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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-04
New Publications.
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1 vol svo. cloth. ~
JUST RECEIVED By
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Old Books on Theology



!. FUILER's (Thomas) Church History Of Britain.
evois.
2 The Works Of that learned and judicious Divine,
Mr. Richard Hooker. 8 vols.
5. Or. ISAAC wATTS-his Complete Works vols
4. wARBURToN's Divine Legation OF Moses. 7voIs-,
Old calf. *
5. LEsLTE's Theological Works. 2 vols, folio.
9. FABER on the Prophecies. vols.
I. NEWTON on the Prophecies. vols.
s. MoSHEIM's Ecclesiastical History. vols, calf.
| 9. LELAND'S DeisticaI Writers svols-, calf
10. CAMPBELL the Miracles. vols
IL. GILPIN'S Exposition Of the New Testament. 2
vols.
IL HAIpEN's Paraphrase of the Books of job,
Psalms, Proverbs, sc.
IS BIAIR'S Sermons. 5 vols, calf
"a. GERARD'S Biblical Criticisms. vol.
Is. HowEL's Complete History of the Holy Bible.
vols, curious plates.
16. STACKHoUSE'S History of the Bible. vols
4to.
H. HoRNES Introduction to the Critical Study the
Bible. vols
IS. DwIGHr's Theology. 1 vol, 4to; half calf fine
copy
10. LEIGH'S Critica sacra. lvol., folio.
20. BURNEr's Bishop History OF the Reformation.
vols folio.
81. BURNET's Bishop History of His own Time. i
vol, svo.
%. CIARENDEN's Qord High ChanceIlor) History
Of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England.
vols, folio; fine copy
.. TILLoTsoN's (Archbishop) works. vols. To-
lilo.
"a. BIBIICA sACRA. 2 vols. folio
%. CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF CANTERBURY-Its
History and Antiquities, with the Lives Of abe
ArchbishoPs, Priors, &c. Numerous fine Plates.
! vol, folio.
%. CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF sALISBURY-nIis-
torical Account Of Numerous Plates
81. THE WORKS Of the learned ISAAC BURRow 2vols ,
folio.
rs. WARMERS Illustrations Of the Book of Common
Prayer and Administration Of the Sacrament aud
other Rites and Ceremonies OF the Church OF Eng
land. / vol, folio.
%. BRYANTS (Jaeob) Observations upon some pas
sages in Scripture, which the Enemies OF Religion
have thought most Obnoxious, and attended with
Difficulties not 10 be surmounted. vol 4to.
80 BRYANr'S Ancient Mythology, with nearly Fifty
Fine Engravings, including the Marlboro Gem
3vols., Alto; calf; fine copy
81. GoADBY'S Illustrations Of the Holy Scriptures
vols, folio; velum.
80. FoX'S Book of Martyrs. 1 vol, folio; many
plates; fine copy.
SO. CIARKE's or. SamueD Sermons on several Sub
jects 4vols., folio; fine copy.
"a. HARGRAvE'S History and Description Of the An
Gent City of York. vols, calf.
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For sale by GRAVES & MARKS.

For sale by GRAVES & MARKS.
LEBoSs Of the Rev. C. H. Sturgeon, and also Spur
geon's Gems, being brilliant passages from the
discourses of the Rev c. H. spurgeoH New York.
| Sheldon, Brakeman & Co. Boston. Gould & Lin
| coin.
| This, the ''fourth series" of the sermons of
Mr.. Spurgeon is issued in very good style.
More than hundred thousand volumes of
his works. we are told, have been already cir
culated in America. and as the demand for
them is still kept up we have every reason to
| believe that his sentiments, or bis way of
expressing them, has taken strong hold upon
public opinion. And we have no reason to
doubt either, but that their usefulness has
been commensurate with their popularity.
For ourselves we acknowledge to having
entertained somewhat of a prejudice in OPP
position to the great English preacher. From
frequent extracts which we had read from
his discourses, and more especially from per-
sonaly notices of him through the Press, we
had become impressed with the idea that the
English divine preached, not so much JESUS
CHusT, as the--Rev. c. III. Sturgeon. We
something of a fanatic withal: but fanatic
with "method in his madness, THE aim
aud purpose of that method" personal
effect. But an examination of the volumes
before us, has greatly ameliorated our per-
haps unwarrantable prejudice, and shown us
many things to admire,--some things to love.
We believe now that Sturgeon is an earnest
man. He is eloquent too, 'pungent in his
applications strong in denunciation. firm in
doctrinal opinions. and we think powerful
interpreter of the Holy Book.
The Gyms" are intended to be read as ex-
hibitions of his best style, his enthusiasm, his
energy and his flight of imagination. They are
earnest thoughts" and graphic pictures"
revealing the strength and individuality of
his mind. There is at times a quaint, life
like energy about them that reminds one for
chilly of old JoHS BUNYAS-the Immortal
Dreamer. 1t is a book to be REQUIRED to fire.
quently, and its lessons conned with care.
Any one of the gems may be read in few
moments, but they will do to think about
for hours--nay. and for days. For sale by
Graves y Marks.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Der. 1853
This number of a standard Review contains
the following articles
1. France under Louis Napoleon. a
2. Indian Heroes. .---
3. F. w. Newman and his Evangelical |
Critics 81
4. Travel during the last half Century.
8. The CALAIS Tragedy.
6. Realism in Art; Recent German Fic- |
ton.
7. Outbreak of the English Revolution,
1912.
s. Contemporary Literature.
1t is unnecessary to tell our readers how |
well they will like If they read, how much
they viii lose il they do not read, Articles,
list, 2nd, 4th, 5th, aud 9th, this number of the
Review. Il is emphatieally .'star' number. !
$50 mote il be-" dianags.
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sam Vanleer a. Co.,

