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AMENDMENT OF TIE SUB TREASURY ACT.


Notwithstanding the violent opposition formerly
manifested toward the Sub Treasury act it now
commands the appreciation of nearly every Amer
ican citizen. At the last session of Congress, the
following salutary amendments we're made:
UThst each ard every discussing officer or agent
Of the UGited States, having any money OF the
United Ssa es Intrused TO him for disbursement
shall De- ard he is hereby, pq1iTei to deposit the
ssm3 VITA tie Treasurer Of tie United States or
with some ole Of the assistant Treasures or pub
lie repositories and draw tor the same only in ia.
vor of the persons to whom payments 10 be male
pursuance Of law and instructions; except when
payments are to re made 10 sums under twenty
dJisrs, in which c.ses suca GIsbursiug agent nay
check II bis own ZANE, stating that il is TO pay
small claims.
"SEo 2. And be Il FURTHER enacted, That the
Treasurer of tie Uot5d States, assistant Tressur-
ers, ADD public repositories shall safely keep all
moneys deposited by aLy dsblrs.ng Cti 55r or dis
bursting sgsnt Of the Unuei States, sc well IS any
moueys deposited BY sny Recover, collector, or
other persons, which stall be tie money 8 of, or
due or owing to, the United States sud for fail
ure so to do shall be he'd guilty of the crime OF
enforcement Of said moneys, and subject 10 the
punishment provided FOR -emOs elements 10 the act
70 which this is 81 amendment
$50 3 And be IL further enacted That it shall
be the duty OF each ana every persoR who shall
have moneys Of the U.Ststes n his hands CT pos
s ssioD, TO pay the came to The Treasurer, the ss
stsnt Treasurer, or public depository Of the Unit-
ed States and take bis receipt for the same in du-
Du'icste, and forward one OF them forthwith to
the Secretary Of the Treasury, and for failure to
make such deposit when required by the Secretary
of tie Treasury and for failure to make such de-
pcst when required by the Secretary OF the Treas
urE or any other department, or the accounting
officers Of tue Treasury, the person so falling shsll
Do held guilty Of the crime of embezzlsment, and
subject to the punishment Tor that Cfsuse provided
IN The act TO " hIch this is az amendment.
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EMIGRATION r, Tr1A..--Tbs Galveston oGyi7iar

EMIGRATION r. TExAs.--The Galveston CfviIian
and Gazette Of the lO:h instant says:
"EmigrsIonto Texas is likely to be immensely
increased shorty. Throughout ell the ollsr States
tie interest is deep, wide, and increasing SINE
are coming Immediately, others after while, some
coming to look, Others waiting for reports from
their frierdJ The emigration even nov pouring
into Eastern sn1 NoFtheru TexS, where corr and
wheat are abundant, is very large Why Texas iy
not more sought is a mystery. Honestly, there
is not such another country in the Union. Such q
harmonious combination Of beauty Of scenery fer.
tify Of SOIL al health nsss Of climate, is not to be
found, in our opinion, anywhere else. And now,
Just before tbs railroads through every part Of
the State which they will shortly DO, is the time to
purchase land. .a-
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a UsEFUL Hrsr The San Antonio (Texas)
Ledger says!
parties coming to TeIss would do well to bear
in mind that there are no banks here, and should
make their arrangements accordingly. Many peo
pie bring their money in the shape of drafts or
bank notes for large amounts, and they are fire.
quently, ia consequence put TO much tic Bveuienca
by having to wait Tor SO indefinite period beE re-
they can turn them into hard cash The ffeulty
would be obvisted by their obtaining several ANAL
notes or drafts iutead Of one for large amount,
% the former can be much more readily mad
Available. We have cOuverse1 with some of our
merchants on the Subjects and they assure us that
the me he'd we have sug ested is the proper one to
be adopted, a., II necessary, the notes or drafts
can be divided among several parties instead Of
the emiqrsnt having to rely entirely upon ons for
the accommodation wanted"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-29

