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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-01
UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.

FFfHE NIX SESSION Of this Cosge viil opsn 60 Mon-
II day, ExpG sIh The Classical Coafss 10 fsil aEf svtr,
facility l. aGoFdsa esuaenls il scieHles RanshsA
Preparatory school Il aseeked er4hraciDg 81 twe
years. ne Military system adapted easeiaA me3na
81 preserving god or1x sconey fsEnar hao1 and -
tive boF aK.rise. Caarers loF taifloa and naarnE,
frsnch, sPsnsh, aeFnsn, Drawing. book KeepiaE ksd
BenoinR, eaoA ela Per term 81 % usska
fhs iss nrssen e he sedlca Coera clusn4 viii 80
Mslrcui4ns sad - 8ssdaaies, from Is G1Aisa Ths Mi
taFy coiieH4 eased - frst year Neshv uA iti Ma
trceAas hes - ssatca feE c. aaTne aud nexuafiaas
appi1 d n JOHNSON. H1ptEtztenoGnt.
ksshslIx, Juiy as-sssssas
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-01

DROP. CoRRADI COLLIERE wishing to live ia a mild
EouheTn climate, des stabisb himself Nash
vile Professor @. @. Is the inventor Of method Of
Yoca1aon the superior advantages Of which have been
tested for years in Cincinnati and which has received the
attering Communications He has also been engaged
in reaching Drawing and Painting Of all descriptions ~
ladies especially.
Prof. Coere WILDE accompanied his two daughters
who will engage themselves in teaching the Piano and the
French language.
References principal Institutions and Music
in Cincinnati should any institution families In the city
Of Nashville feel disposed to avail themselves Of Mr. Ocere
and daughters services, they viii confer Aver By immed
ately addressing on the subject,
PkoF. coRRADI CoLLIERE,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-01

B6s- 1t should be borne in mind that in
1850 Mr.. Buchanan was in favor of rum
ming the Missouri restriction line to the
Pacific, thus dedicating to free soil all the
territory North of sc deg. 80 min.
In that year Mr. Fillmore signed the
compromise bills which permit Utah, lying
above the line of SO deg. 80 min., to came
into the union as SLAVE STATE, should she
choose to do So
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-01

PREcTPr vs.. PRAcTIcE-We heard a converse
ton the other day between Of our citizens and
a gentleman from one Of the neighboring counties
to this eEeet 10 answer 10 81 inquiry as to the
state Of politics Ia bis secnon, the Albanian said
that his aeighbors we're pretty much divided and
did not know what 10 do"--shas they al feared that
Fremont would be elected, asd u 90, the Union
would be dis-olved-snd that TO avert such cal
snily, somelsanied them 10 anile'on Buchanan, and
sOne on Fillmore, and many did not know whss 70
do.
Gtisss-Are .ihere any men 10 your neighbor-
hood who wanted Dissolve the UnIon, four or eve
years agos
ALabsmiaa-0 yes, plenty of them.
0fissa--Are they the men Who rant the people
10 unite On Buchanan noE in order 20 save ,hs
UnioBf tlu
Aisbsnisa-Yes, the very samsl
The Alahsmian thea ''proassacedn h isypr os
filsmore. *- 80
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FOR SALE.
Q00 ACRES Of splendid land lyi

O00 ACRES Of splendid land lying the south
OOO side OF the N. & c. Railroad Il miles from Nash
vile from LaVergne Depot. 675 under good cedar
fence and In high state Of cultivation. On this land
two comfortable dwellings, Gins, 0uhou all good,
fine Orchard Of choice fruit number Of excellent springs
and is traversed by a never failing stream Of
This tract for richness Of soil and be auty Of location Is
surpassed equaed in Rutherford county adapt
ed TO the growth Of Cotton, Corn and small Gran-and
ing into consideration its contguity Depot
where there good schools good mills good churchts
variety OF hops &c think very desirable place in
deed Also 12) Ofcedar at convenient distance which
will be sold with the above will sell altogether divide
to suit purchasers accommodating terms. Apply
premises or to the subscriber at Lavergne Tennessee
jySl- tW&Wu CHARLES L. NELSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-01

