davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21
WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HERoIsM,
Rom sEMIRAMIs TO EUGENE.
A Portrait Gallery


FEMALE LONELINESS, ACHIEVEMENT,
And Influence.
WITH NINETEEN VERY FINE STEEL ENGR4y1NGs.
By FRANK B. GooDRtcH,
Author of The Court of Napoleon" etc.
In one Elegant Quarto youme-Tukey Antique or Gilt
Price, So So
The portraits from drawings by Champagne and wandes
ford-most of them authentic copiesand engraved
in the highest style Of art by Hail. Iapu Hoyer Jackman
LIST OF PORTRAITS.
Semramis, s. Diana DePoiters II. Marie Antonatte
2 Penelope Q. Anne Boleyp, IS Maid sarogossa,
s. Corneln, 10. Mary, Queen Of l6. Anne Hazeltne
1, Zenoba, Scots hudson
5. Beatrice, Il. Pocahontas II. Charlotte Bronte,
g. Joan dare, u. Nell Gwynne, IS. Victoria,
I. Isabella, 49, Lady Afoutagu 49, Eurenie
ILLUSTRATED CHIT BOOKS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HEROIsM, from senirouis to
Engenie Portrait Gallery of Female LONELINESS, Infu.
ence and Achievement Nineteen superb Steel Epgraviugs
By F. B. Goodrich, author of THE Court of NapoIeonr
4o-Tnrkey Morocco, full gilt new style
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON or, Society Under the First
Empire By Frank B. Goodrich Dick Tino) with superb
Portraits steel, its Beauties Wits and Heroines
TIE JOSEPHINE GALLERY-with eight Portraits, col.
ored hand Edited by Alice and Phubo Cary-Royal
Svo.
THE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR ls59-wh Contrbu.
tons by, and Portraits steel Of Irving Bryant Long
fellow, SAKE, Prentice Holiness Cozzens Shelton HaIIeck
Fay TX Marvel and Bayard Taylor-koya 8vo extra gilt
illuminated.
And a variety of FLORAL GIFT BOOKS, with beautifully
Coored Steel Plates.
All the above supplied Booksellers Dealers a! the New
York wholesale prices, by
JAMES STRTNGER,
Agent for Derby Jackson,
al 2p6t 81 Camp ST., up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21
nrrLLrNRRs


Aud others IN the trade, are invited to examine LARGl
STOCK OF DESIRABLE RIBBONS, which we can ofier (
them At OVER PRICES than they eau procure tfn az mn
importer or jobber
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & Co,
Il6 Canal street,
dzl 2p3t One door from Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

JAS r. DICKSON begs to inform his friends that he will
receive per steamship Cahawba large lot of Goods suitable
for Christmas and New Gifts and has received ustruc
tons to sell them any price CASH The stock consists
IN part of the following articles, viz
REAL LACE SETS from 50 to 50.
vALENClENNE LACE SETS of all prices.
POINT ALENCoE AND APPLICATION COLLARS AND
SETS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS,
REAL AND IMITATION LNGE Wells.
CHILDREN's EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS AND PE1GNofRs.
LADIES, AND INFANTS ZEPHYR GOODS of every
description
VALENCIENEE AND TULLE LACE CAPEs.
BALLOONS AND PRINCES Of all kinds.
BLACK AND coLoRED yELvETs AND FANCY RIB
BoNs.
HOOP SKIRTS AND BUsTLEs ..-...- .,..
KSON'S
Lace Embroidery and Trimming Store,
No. 1888 Cpnal street,
800 2p3t Nextdoor to D. H Holmes Dry Goods Store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

hBr Over in Ten Manifestations In mind that
1t is established by nnimpeaehahe proofs that NO CAuSTfC
burning drying substances contained in CRIsTA
Ro's HAIR DYE and human being can detect the tIs
ene between natural coors and those produced BY dis nrpa
ration Applied in ten minutes by all hair Dgssers Eor
sale every where
d8 2plm&w eRIsTADoRo, No. 8 Astor House. N. Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21