THE RcUrE TO TIE PAo;EIo Tho press of New
Orleans is endssvOrpg to arouse the city to the I'D.
y4ntages thatt possesses in having the shortest pas.
sage to the Pacific, by way Of the Tshusn:epsc
route Hitherto, person travelling from the Ms
sissippi valley to San F,ancisc3 had to 60 to New
York and then travel BY the Psrams route 6,2lS
miles when It is just possible, with sufficient CO.
terprise on the part Of the otizsrs Of New Or.
leans, to make that city the starting point for ell
the southern section of the Union and the CREST
point OF distribution of tie Pacific commerce. The
following is a comparison Of distances between
New Orleans and San F:aocisco on the shortest
route: To the mouth Of the Con zlcosIccs is 72O
miles, tie transit is 236 mile, from Fentoss to San
Francisco, 3O4; total ffOm New. Orleans to San
Francisco, $3.50 miles The distance from New
York. by the shortest route, Tehusntepec is 4 SIS
niles by Panama, tits 6.2l8 miles. New Or.
leans, therefore by establishing line of steamers
from that pert, sufficient to accommodate the
wants Of travel and trade and regular in their
trips, wcu'd become formidable rival to New
York in the Pacific trade.
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INTERFERING Re USIoE.-Gep. LA VEGA, the
Mezicsu General is stopping at WnEARDs' Hotel
at Washington, as is also Col MAI, who took La
VEGA's guns ard made him prisoner at tie battle
Of PslO Alto; and to complete the curious r..
union, Col. MAGRUDER, to whom MAY banded LA
VEgA over for safe keeping, is at the same hotel
1t must be pleasant, well as suggestive, to see
these warriors assembled at the same dinner table,
hOonobOing in friendly way, and popping cham.
pagn corks in 'tesd of nine pounders.
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80 PpsTNasrER ~ NENPaIs-

The re-spPoiu,msnt Of Col, VIZ. q. CARROlL
as Postmaster At Memphis Is as gratifying to bis
old friends in Nashville Is It Was acceptable to the
eitIEsns Of Memphis Ne are satisfied that be
vii earnestly eo-operals with the new Postmaster
General in correcting the many evils nov existing
q our mail arrangements.
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NV -SPRINIi ST0CK

I An nov receiving ny spring sIork 70 Bnols. ia
L shoes. &C. for thu spring Trade, consistlng Of
Ladies' KID Bo0tses, with aud Eithut heels, Lada "
me Las lns CnngFel Gaiiar1f Eif ana 81 % heels,
Ladies plain LastDg Caters, Ruskins and Slippers Soc g.
sh, French snd AaIefcal AID slippers, without
bee White and Black Satn and Nd Gai.sr1 leuny Lnds
and NEppear extra hEodered Bronze hofing 6lrpsfus
together siia large supply o. staple shoes ofWonan
misses a. children.
FOR GENTS
Zinc Stitched, SeWded and feEEed Boots, Ke Patent
LseihoI1 and ALI Congress Callers or a. Boys, Fouiks
Und Children Gents feu Leather and af stehed aed
Psggsd, OE0ri IisH and Low QuarIsrsd Dies shaes - ne
latss 81 lee I'd Anest WoIE 2aushp and material, also
good lot Of Aens Boys, fauhis and Chdreu'H Ca ana
Brogana HEAVY BTogans for PaHtaiion Wofk
,nds Please call ~ No Is Public Squlrs and sE-mne
stock. CHARLES B. HALL.
p She Var7 besl snd largest lot tz4
KIP ir5n Frame Travelling Trunks Yacs8 cirpsf BaEs
bit hsls Bnnst Boxes &c The city, whirh iuFila
9 Rac-a- aLLen-or. LnarzL--LL o D WI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-29

THs Hoe CsJLERA a lSimsls Remedy. The
disease ktown by tie shove name, a, d Whi:h is
almost sruhilafiug the p 10 some pats Of tbe
country, it is stii can be efeo uai.y aud speedily
cured by very simple rem ;dy. Il is NJ more
ual BY teaspOouiul Of copperas, Dissolved il
water and mixed with TIE animals food.-Phs-
burg Dispatch
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STRAW HAT AND BONNET
Esf0b7ishn1pnf,
New Arrival.
SPRING AND SUMNER sFoC

BOOTS SHOES, CATERS, BOoTEEs,
RUSKENS A. ID -ShHPIaE 1Rs.
WISH nost respectfully 70 call the allsntiun % NJ =
4 euEOmeu and purchasers - ny Spring aHdEdu-
assortment % BoofHAnz Shoes, which hava brau
elected IN pefsoa and manufactured order the
approved and fash8nubls asl Manuic.arers hF
Gentlemen, Ladies' Kisses Boys chi dfsn. Ts vss
and Hly lee are 70 numerous forth adFsras-
ment- feet eoEnlsu that can Eut boz style. qua and
prices. a. 3. kuHhHTSoN,
march25-diW No. IS College street..
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Nashville Theatre !
ONLY FOUR NIGHTS MORE or MATT PEELs
CELEkR ATED -.--
Campbell Ministries!