And shall be pleased to the old friends and Gus
toners OF the late firm assuring them of my best ef
fort 10 warrant continuance of their liberal patron.
age bestowed on the old firm.
Dec. 4.-I SAM VANLEER
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HAVING purchased the entire interest of A W.
Il MCCALL in the firm of MCCALL, VANL.EER 4 co.
shall continue the Hardware Business at
the old stand, No. A. South Market Street. under the
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rTyHE Trustee OF STEWART
Z IL OWEN i nader The nscassay Of 800
selling out The entire stock BY De. lF77s7W+ y
crntter next. Thoss IN need % <
RANGES. slows 81 all sorts and s~S<
siEes. CRATES. SCALES. MANTf1S.
KETTLES. scuTfLks. TIN WARE, HOLLOW WARE,
and FAME LIONS, invest their money %
great advantage uloss indebted 20 ; 4 q. are re-
minded lhEt a u much cheaper 10 settle wah the
Tfaslee than VIII oficer, and ara respectfully
sassina 70 ea a. stewart oweas cid Stand, Ne. Il
h2rkEl zlEeeE octl-d&wu
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-04
Hen Aopertisrmfnts.
+ Paper ! Paper!! Paper u!

1000 Reams of Letter, Cap, Note and Account
Papef; Ruled and unruied, plain and fancy coiors-
great variety. direct from Mills, and for sale at low
prices, by EfhfTEs F. HAGAN,
dec4-u Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-04
Gen. Quitman and the Spirit of'76

A LONG with excellent lot of Pocahontas Smok-
n ing Tobacco has lust been received from the
ufacturers Halsey x Booker, of Lynchburg, Va, at
j. w. Langley Co.'S, who are selling the Langhorn
l. Armistead Tobacco lower than usual -.
J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
dec4-H "A Union street.
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DISSOLUTION.

INHE partnership heretofore existing between the
= subscribers under the firm of MCCALL, VANIEEH
CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent A.
w. Mccall retiring from the firm. Sam Vanleer is
alone authorized 30 the of the firm in iqu
daton. A W MCCALL
Nashville, Dec. 2, 1858. SAM VANIEER
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A u CTION CA RID
Vhe Cash Trade.

Turing the present we will be well sup
IL piled with every variety of Goods Merchandise,
&c, which will be sold ut unusually low rates.
Country Merchants, well City Dealers,
would do well % attend sales. No Goods bought
on our own account; nor can receive Goods for
Auction, from others, with limits
dec1-G BENZ. r. SHIELDS.
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House Furnishing Goods.


HAVE for sale an interest Ia PRINTING OFFICE
i doing a prosperoas business IN thriving town.
Persons wishing - embark IN this Kind Of business
viii and this rare chance
uoxSa-u =. X SLAStD(k.
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n V B H zC = n Il n
S T o V E S, &C., &c.