VANDERBILT AT THE BorToM-Among the
items of news from Nicaragua, by the Ora
NADIA, which arrived at New Orleans on the
25th, we find the following:
1t was reported st Grevtown that Walker had
Intercepted letter from Vanderbilt to Rvas show
ing that the former was at the bottom Of the late
attempt on the part Of the latter 10 bring about
counter-revolution against the new Government
IL is said that Vanderbilt promised every pecuniary
and other assistance 10 sustain Rivas and his CO.
conspirators in their Pronunc:amento. IL is also
said that the letter has been sen. BY express to
Washington City.
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Singing & Piano Lessons,

~ hGD ADAM fsum BoAemiA. Europe. htsiy
nom Cevelsnd. Ohio hcss eaFe 20 nf1ru ne citizens
d NashEe AL vicinity. hat b. has permanently heated
In ths osty fF Parpsss Il giving nsirncton IN sHsng
and hano paaytag.
The stsd ssptea for his instEueiion IN Staging the
same Used coaserFEoEy AZ PARA vienna, Prague and
Milan aud be prepared q give ne singing ens either
III o. sll.r o. Is a classes 81 mons 70 schoArs ne
singing and ne lessons via be gwen a. she residences
II he schnlars punclRaIy each tesson - miaates
Ie. ard renalsnra desiring study Dramatic and On
salc singing r ne purpose q epsratc PerofmAnees viz
be inssruclsd every day.
Eac pra sehelAf copeed % learn ne.Iae ne playing
an the plnna staging hc hnndation q AZ music Ros
hksr psrtrars can ne koam No - Is Ne Hotel 81
ftsrd-aAars - alzo TIE d1enens reports
aplnsns Ahoa1 Ia tsaching IN hs couniry.
iyiI
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We are solicited 10 repeat the request
for the publication Of this speech. Those
Americans who heard Il, have made those
who did not, curious 10 read il. VIII the
democratic committee, or those who have
control Of it give the public the speechf
Do yca hear us?GWe want that speech.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-01
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

THE SIKH ANNUAL COURSE OP LECTURES IN this
Institution vie eommenoe Monday, he 90 Of Nosem
Der. full preliminary fFse 70 al snenss. IN ee
siren b. tae PrSess commencing NE nrs honday q
OctoueT.
Preiessors Fees sies. Marirasfien Pee es PTaeteal
AnaaomY eto. Graduation Pee teo tor csiaogus aad
Announcement zpelg 10 fkuL y kts, D,
nsan Of thc Facaliy
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800 Rewora

RANAWAY from The subscriber hvIng Msynor's Cove,
IL Jackson County, Alabama, the 18th and 18Th inst
three negro boys, THORNTON boy about thirty three
or four Of FIVE eight ten inches high soop
shouldered and pigeon toed and Is very bright muiao
OF age, and low, chunkey, stout fellow and bright
as the boy Thornton. Also, REUBEN boy 10 years Of
age, and is very black and spare tuilt
will give $50 for the safe delivery Of said Buys me-
lodged in Jail in this county, that may get them,
will give 800, il they cauget Of this county de-
hvered safe to me- combined in Jail get them
jy90-2W@ O. o. HARRIS
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~ The New York Tribune's Washing
ton correspondent, who like his employer
ar hates Mr.. Fillmore with the bitterest Ia
tired, says: bets are running high u
Washington that Fillmore viii carry Vh
f''--c
-r4 ginia"
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FOR THE COUNTING sHOUSE.'
AKSOLD's WAITING FIRM.
GUYOTs CAEMNE.
COPTISG Books
CHEcKs AND NOTEs All TIE BANKS.
ENvELOPEs STKxL PFNs.
fOss foLDERs-FABKR PKSCilS.
PEN RACKs-BnL HEADS.
POST OFFfCK tOxEs.
Gra Nc 1LAGk, new Article
BLACK AND WITS RvBhER.
MgMORANDUH Books
Biz Pass, &C. &C. 6c- for sale By
sue CHARLEs W. sMIrH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-01

B9- Hon. W. L. Sharkey has been pla-
ced on the American Electoral Ticket in
Mississippi. The selection is an excellent
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Johnson, Horne SEQ.