MoNDAY NIGHT, MARCH 50Iu-RachePs, or the Mar,
Agl sallaise.
TUESDAY, MARCH 3lsT-Macbeh and Megmsr!c Doc
ter. BENEFIT Of W " NsEcombs.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IsT--stst hevOUs Darksy.
THURSD Y, APRIL 2SD-- Distressed UOOrkos En-
II Pr esdDg the PIECES nightly change, negro Min
stT-lsy, DR. P. 4. JONES. agent
MATT FIJI, Manager, fmar24-td.
"a Tickets so cents, Servants and colored Gallery 9ic
Door open AZ OclOck-Coneert q cOnmen q At *.
lP Box once open from 10 % p, A n a. rem 20
P. NJ, when seas be secured upon application Mr.
huHtloys
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From the EaezrLg. lsrc.ru.
THE PUBLI-UERs OF The KNOXVILLE WIG
GAINED.

GAINED.
Small groups Ct oitiE9ns collected on our stree s
on ruesdsy evening last showed q rather unusual
occurrence had occurred In cons uuence of a
p,rs1nalv offensive art in the Knoxville Whig.
Of Saturday lsst, ". G. Swan, Z O., sent not5
TO Messrs, KinsOe and Rice, the PUBLISHERS OF the
paper, requiring an explanation or apology. They
ialliDg 10 return q satisfactory answer, Mr.. Swan
about noon met wi h hT Klnsoe Gs be was going
from lis Liice, ard wiki small csue slashed him
across the head and face till tIs weapon was worn
out, Kpsloe being confused by the assault made
very lDedeCtus resistaLCe. In about three Guar
tiers OF an hour afterwards, Mr.. Swan met With
Mr. Rec aud served min with the same kind; of sn
entertainment
Mr Swan was tsken before tle r cor Ter yes.
teIdsy Tor Trial and ss the p"bl have seen the ar
licle 10 the Whiy, We viii give bis remarks, near
as We can, in Justification oil MS conduct, and our
readers wi, be stls to Judge OF the ueds Of the
conrrtVsrsy for themselves
Mr. Swan handed the Recorder q copy Of the
Wing OF last Saturday and laid he admitted the
assault upon KiDsloe and r zee 81 d that the ne s
paper he lurn shed would show The grounds and
reason for his course He regretted that sense of
duty to himself had compelled him to commit a
breach of the peace but this vas oil be had to re-
get De did not desire to disable or mutiste
eiJter Of the individuals be had attacked, but
merely 10 olsg' see mem py puol C chESusement,
which be bad COat; that be would have avoided
d ffcllty with Mr. r &c, if be could have done so
consistently with ssEse OF duty to himself; thst
for reasons well knt wn to this community, there
was no honorable emu to be attained by an alter
cation with the desp cable author OF these articles
but that siucs bis publishers had been cared as
better men than himself if be hsd either sense Of
honor suy qualities OF gentleman, any soul, or
the sightes, courage, lie would endeavor, in some
way OIL or than the malignant use of his pen, to
wipe out the disgrace Whlcb attached TO him and
to them by their public chastiseueat,
Mr.. KtuslJe was tle only che Ct The other par
ties present and remarked # be had anticipated an
attack, be would have been better prepared
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-29

M We harm that Hon S. D Fnersou has Bp.
.scin ed A. N Wmgf ID, Esq, Clerk & master Of
Of the ChGBceTy Court q This place, 70 oil the
vso,ucv ocolsiooed by the resignetion OF Rsg.
Johp Z. Hamilton CalgMbia Herald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-29
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
Carter. Mckay & Co.