NETS one case Misses and Childeh5 HATS; also hand
some assortment of Elegant Paris FLOWERS, FEATHERS
| HEAD-DREssEs, RIBBONS etc. ct.
CARBOHYDRATES.
The especial attention of ladies is called to the large and
choice stock of RICH LACEs in Point d'Alencor Point
Brussels yaencenne, also, Embroidered HANDKER-
CHIEFS, COLLARS SLEEVES sETs, etc. All of which is
offered at the lowest remunerating prices
JOHN TODD,
d2o 2p8t Iaand a Gbartres street.
NO. 86 Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS
OPENING OF THE WINTER FASHIONS u!
HAVE ARRIvED-Now REAnY-FoR SALE
ALL THE NEW STYLES,
At wHoLEsALE AND RETAILl
City and Country Trade supplied.
THE WINTER sTYLE-FINE BELDEN six and CASH
mere-Fashionable
THE BEAUTIFUL NIAGARA HAT-In Grey, Brown and
Black-Glozed Top, silk Plush and Velvet
THE LATEST oUT-THE PIrcoLoMINI HATH Fine
Velvet Plush Cloth Beaver, rur, etc.
STIFF BRIMs-THE DOUGLAS" sTYLE-Brown Fur,
Black Beaver, Drab Cashmere and Pearl stiff.
EXTRA SMOKE, GABLE" BANDs-THE CABLEHAT-
The Army and the Nicaragua MAT
CAPS of Cloth, CAPS of Fur GAPS of Plush and Velvet
For Infant, Child Boys, Youth and Men oftaste
Ladies' Fine Sill Satin and Velvet BoNNETs- Spring style
at wholesale.
Ladies Pnristan Straw Trimmed Infants Jockey and Misses
and Ladies' BOOMERS .....z.
Boys and Mems NAVY CAP and COVER; the Kansas style
Bengal, Havelock Young Ameica-In Cashmerette col
ors; also the Great Western.
Ng-The cheapest Hat Establishment in New Orleans the
most extensive assornen-the mist Fashionable Goods
S. E, GRUAtAN & CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
No So Magazine street Of Grayier New Orleans
ago 2pJal Add g Broadway, New York.
III. L. .NaepeW,
GENERAL sTATIONEB, PRINTER
.. And
Blank Book Manufacturers
4O.-............,. CAMP STREET,. 40
Opposite New Buildings Of Canal Bank and Nessrs Smith
d Cd,
Is now prepared furnish every article his line required
by
BANKS,
CoUNTING-HoUSE7,
COTTON FACTORS,
COTTON PRESSES,
STEAMBOAT CLERKS, etc, etc
LETTER, CAP AND COMMERCIAL
Writing Papers, #
- 49, r,oo,., Foreign and Domestic Nanulactur
JOURNALS,
LEDGERs
CASH BOOKS.
CHECK BOOKS
orel sizss, and every style of Binding.
LETTER COPYING BOOKS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

R0-Lodies, ARE you afflicted with Nervous-
ness Dyspepsia Want of Energy, Weakness Dizziness or Sick
Headache cad the following:
o. NJ Hulshzer Doylestown, Pa, June 81 says my wife
has been afflicted with Nervous Debility since September
1851 since which time have unable to find any
or medicine that would benefit her in the least until one day
called at the store of Dr. Harvey this town for some fine
ture iron and described to him the Affections of nv wife
he then handed me lot of papers read among which
found describing HoofRnd's German Bitters mmedt
aey procured few bottles from him am pleased to state
that the use oil the Bers has done good than all the
medicine she has heretofore taken wish YOU 10 send ma a
half dozen bottes.p
These Bitters are sold by druggists orekeepers in
town and village in the United States Canadas West Indies
and South America, at 10 cents per bsttle
Principal office, AIS Arch street, PHILADELPHIA Pa
See that you get HoofRnd's German Bitters
Sold IN New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
O vs. NOS II ana l5i ohartres street. d 2pImAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21
Jasst ReCeiUed,


BNSg RSeCeiUeG,
CARINET CHAMPAGNE, half pints.
PIPER HEInsICK "a quarts and pins
Roy4f urvrrp -.
LONDON ,rR-shbof,.
t,BIrrrs -.
Wines, Cognac, BrandIcs, etc.
BRANDY CHERRIES
+. LAGRANGE CoGNAc, ISIS, Pale
STAR rnf,, 4 ',1g,z. &C ~.
lsa1
y6evard iss5 an nroos
1s@o p,.,.
O' A"N
i'"NoSits'le' l'i0 fa'e.
BY ANY KIND OF PACKAGES,
Marsauz.
oosdEstournen.
'>s y ,ls,T, l,-9 a, ,s ,,n,,
PoNrET eANSET-ebas. Gtscoars.
IN CASKS Ha[r I CASKS Ss' ayn poxps
y, =, .,r-,,r-r-,.
FORT WINE.
SHERRY WINE
MADEIRA VINE,
4,-5,,s,-, ,,,,-r,, ~, ~, ,,,, l,,-,,,
r..
NEW cbAEEr WINE of the roputod crop of 1857 in casks
and half casks.
FRUITS in their Juice.
BRANDY CHERRIES.
EMMY DENTJOuNS-1 . r r gals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

