAY Of runaway negro, and the liberal reward Of
frred for her apprehension.
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with me in the Drug Busi-
i ness Mr. WALTER B. GRUBBS. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm style of BROWN
Il GRUBBS. J. G. BROWN.
Nashville, January l, 1855.
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So $50 Prizes amounting to 81 .2lT, 2l6
IS Numbers-1S Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40 Quarters S; Eighhs
ss 50.
Risk on Packages
Whole Tickets $500 90 Half Tickets $50 %
Quarter do rs 90 EiShthS 81 so
The small Lotteries are drawn daily Capitals from
1000 to 5000. Price Of Tickets from 81 to SO All
swered by return mails. The Managers Official Scheme
and printed Drawing viii be sent 70 all who order Tickets
Notes all solvent Banks received at par All letters AID
communications strictly confidential. Address
X. FRANCE co,
janl3-wtw&dlawly Cincinnati Ohio
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prrrIpTS RY RAILRnAn

FROM ruE ROCKS or TuE CHAMBER OF coynlT4ce.
sc Spanish jacks and .enue'is; a tons pig metal;
bales Cotton l stand Batter II bhls Larl box uer-
clarde: bags feathers ker OF eggs; y sheep; 10
bales sre4r.nc 10 ls,s rags 1000 feet pine lumber
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NOTICE.

WE, the undersigned having purchased OF Mr. J.
w NIXON, Jr, his entire stock of COnfeciiOnerios
&C. intend carrying the Confectionery business IN all
its branches at No ~ Union Street aud respectfully So
ct continuance Of the business extended to their pede
cesSors. VESSEL IhOMIHON'
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The next session of Mr. FERRELs school will
commence on the first Monday in February next.
See his advertisement for particulars.
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RELIGIOUS NoTcE-Rev A. 7. SLOAN, an Asso-
ciate Reformed Presbyterian Clergyman, Will
preach at Liucolns Hall to-day at II A. ~, and }
aud GI Pm
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- We are authorized announce the name Of W.
D. RougRrsoN a candidate or Justice Of the Peace 10
i'll the vacancy occsonod by The death Of Esq PETER B.
NoRPIs lan25
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cg" We are authorized aud requested announce DR..
Tno4As A. ANDERSON, of Coffee County, candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress OF the United States.
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A CARD.

DR JOHN NJ. WATSON most respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties will not hereafter admit of his taking charge OF
cases of acute Sickness such usually require prompt at
tentiou He will however, treat chronic or lingering dis
eases and attend to calls for consultation with regular prac-
TONERS both in the city aud country.
He embraces with much pleasure, thu present opporu
nifty returning his sincere thanks to his friends for their
kind frbearance in so many instances regard to his IT.
regular medical attendance consequent heretofore on dis
charge of his clerical functions
-. The MurfIresborough Nsacs will please copy four
times. dec2S-u
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T TAKE pleasure in recommending Messrs Vessel
Thompson TO my former patrons aud the public gener
aIIv ian7-tf JOHN NIXON, Jr
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ely- We call attention to the sale Of Pianos, by
Barnes & Hutchinson, on Monday.
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yULCANIzED INDIA RUBBER BELGING and HOSE
WE the sole agents for the sale Of Vucaned INDIA
w Rubber Betting Steam Packing and Hose. nlanuac
ursd by the Boston Betting Company large assortment
always on hand MACY K HAMILTON,
81 No AZ College street
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~ WESTERN AGENCY FOR THE MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERIES.
MAGNIFICENT Schemes for January, Is55.
r. FRANCE d: co, KANAGEK

Ia fA<t@fCE 81 w. A<1-'~10~@AN-
T7OR the eonTeaenee Of Western and Southern Orders
Il the Managers have established Western Agency,
where all orders BY mail fer tickets in any CT the Maryland
State Lotteries will meet with prompt attention The
schemes for the month Of January the most attractive
osred both in the brilliant Of Prizes and the
nuu her of Drawn Ballots The Maryland Lotteries
all drawn in Baltimore under the personal superutand-
eOcs OF the State Lottery Commissioner Bonds to large
mount are given 10 the State secure the payment Of
FRIES
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STEAMER IROQUOISE.

~ II. D. L. F. H. BROOKS, MASTER, .aa
,S$H-% a WISHES to inform the public thai he has
saS1 recently purchased this substantial Steamer,
Css-ses intends running her during the presen
Season from
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
and soleits from his old friends ss formerly share
public patronage. Mr. THOMAS J. HOPKINS will act IS
Clerk and will every attention business that may
be entrusted TO him Whenever there is patronage su
Gent and shippers desire, by application to The boats agents
trips will be extended the Cumberland river high up
as ROME.
The lROQUOISE has superior accommodations for Pas
sepgers and Freight standing No. in Apply
10 J0HNSON& WEAVER, or
JOHN YEATAAN, Agents.
nOvlO-6m awe
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w. COOPER,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,


jan7-tf Studio ut No. Ii South Cherry ST:
TISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
Il CASES-FOr sale at the corner Of Cherry and prng
Streets y W. r. CORNELIUS.
isnl2 If Sole Agent for Middle Tennessee.
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS.

Just Received and for Sale by f. Hagan.
JUDGE D0fNGS: Being Young Judges Re
Il cord Of the Same" 10 Forty Chapters. BY TX,
Marvel
The Land of the Saracen; Or, Pictures Of Pales-
ne Asia Minor. Sicily and Spain. BY Dayard TAYLOR.
Journey 10 Central Africa. BY Bsyard TAYLOR.
Ont Doors AT ldiewild. by n p. Willis.
Alone. BY Marion Harland Of Richmond, Va Sixth
edition
Amabei: A Family History. BY Mary Elizabeth
WOImelev.
You Have Heard of Them. By Q vel I2u1o.
History and Poetry Of Finger Rings. BY Chas.
Edwards.
The Life of =. T. BarHum. BY Himself.
With many others just received by
jan23 T. HAGiN. Market Street.