ON THURSDAY tho End OfAprI, lss7, At 10 o'clock A.
~ 81 we viii oder sale The f lowing articles
25 hhds Sugar. 81 Eross MAsona Backing;
lJl sscEs Coffee Isl b. j. shamrock Whis-y;
20 bhls ,wdsrsd Sugar 100 boxes Manufactured To-
- kegs Nal . assorted; bscco various brands;
100 d0ze Panied Buckets; 10 hhis Am Brsndy;
s. boxes Stea .iusCandles; bbls New YORK Gin:
. boxes Taliow Candles 10 bills 5 q Wine;
iru hE- B . Soap 10 Hth esGks Caiau IS Brandy:
50 o Fancy do; 25 OEs Smoking Tobre-
50 dozen emp red Cots: 25 bbis SmilhO K " h,syy,
80 drums iTssa FlggEi IS bills Lake Trout Psa; -
10 bhls Pecans, so bbls MackeFel;
IS toV,a 40 I HetTines; q half Do MaeEerri:
2jd zen Zinc Wash hoaTds; cs-es Safdineg.
= 700 extra CiEaIs; 50 casks S Z soda;
500 Wrapping PaPer, 100 boxes Glass ware asset
IS boxes w Chess; 81 doE n ewes;
IS barrels ider Vinegar 100 DO Pipes
75d0Z BiOOms Is bales GrSss Mats;
S bones Pr, Ctors Starch; IS boxes clothes Pms
lOJ0OV D Capsi tmar29l CART X, Mckay & co.
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"A, KERR g. co.

IMP RrsR5 ~
HAVANA CIGARS WINES, BRAaDIEs, Ee.
lust received b. steamers scotland aud CumbsrIsud
- large stock % Eo8ds Amaug which arss
500,05o CiEaFl. dus b,ands
ice baskets ChampngnJ vine;
50 boz ane Pos
s. huNes dus sherry
90 eaaka dne Brandiss;
q5 boxes Calhoun WhskFs
20 boxes FafGinaas
20 bbls has old B01rhou WI lsfyt
100 asses sDd, Dr., tn bottles.
ALso aus ass0rHsntof Frug., Cgtcknul Brcus Fuis
e Al IN d aHe sto-k Of Chsane uud sm frnv 1os--
Pipes Of ~ kinds aHd even thsBE thai ks ID our @
Whieh We will eel a. ne lowe pee ior ca.h.
All those owing viii psape cal and pag ~ we rst hsrs
MONEY, and laE.hsr tHda gsnca We c1nnos ave.
mars6-u A. KBRR & 60 q CsdaFst.
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SPRING STOCK !

LADIES FIVE BOOTS AND SHOES
An IN receipt % anUther la n hoae Ga Eluh ,---,
! Car, Son Pinish, CsnsEsss, Heel Bloth Italian !
Ciolh heel GaitrF XII slippers, reat varigty ii VI
These -hoes very haudtHue sad frsirrbia -
mhrehI7 john MANAGE, q College tlfeel.
TRUNKSg THUsKst
John RAdAGE, a. College street. has re- E.5i-11a
- eeiVed another lt o. he bsFt EnzlIlh Sole TffI
LealhsF Trunks and Vahc Hnd q a 70 g. eF III 81 III
Of cn1nHaan trunks, opsulng Jhls day.
maFchH JOHN RAmAGHr
To All " Hon "a alAk : t5ltt KRE- Il
Would earnestly solicit HOSE yot Indebted 10 ths .ast
ysuF AID be lats aru o. Ramags 3 Churoh b saii
tHout delay and settle. JOHN RAMAGE.
tahl q Cu1Ier1 rtra.rf.
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REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,
By
II. S. French g. Son.