Uh IhtIfsHay, the Ibth list,
A 10 O'Clock, will sell at Public Sale to the high
n est bidder, at Stewart j OWENS old stand, No
Il Market street all the stock hand consisting of
the following articles:
Coal Ranges. for cooking;
Heating Stoves, for wood and coal, different sizes
and patterns;
Franklin and Parlor Stoves;
Marbelized Iron Mantles
Mantle Crates, fine and common;
Stock Kettles;
Brass Kettles;
Hollow Ware;
Tin Ware;
Dog Irons, all sizes;
Platform and Counter Scales;
Timers Machines, Tools, Benches, &c, and numer-
Gus articles not enumerated.
The sale is pursuant to Deed OF Trust executed by
William Stewart, (see Book No. 27 PIP $40 554 in Re-
gIster's office } and therefore without reserve.
TERMS or SALE.-All sums under $40 CASH. over $40
three months time.
GEO. B. GOODWIN, Trustee, &c.
dec2-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-04
The Graefcnberg Vegetable Pills

Cures Headache, Cures Nervousness,
Cures Foul Stomach, Cures Acid Stomach,
Cures Bad Breath, Cures Jaundice,
Cures Costveness, Cures Collie
Cures Dyspepsia, Cures Fevers,
Cures Palpitation Of the Heart.
It combines the virtues OF other Pills without their
bad effects
1t opens the bowels gently, and is not drastic nor
gripping.
1t is the best Pill in the world.
iCiH guarantee thai all the GbOre beneficial effects lc
be deTieed from the GrGefe7ibeTy PHI
s-4 J. +. BRIDGE, u. D., New York.
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Fever and Ague.

We hereby certify that have submitted the
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy 10 a close in
specion and scientific analysis, and have also tested
its curative qualities in severe cases of Fever and
Ague. We take great pleasure in saying that it has
proved completely successful, and that IL is a most
skillfully compounded remedy. II richly deserving
the confidence of our brethren of the Medical Faculty
and OF the Public.
s. II. MABEKRr, NJ. D., New York; CHAs. W. RE-
vILoAN, NJ. D., Wisconsin; WIN. II. SIAMINGroS NJ. ID.
Illinois; THos J. JOHNSON, M. r., Missouri; WAC
KrrrREDGE NJ. D., N. H.: Jas T. MORE, H. D.. Indiana;
Jso. Y. BENNINGTON. " D., California; WIZ. Y. ASH
ros, NJ. d., Louisiana
A. MACKENZIE, II College street,
nov30-tf Agent for Graefenberg Co.
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PheIan's Improved Billiard Ia
bies and Combination
Cushions.

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Protected by Letters Patent, dnteS-
-Febrnary TO- 1855, December s, 1851
October Is. 1885. january To- 1858.
nS- The recent improvements made in these Tables
mikes rsern unsurpassed in the world. They are
offered IN the scientific Billiard player as eonhn.
ing speed with truth, never before obtained in any
Billiard Table. Salcsrooms TS6aRd TSS broadway N
Y. Mandatory IS Ann street.
O'CONNOR 4 COIIFNnER
oct2l-d3m Sole Manufaci1r
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dec3-twtd
The Chest i'm the Stereoscope.


TUST received a large collection OF stereoscopsc
81 views on Glass and Paper.
Plain and coored at ali prices, from rs cents each,
and upwards
We have great variety Of views in France Eng
land. Swtzerland, Spain, Holland Germany and Aus
tria Also views Of the principal buildings in Paris
Madrid, London. &c. -
Scenes from the Waverly Novels, Eliiost's Groups,
Historical Sketches, Illustrations OF Natural, Hsto-
~, &c-, &c-
Copies from fine Statues, Raphael's Cartoons, sc.
Various groups with Ghosts, iSe.
Comprising altogether the best collection OF these
beautiful pictures offered in the city.
few ssereossoPes Of nne quality, at very low
prices 49, k49 - IA - 0ksA
House Furnishing Goods.
We are daily receiving new articles from New York
and nov have hand very fae assortment Of
Fire Irons and Standards
Coal Scuttles, Shovcis.
Old Dominion Coffee and Tes Pots.
Coffee Urns, eregues, Tea and Coffee Postal pat
terms
Oyster Plates and Dishes.
Covered Dishes Of every size
Dash Covers. &c, &c
oar assortment Of hne Cutlery Is complete.
sieca-u MACKENZIE MfSCHIS.
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Negro Man fon Sale.