UUkNEh BKUAD AND MARKET STREEIS
Mast vile, Tenn.
WILL give prompt attention to receiving storiI e. pur-
w chasing, selling shipping Cotton Tobacco Wheat
Corn Flour and Bacon and will also devote especial aten
ton to receiving stOr ng and forwarding merchandise
every description.
Our facilities in point Of and convenience equal
to any Ia the cty. iy8itf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-01
NOTICE TO THE PIJBLIC.
New Lot Of Summer Clothing.

TUsT received by Ciift0a a. Abbot. consisting Of
cheek fancy AaFsses Coats Pants ard vests, also
very nns Mohar Coats al Of the latest and most approved
styles.
As the far advanced win sell thsss goods
reduced prices In order 70 make for Fall and Win
ter stock. iva
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CHANCERY AT CHARLOTTE.
Attachment and Injunction Bill.
a..
r. 8. Napier and


R. 8. Napier and Attachment and Injunction Bill.
Benjamin Stones.
In this the allegation In the bill and the AM
davt thereto appears the satisfaction Of the
master that Benjamin Stones Of the Defendants
resident Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process Of the Law be served upon him. II Is there
fore ordered that publication be made for successive weeks
IN the MAJ hVils Weekly Patriot, newspaper published Ia
the City OF Nashville requiring said stones 70 appear the
Term Of the Chancery Court 70 be held Charlotte
Tenn the Sd Monday In September next and plead
demur the Conplziners Bill the viii be
taken for confessed him, and down for hearing Tx
Parte. ljy8l-w4t X. @. COLLIER Q. NJ.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DIANo FORTEs TUNED ami REPAIRED ~rESWpKw
L by the UNDERSIGNED, IN a manner that
cannot be egaa led BY any other TUNER in this ~
section Of country. Also, al kinds Of Musical Instruments
repaired Perfect satisfaction given charge.
Orders len at the Music Store Of Mr. James Dsgons Union
street, win be promptly attended To-
refer 20 Mr.. Dggons and number Of others
jy22-ln PHI. SCHNEIDER
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nm INYAIIDS-

IN his country the sOares .iiAIy constantly SUI
fernx from atmospheric influences, ctused oy SUDDEN
Of weather aad variable character Of The seAsons
especially spring and autann. Thsss complaints and al
orns disease natural The coantFy, easily
controlled ~ simple prrsrFpsans ssch wonderfully
preserved health and henrd The es 81 TIE ahor
Tnea and the early settlers % Aea they by tas
pow RAJ dosss Aapsthy tke Dreucangs 4
The pa rent datr 81 he fhomponAn school, he
aclcA ely msdicated pellets a s0uesp A'hy.
Thess valuable and efeotire, slpls mednal p~spar-
atisas band Ia greater degrees 81 pn IT,
sceatac prnooFtoas and cpmpsanded sFsatef
skia In the GREfENBkRG fANlLa MEDiCISES thaa
others oasred paoe auGz TAsy consist IL
eleven ddereai rsmed ell II uhA have ths s.nctson q
81 necal aathors, ard ne approval Of handrrds %
hoaEAnds wbo have bera relieved - azoef vho
bad ne names % smaa<nt eesFsea iufisi stst..
men aad more than fHocsAsD PHrsaEs in ever sexton
Of ne Oates states
TuE GRRFENBERG MANUAL 90 HEALFH-Psssu IS
oenia. Iha boa Of 80 pzgus aaa IL aas srssn b.
several phynicians each pFoinrn ahs diseases nsuos
81. AID al standing Ia shs oni Il ne medical psufss
sioa Il Is ne uaoss FsAbs boek ever publsAsd ana Il :
xsstd q pres&caAl seFa and grtsa 90 thAt sTey enc
ean unassseana a. Ne f4nlly shoaid BE- zlEhout eoyy
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. 49,
brief examination q ne faAoey q Uterine Diseases
osethsf Win the prneps aud ssAsd q ears b. r.
FcAHsI, o. uteA Tbs a very VAlaasis psmpAss, pre-
Psre1 ~ one 81 the Oldest Ee esbrate PhysrHns
NE lnso1 have lasf rso-fvsd hasAree thoassDa
coles ~ fAfaito1s &ioaen. fhose VITA fei Interested
n hn ruhees WI Plesseca ssnd bF eepy q nis pam
phlsL AIkx MACH MIA
bts osasss siFesf.
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N E W KS