ON TUEsDaT Morning, MARCH 3, 1857, Al 10 o'clock
~ NJ, viii OGeT for safe 10 front our Warehouse
Of Market and Clark srsets The fu0NinF articles
% wits
100 hhds Sugar; 900 bags Rio CoFss
IS bbs Loaf do 50 do Laguyra;
50 bbls Crushed dos g d. Java
90 kegs sup. carb. Soda; 1000 kegs Nails
81 bbs Vinegar le0 dozen Buckets;
lUe bbH MOlassesi 50 5bls Aaeksrsl, S0. ], 9, J;
10 bags Pepper; 50 bags Ginger;
= cerOons Indgo5 200 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Cheese, 2Co half bo1es DO;
500 bbs Whisky assorted eco guar. boxes DO;
bFznds; 200 boxes Tal0E do;
% bbs American Brandy; 10 bali bbs American Brady:
10 Ebls Gin 10 bbis Kun;
50 do Ju ius II Smiths . DO Oil Bourbon Whlak y
old nc erve Whisky; % De Old i've do:
100 600 extra Cigsn, Var- TOO boxes Chsr0ols;
Gus brands loo DO -bscco, ". r. Hrre'.
leo boxes Meirs Cigars aud other brands;
50 do Jars; 100 boxes rumblsFs; -.
Together with Spices and other articles.
msfchgs- d as FRENCH a SON
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THE WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAuRoAp -
The people along the valley Of Flint river are
ava ke upon the sItief OF Railroads. We under
stand, that, SATURDAY last an enthusiastic meet.
isg was held al New Market and preliminary o..
gaIiz Ition made, to build R )sd iron the State
line % the Tennessee liver, passing down Flint and
interesting the Memphis and Charleston Railsosd
ct or near Brownsboro. - HaatspiRs Dsmo9ras.
4hETeh %. a.
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H- At bail il the Faubourg ST. Hohors
there was lately an amusing instance of the folly
Of the fashion which substitutes steel for cr1olne
In the midst Of the ball lady lai1ted the chsnde.
lier Of the ball room had fallen with great deal
Of noise. She fainted, but che did not fall Sur.
ported by her steel petticost she stood like an
iufsnt 10 baby jumper, fanting only bust-length
Il was iEresisiibly comic-the room rang with
laughter, which better than any salts or any water
revived the sensitive lady, and restored her to her
wonted appearance Il not to he's wontsd good
humour.
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Opening Day!
The Ladies' will please remember that On next
Thursday, April I'd,
MRS. CROOKER

WIN exhibit for sale large stock Of the most bsnutifa
Faucy
BONNETs, FLOWERS, HEADsDBEsSEs,
CAPS, &C.
That has been offered in Nasnyls. Don't forget the
day. mars9-u,
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WE RpH Fesclly inform he ladies % nashville and
w TicnIiy .ibat WI Rpel Monday ne e.hs g1r
thirteenth regular opeAing day. ne largest eocs asa
elect stock oeened Do Nashville east Of - t. ~
any rsia ssiablishne1t binag ever nsH and norsl
da1gu from Paris London and E1atarn CT Of or eva
impOTlatoa aock and consists IN part 81
1910 kich Imported STYLES OF Fancy s0nEetss
ion Cases q Hch Paris. Hair and 5ugal blonds
Is Caaea Engiish straw and other plaza slJ.e
10 Eissss B0aasls, Childrsna kal, ep1FI 40
d0zsA Imported Imperial Chip Bounciss
- Boxes Pafa FlozIs fof Boa ass Pafoi and Bridal o.
oaslonE
- CaHt-a keh Ribbons, % every rev si5lsi
~ aelen hoop skirts; Misses aud Chidrsn 3 ditto
Farisald Spanish Pans 800 boxes kushai
i,ss { sfasols, az Qualities
= aae tioes q EmbToldeflss consisting Of eh
aalues se's "a Lace Jaconst WORKED Muan, Msurniar
se sletYes q ever dessfpdoa, Collars, sls.; Reh
9AeA 90 l Selafa, AausillE8 Bnrish end Crauntta
Lace ee fsra Embroidered Hand rFrrchiefs TrmnnEs
Bag ans hich Paris h0ud Laeas aua Inc II Pals uius
aud kd Glover Elastic Bells Fine aad N.diuu bss and
Fort Moniaas ans stock Of Combs Fancy Areisa tf
the les, 10 doz kch Mohair Caps aud Head Drsssss
win general assutmen Of usuigi, flncy, orrsisaial
Head Dfttsea and Variety GOoda.
We uasf 70 receive eeutnuanca % The parurree
orally extended 20 us uTthe past htssn year snd DO not
- undsraoid b. any esabiishsut civ Ne shall en-
pose, 20 merit -onlnuuucs amo liberal pa runsa.
n. " iSE, aHsuts
No as Uu0n Street, next d0oFto sllts Hant
III Bonnets bls aead shape altered II uuDeor sgvs
" b.-Country Merchants ana MiIHners auppsd % a.
Ieasonahis tefas a. purchasing sa bHl Eeods E.sl
Yea may depend On gstung Faahonabs BOunet e. ear
hog1e mAfaa 7-lT
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Agricultural Books,