A LIKELY MICRO MAN, Aged %, copper colo, =
n goSd house servant, eaFfasge driver. a., 1ils
b. $500 - II - eeiscs TO-DAY a the Ceuri- ase ase
ief cash l. K. GI2SOAk
aecs4 ..- saf A1ctloaozr.
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Rral estate SaIes.
North Eagcneid.
Most Valuable City Property.
Mt Public Sale.
On Thursday sth of December next

On Thursday 9th of December next.
on the premises AT IL O'Clock A NJ ] propose &c
~ Offer Public sale that eommOdisus Residence
corner of Chnrch and McIenore streets now Occur.
pied by Vim. II. Smith, Esq The Lot fronts 60 f,.er
on Charch and lbs on NcLemore street-House con
taris ten good rooms with necessary houses Gas
Fixtures, Hydrant water sc. II is one OF tie most
desirable residences in the city and is convenient To
all the business parts Of our city.
Afso-At the same time three xacant Lots iEoma.
dately adjoining the above fronting ach 10 feet ON
Church street, and running back los feet to an alley
The foregoing property is free from taxes
Terms.
For the House and Lot one-fourth cash-hah nee 7
and years credit for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest, payable IN hank and lien retained
For the vacant Lots credit of 3 years for
notes bearing interest and secured as above
VIII be sold privately If desired. For farther
particulars call
A. V. $. LTNnSIEY-
r. n "LAsCoCk, Auctloheer. novTs-td
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+ Time !; and that. Notwithstanding all that

of Time and that. notwithstanding all that
society may have told him, he is, so to speak,
mere plaything in the hand of some great
Invisible Superior, whose mighty power he
can neither measure nor resist, The idea is
well expressed, though it does seem to lean
little towards the wholly sqorthodox dogma
OF Fatalism but here is another good speci-
men of what many would call the "virile
yigor of the style, Did make my money
in that way, sirf Did 1, who commenced life
without shilling, and without friend in the
world. when had an operation on hand, lazi-
ly sit down, and fold my arms, and pait for
SUGGEST 40, sir, took off my coat, and
rolled up my sleeves,n knowing Jordan was
hard road to travel, we presumed and got
up steam, and, FORCED It'll Where there's
will, theresa way and if one plan wouldn't
bring it, l tried others, till l found one that
would. There was no idling, no doubling, no
faltering. I had begun the enterprise to
make money, and the MONEY HAD TO CONE
That is the spirit with which to go into bust
ness that the spirit with which you should
have commenced The Critic; and the spirit
with which you must take hold of every thing
in which you look for reputation. or money !"
We like the sentiment, though it was rascal
that said it, and we like the Poor Fellow
none the less for believing the author to be
rather queer FtIlos0.
For sale by GRAVES j. MARKS and W. T.
BERRY 81 Co.
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auluselnsnts.
miscellaneous.
Something for the Little Ones

PAPER DOLLS, and how to make them,
PAPER FURNITURE for the Parlor and Bedroom
ALSO,
& AN ELEGANT PLAY HOUSE, to accompany the
above both and two stories high with directions
how to make them all.
further supply received and for sale by
dec2 CHAS. W. SMITH.
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The NEW YORK PULPIT, in the revival Of 1858. A
memorial volume of sermons. New York: Shell
don, Brakeman & Co. Boston: Gould Lincoln.
London: Tribner & Co. 1855
The series of sermons presented in this neat
volume of nearly 700 PIP. appears to be adj
mirably adapted to the season which called
them forth. The reverend authors seem duly
| impressed with the idea that they are to
"preach Christ, and him crucified'' in prefer
ence to the doctrinal differences of Christian
churches. Would that all denominations
could al,oqys think so. There is but one
greater bore to us than doctrinal discourse,
and that is a controversial one. To some,
such sermons be blest, and we hope they are,
for we have such quantities of them that it
seems pity to class them all as "water
spilled upon the ground, ;" but to us, such
things are lost lost-a mere chaos of VERDI
age. We believe in calling sinners to re-
pentance," not comprising sea and land, to
make one proselyte, to any one church, and
we love to listen to a man who has the soul,
and nerve, and power to preach, not for the
enlarging of his o,cn sect. but for the glory
of God over all things, blessed forever"
Though the whole volume is worthy of an
attentive perusal, we may particularize few
discourses of extraordinary power, without
laying ourselves liable to the charge of ma
king invidious distinctions Any one of in
telligence, be he professor" or not, must
be pleased and profited by perusal of the
following sermons:
"Past Feeling"-By Rev. THEo. L. CUYLER.
" The Var Uhich knops no Erempts. and giUes
no q'Garter''-By WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS, D. D.
"7Ae Cross COntenpEatod'-By EDWARD T.
HIsCox, d. d.. and
"7'he life BdaLe,"-By JESSE T. PECK, D. D.
We trust that the volume may be widely
and permanently useful, as we cannot doubt
will be the case. We might make many fine
and forcible extracts but we consider it the
better plan to recommend all our readers to
obtain the book itself, and read and ponder
for themselves.
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Public Sale
OF
Three Beautiful Lots
ON JEFFERSON STREET.