JOIN YORK 6 CO., have Just received
Com. Perry's Expedition to Japan and the
CHINA SEAS. VOL, fully Illustrated
MEMORIAL or HIS TIME By Henry CocsbuTn.
WORTH & WEALTH, Maxims for Merchants. b.
Freeman Hunt.
c00PER's NAVAL HISTORY. 1voi.
THE ATTAcHE; or, Sam Slick in England.
WALKERS EXPEDITION TO NICARAGUA. By
W. V. Wells.
A NEW CHAPTER IN THE EARLY LIYE OF
WASHINGTON.
Mr. sPONGE's SPORTING TOUR. p Franz Forester.
THE SCALP HUNTERS. TIE WHITE cHIEF.
BY Wayne Re
AppIetOn'S Railway Guide for July.
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Meetings I'm New York.

There have been recently tremendous
Fillmore and Donelson meetings in Brook
Ign, Troy, and other cities in New York.
The American watch-fres are burning
brightly all over the State, the people be-
ing more thoroughly aroused than they
have been since 1910.
We find in the New York Express the
following letter from Gen. F. Il. ZoLLICoF-
FER, who was invited to attend the meeting
in Brooklyn:
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1855.
Dear Sir:--I regret that enteebled health with
in the last few days, will scarcely allow me to be
present at the mass meeting of the friends Of Fill
more and Donelson, to be held in the city of Brook
lyn on the oath inst.
Ii would give me the greatest pleasure TO be
able personally to greet the patriotic masses who
will assemble that OCCASION and to assure them,
on the spot with what enthusiastic ardor the peo-
pie of Tennessee appreciate the lofty national SEM
timeDts and public acts CT the glorious son OF New
York, whose Washington like Administration gave
to his stormtossed country return of peace,
tranquility, stability and fraternal regard.
will not undertake to portray to you how much
| am rejoiced, that since he landed on bis native
shore at midnight, amid the midnight darkness of
National American hopes, and the midnight storm
and gloom with which the weird spirits Of sectional
conflict had wrapped the American Union-since
he made that meteor line of brilliant, courageous,
heart thrilling speeches, from the Battery at New
York to bis home at Buifalo-the glorious light OF
love of the Union has been lit up on every hi-top
and in every valley ofour wide spread country and
millions OF conservative home loving patriots
through every latitude from Maine to Texas, too
busy at the plough handles, in the workshops, and
in the marts of trade to engage, in ordinary times,
actively in politics, have joyousy hailed this sub
lime moral illumination, and are now responding,
making the heavens reverberate with heartfelt
plaudits for the man of the million, WILLARD FILL
MORE. The time has come when the thoughtless
or designing leaders of sectional alienation and
war, must be overthrow, or they will overthrow
the Government. When the Presidency is once
absolutely staked and carried in sectional contest
victory, either to the North or to the South, will
survive the Union but brief space OF time! May
the people, everywhere, promptly arouse to the
dangers which beset us, and bring back the coun'
try to the calm and fraternal feelings which amir
mated our fathers in the earlier and purer days Of
the IepubIicl Tennessee will stand by New York;
rest assured of that Men OF the North and men
Of the South, in all the States, should again strike
hands as brothers. 1t will, ferventy trust, be
Pardon my prolixity, and be so good as to re-
pea. to the Committee for whom you act, the as
surance of the deep regret with which find my
self unable TO be with them.
Very respectfully,
F. K. ZOLLICOFFER.
y, L. NoRTHRUP, Esq., on behalf of the Ameri.
can General Committee of Kings county, Brooklyn,
New York
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SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NASHVILLE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
(INcLUDES TwENTY-THREK MONTHLY
Total value Of assets