lust received Jy HAGAN & BRO, Market strest Nah
" Willis GARpgyISG FOR TIE SOUTH. ~ d..
Kitchen and Fit Garden. wish the best methods Of beS
iardeanz nJaining mOlss o. culture and dsseTs5n, A.
species and varieties Of the Culinary Vszsjablss Fru
Pins found 0y trial ad -ped 70 the States OF ~ No..
Pen slyania with GlrdeniHg Calendars for he
same By VIM. n. White, Of Ab1ens Gsorgia
: THAER-S AGRICULFURE. The Principles Or lvri.ul-
tule, by Albert D. THasr; translated By VIM sba s1s
CuInbsrt Johnson ESQ r. K 3. With Memcir OF ne
STEPHAN S BpUKOF rHE Farm A com pl,ts r.,I4a
- he Farmer, steward, P'0Uman Cst,sman, Shepbsrs
Field Worker, and airy Maid. Ath Four Hundred ~
F. y Hu-irstos 10 which are added Explanatory Notes
Remarks ash SINNER Really one Of he best books
Tor q Farmer 70 posses. Clio h.
Bikes Farmer a. Home, IOuats, RandalI and Ehlu
Buis1s Am. FoHsr Garden n re Shepherds Own
Bui.ps Family kitchen Gar snila's Landscape e.ra.,.
Eorson's Isiealid, and Prae- Giosnds, l'si'1''
ieai Ar ooIluro, Weeks % The Honey Be.
JohnstOr's IA eChlsm Of Az pa ef IS cts
rcu tars' LhemlsirJ, Cor Wilson Cultivation OF
JObnsioa's elements ola ri Miners An Bos-KssDsr.
Geology, 9uiaby. Mysteries Of Bee
cultural Chemistry and Cottage 8 Farm Bes-ksepsF
ang's Landscape Gar GUIDE,
Fessndss ouplss Farm ETsry Lady 51G own Fios;
Gardener, Gardener; paper 25c
Fessonden's An. Kitchen The Amer can Rose Cultur-
Gardener cloth. go 49,. isl Papsr IS eta.
Nashs Progressive Farmer, bislly e MarRan H0Fsss
Richardson sDOmestiS toH' hiness sugar Cans and Su
Richardson IN tle hOr1e- gar Maxi z,
Varieties, Breeding, &C SaHtORs Rural Hard Boota
Richards On the Diseases vols,
and Management q the 8emaHts Rabbi Fanesg; "a
H.,z per IS cts,
Richardson on the Desrue Rsem,ln's Vine Drssaers
Itiu 81 ths PsEts Of the Mah~al,
Farm, nellie Fruit, FioEer, and
Richardson on The Hive and brEetaba Gardeners
HOGey BE, Companion,
Nib aud stevens the brow neh American Poultry
Cow q Dairy Hus0andTy, Yard,
SINNERS Elements Of Ag BfVWns Field Book o. Ma
culture, nuns
TOpham's Chemistry Made HanpeT's Dig and Gun.
Easrs for The " Sktl;ul HonssWifs. paper,
IA mefs, ChoTtsn'a Grape GroWeTu 4
Aliens Treat sc on the Cui- Gaide paper 50 cts,
ture 81 the Grape, Whites GaroeninE Tor the I
Allen the Diseases OF Do. SOUth,
site Animais, EaslWoO Manual FOR Cul- i
Allen's me icauFarm Book tiVating tas CRANBERRY,
Al ems kursi AFch lecture Johns Dictionary Mod
PsFdee on Jh5 Cultivation q Gar sniBE,
tie sra berry &c, Persoz on The CaltuFs Of The Il
Feeders Farmer's Land Mea- Vine,
SUR American Agrieultar1t, 10
Phelps Bee keeUsT'R Char, vols,
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