ON SATURDAY NEXT, at the Courthouse Gate,
~ will sell Co the his hest bidder for Cash Three
Beautiful Lots fronting Jefferson street one lot in
Hasln's addition fronting SO feet running back la
feet. Two Lots in Halls addition fronting each So
feel Q inches running back about the same distance
These beautiful lots and determined TO
sell, will be a good chance for a speculation.
dee3-td +. r. GLASCOCK, Agent.
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A
Treasury of Reference.
w. 7. BERRY s. co.
IA We JUST RECETVED
Many Thoughts on Many Things:

BEING A TREASURY OF REFERENCE,
Consisting Of selections from the writings of the Known
Great and the Great Unknown. Compiled and al
phabeticaly arranged by HENRY SouTHGArE. In one
elegant 10 vol. Cloth.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH

I,HE subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
IL the psbitc. and % purchasers particularly the
supersr fAFesssaazs fianas, Manufactured BY him. A
spicadia assortment constantly on hand.
Cur Pianos have received a Premium two wears In
SUCCESSIVE, 1856 and lss7, al the Pairs o. the Aer
can flsttEte Crystal Palace, competition with most
Of the isldulg manufacturers u New YORK aud Bos
ton, and unquestonahly % the best quality Of
tens fnii ronHd and brilliant a. well dnssh and
durability. and nkiter ourselves, by the approval
~ renowned artists Ia Tenturng 10 say that ~
stand superior o. many others and equal 70 any
Grand ano regard % volume 81 tone and elasticity
% loach, hned with the greatest nfmness, which
Il very rarely met with In other Planes
We resFectfnlly soiioif examination from strang
err ard frietds cohvnee themselyes % the above
ranfad-. a.. HANSEN,
Manufacturer uf Piano FeFtes.
~ ukNkEooss, 90 csntsr strect, New York.
nex2&-dsm
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EOr Rcut.

THE house II Mrs. 5 Y n Stout Front street,
Il second door from the corner of Bridge 81 and
The square, and now occupied bv Mr.. JOKES as
boarding house. The fr'nt Is snitabie business
stand, the np3er part - family residence There
is also Blacksmah'. shop in the resr all Of which
will be rented together fT the year Posses
sion given LIST OF January next. Enquire or
nov20-u =. r. GI.ASCOCK, Agent
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Chancery Sale of Slaves.

DY virtue OF decree OF the Chancery Court ai
ID Nashville, rendered At its November Term, 1855,
in the case OF Richard Savage, ct al aTte, will
sell at the Courtyard gate, IN Nashville. ON THURS
DAY, THE 30TH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1858, ELEVEN
VALUABLE SLAVES, consisting Of two men, woman
and children.
TERxs.-A credit OF IL months will be given, notes
with approved security viii be required for the pay
ment OF the purchase money
J. II. MCDONALD,
dec3-twtd Admir- OF j. Savage, decd.
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FOR SALE BIZ
w. It. BERRY a. CO., Public square.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-15
the Sugar Trade Of rrar &c.
ST. PArRICK's CATHEDRAL.

fPsris July fb Jurisprudence Of the London Times
The Chan Der OF Commerce OF Nantes hes just published
paper the sugar question, In which points out the
importance, IN maritime and commercial point OF view,
OF introducing colonial sugar more generally into the
French markets Inc facts set forth In suppor Of the
aumens used are A. foows;-In 1855 the tonnage EN-.
poy ed In the OF colonial sugar amounted 70
Isl 600 tors ard In 1897 COO This TONNAGE the
opinion Of the Chamber, might be very materially In
creased by reduction 10 the duties colonial sugar,
10 put the Article more ON level with the home made
production
For ihet purpose recommends thst The dues sugu
shouid be es'ahshsd n a. owp nomc made, 4M the
100 kl'etammes French weet tuda, 9m Reunion, III.
The consumption 81 sugar 10 france n only AZ sllo-
grsmmes for each Individual while IN Belgium u " kiio
sranmes, VI England and Hoauo II k!ogramnes and in
the United States nearly 20 kcusmmes ny reduc Ion
IN the duty ard price che CONSUMPTION France meet be
rNsen 70 klogranmss head Nrce 1851 the stump.
hon Of sugar 10 snce las nearly half In
that year was 12l w0Ot0 OF horsmmes In 1874 15o;
snd IN 1851, 17s The production Of bone made sugar
hss also increased enormously Ia 1881 the qusny sss
4WOOooof kiogrsmmes; 10 1854, ~ coo 900; IN 1887
$4,000 ., and this year VII rot he icss has log,
0oc,oco