Total value Of assets ............... 1881 4T4 IS
Divide this Of 1921 474 8s by $780, whole number
Of shares aud will be that each share which s23
has been paid is now worth S46 %.
5. @. EASTMAN, Secretary.
We, the undersigned, certify that have examined the
Reports the Secretary and Treasurer hnd them
rect. J. W. TERRASS
W. J. TURBIVILLF,
AuR1-lt Auditors.
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Received this Day-the Following /:

Received this Day-the Following:
7 AIDES curoeOa Kid Slippers plain and With ROSssts,
IL Heel Slippers
Fine Black Velvet
J. Cloth, Congress Plain CATERS; very nice,
Lace Caters.
French Morocco and Kid Buskins, vide and son.
superhne KID Excelsi1rs,
lace and Congress Heel Boots,
Nj ses Kid Slippers, Caters and Wskins shoes,
Childrens Kid Ankle Ties and Pump foets, Ac, ke.
JOHN R6MAGR, Al College street.
~ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' BOsSkf
BOXES
GENTS SOLE LEATHER vALIcEs AND WATERPROOF
i've JOAN RAMksE, q College street
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ATTENTION AMERICAN GUARDS

V0U hereby ordered attend dress parade white
pants) OF the Company Saturday morning at O'Clock
Members will please be punctual in attendance.
By Order Of the Captain. XII MARTIN, o. s.
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NEW FAIL GOODS 1856.
A. j. DUNCAN & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.

No. 70 PUBLIC sQUAKE, NASHVILLE.
ME receiving for the earIv Fall and Winter
w the largest and besI assorted Stock Of Staple and
Fancy, Foreign and Domestic Drg Goods imported BY
Comprising the grC.'est variety OF New Style Dress
Goods Wooden and Silk Fabrics Of French and English
ufactories
Also, ger eral assortment German G. DDS Irish Linens
Beached and Frown Of the best makes and all widths.
large and well assorted Stock Of American Goods
latest styles, and greatest variety Of Wooden and Cotton
Fabrics.
White Goods
We prepared to urni the Petal Merchants with
Complete Assortment Of Dry Goods enable them
able them recruit their Stock upon the favorable
TERMS and pledge ourselves to sell goods cheap they
he bought in the Eastern Markets. and will make this
promise good to Of friends who visit this maTke. We
invite careful examination Of our Stock and prices.
aug1 4. J. DUNCAN 4 co.
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REMOVAL.
TlRaA. J. NAY IELD has removed h, sn.s 10 snisA'
~ Psnsion eaee. 90 chsrFy siTssl iy3s
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IN WI sN"FVN"lF -
Yoar oedt servant,
cov. Jehn.on,s broad street speech.

rH.v.n. MrIlrn, Prssidsn. Of the COn'sn
tion.
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ROBERTSON & DASHIELL
lave received this day per Railroad the finest lot Of
II Work which has been brought to this market consist
ingOf
Gentlemens fine Calf Boots
Congress CATERS,
d" Lasting "
a Patent Leather, Cong Caters,
" &" Calf Oxford Ties,
Ladies fine Kid Boots,
" Z" Calf and Kid Bootees
" Toilet Goth Slippers,
d" Wooden Slippers,
Children and Misses fine Calf BOOtees,
q Goat Skin 6Ootees.
Together with variety Of other work. which the Ladies
and Gentlemen very respectfully invited to examine
before purchasing feel well assured that suit
them.
Come and look at themil The work win show for ITSELF
y26-lm BUG
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Groceries.

Groceries.
N7E prepared TO furnish plantation supplies Of every
w kind, and would invite the attention Of Merchants
a'd Dealers TO stock whi:h will all be complete
and consists in part at present. OF the foeing articles
80 hhds Sugar; 4GO bags Coffee;
15 u bass Salt; bnO barrels salt:
goo boxes star Candles; 25 barrels Whiskey;
100 pieces Tagging; 2'9 hall pieces Baggng;
200 As inch Begging; COO coils Rome: together
with all other articles usually kept in establishments
JOHNSON, HORNE CO.,
B3l Broad and Market sts
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BANDUSIA SEMINARY,
NHE session of this Male Boarding and Day School
situated on farm Of 10 on the middle Franklin
TurnpOO ~ miles from Nashville will commence on the
1st Of September. [jyS1-1ml NATH'L. CROSS
CARD.
AM manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foundry
In this city a good assortment Of STOVES AND HOI.
LOW-WARE, viz: Ovens Potts. Sklets and Lids Sad-Irons
and Androns Of different patterns for the who
tail trade at small profits.
Also, Tin, Copper Sheet Iron Ware ofthe quality
at low figures lew hne chamber Of Britannia War
and Nc. Refrgerators, hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gut erng Wit
Tin or Copper
az Old Copper Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken In
eI-hange for my manufactures.
H.. DoRRIs
N3O-6m No. College St., Church ct
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET,

FOR TAE STATE,
NELL s. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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WHEAT AND BACON.

ME desire to purchase Wheat and Bacon for which
W We will pay the highes Market value in cash.
jy31 JOHNSON, HORNE CO
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For Rent.

THREE Rooms Cherry Street, opposite Bramble 4
BrosDrug stcre just below the College Term, moder.
ate, apply to ROBERT DUNCAN,
aus1 Patriot Once, Third Story.
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+. K. ZULLIUUFFEK.
p. L. NoRrHRUP, ESQ.,, on behalf of the Ameri-
can General Committee Of Kings county, Brooklyn,
New York.
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". n bEhhT q 90. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE By the Rev. d..
Caird Of Scotland
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SOUTHERN PUBLISHING II o. Il !,
- l2l Main ST., Richmond u w. RANDOLPH
has just published the following new works:
MATTHEW'S Digest of the Laws of Virginia. Sc
or $3.50 by mail, post paid. This is a work long
FAMILY Christian Album $l5o pure book for
VIRGINIA Politics in 1885, with life and portrait of
Gov. Wise, will be ready March 5th. $780,
This will be the Democratic text book.
EDITH Allen, or Life in Virginia. By Lawrence
Neville. 81. 1t is the best work from South.
GRIGSBY'S Virginia Convention of l776 $I.5O-
A volume of rare and precious history.
UNCLE Robin in his Cabin in Virginia and Tom
without one in Boston. By. J. W. Page. 81
Too much cannot be said of its true and correct
picture of the Southern Stakeholder.
MAGRUDER and Orvis Debate on the Punishment
of the Wicked and the Kingdom of God. 1t is
DEW'S Essay Slavery; Soc. Fletcher on Slavery;
81: Tinid statesmen should read these books
and be satisfied of the blessings of slavery
BEVERLY'S History of Virginia, with Plates So
50; vivid instructive and pleasant picture of
ment and Adventure. 1t contains the peculiar
humor of the South.
JEFFERSON'S Notes on Virginia. New edition
$3.50. Astounding in profound thought and philo.
sophical deductions
VIRGINIA Debates of 1899. New edition. ST. So
Politicians who never read it, swear by this
WALKERS Memoir of Rev. VIM. Duvul ST.
1t stands high for grace of style and loveness of
CAMPBELLS Colonial History of Virginia $3.50
Enriched with many original facts and explana-
tons.
RUFFINs Agricultural Essays. Sl.25. Buy 1t,
and the earth will return the compliment with q
smile.
VIRGINIA Historical Register vols at 81. In.
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