10 Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.-Xye
have been often asked which is the best Sewing Machine
in use and to satisfy ourselves have spent some time in
ming them ALL and now give opinion readers for their
benefit.
We purchased one of the above named Machines and have
tried it on every kind Of work required in family and it
the oest satisfaction doing its work very rapidly neatly and
stronger than the usual hand work Ii is much harder 10 rim
work done on this Machine than done in the ordinary wa
i Is neat and tasty being nicely finished and to an an
peannce simple beyond the possibility getting out Of rena
oSoroh"y use III very strong and durable we are well
assured one OF them II out in years of constant
Ith0s already saved talors dressmakers BIN enona Il
onr family TO pay It's cost and think it a very rof5l
investment TO say nothing Of its ana the hours of
needle work that it saves mother We most enpbatiea,
pronounce this the best Sewing Machine in use and he create,
laborsavng Invention Of the day
Aessrs. WHITNEY LYON, who are the propretors Of
eSe aSanes nave snesroom at i5 Broadway New York
Chicago Herald
NJ $, HEDRfCE, Agent
w zpo"i%" IS Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21
Gifts
GIFTS.

Theo3o1' DuIsxiger,
22s and go ROYAL Street Corner Of ST. PHILIP,
BRANCH STORE AT JULIUS DANzIGERts,
l25 RAMPANT date Circus Street,
Has Just opened his NEW GOODS for the Christmas Holt
days such Embroidered Collars, Sets Hmdkerehefs Silks
Yeyets, Ruban, Ghinelle shswIs Map,le shawls
SILK and Wool PoPLIN DRESSES at 81 o. with great
variety Of
New style Prints,
Which Will be sold Mt TEN GENTS PER YARD.
Country merchants will do we'll to examine their prices
before purchasing elsewhere, an 2atf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21
More Cheap Goods
MORE CHEAP GOODS!
D-t G K S o MS

LACE EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMING
STORE,
No, 1853 CANAL STREET, next door to D H Holmes, Dry
Goods Store
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

French and Irish Linens.
Received new supply of
l2f FRENCH LINEN SHEETING,
"a TABLE DAMASR
l24 ROBBINE
EMBROIDERED MUsLINS AND MOSQUITO BARS:
FRENCH AND IRISH LINEN SHIFTING,
BIRD EYE DIAPER, etc.
J.LEVOIS & Co,
d2O 2p8t corner Canal and R,prho, straets "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

Lace and .UlgsLte Curtains.
In order to close consignment will offer for SALE from
Monday, 10th inst
2OOPAIRS LACE CURTAINS
l6U MUSLIN ..
At COST
J.LEVOIS & CO.,
d2o 2P3t corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21
HS6i

d2l 2p8t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
Reading Matter on Every Page.
Retrenehment of ExPenses--DecIine of the
Revenues.

Retrenchment of ExPenSes--DecIine OF the
Revenues.
We would like to have it understood, says the
Washington Union, that there is q wide difference
between the decline of the public revenues and the
sxtragavsnce of the administration. This difference
nay be illustrated by stating two current facts IN
connection with the revenues and the appropriations
and expenditures Of the government during the
present year:
Fret. The receipts of the treasury have greatly
declined.
Secondly. The expenditures Of the government
have been less than heretofore.
Those who charge the President with the issue Of
treasury notes and bonds should credit him with
the current deficit of the in order to get
At the true state of the accounts Had the income
of the treasury been wholly cut of, it is manifest
that still larger amount of notes and bonds would
have been required to meet necessary expenses ;
because the amount Of cash on hand was insufficient
nor would the administration be properly oharges-
Bile with such condition of things. The recent
revulsiOu acting directly upon foreign trade, has
reduced the revenues more than one half; and this
fact is a sufficient justification for the issue of treas
ury notes and bonds. The present condition Of mo-
notary affairs was, 10 great extent anuc PaIeu W
the head of the Treasury Department and by the
President f; and every effort was made to induce
Congress to limit the appropriations to correspond
with the diminished reoeiP IF the exchequer- The
efforts, too in spite of the extraordinary demands
arising from the despatch of large force to Utah.
have been, in a great degree, successful The e1
penses Of the government have been largely re-
trenched. not in amount prOpOrtiOnedtO the dimin
ished receipts, because that was impossible
Besides, it is believed the striking diminution Of
the incomes Of the treasury cannot be of long con-
tinuance The almost complete suspension of i'm
norris which we have witnessed within the last eigh
or nine months indicates rather healthy and recu
perative process by which the enterprise Of The
nation will soon recover its WonIed tene and energy
We know OF NO possible injury which is likely Il
result from the present depression to any Of Ou
great interests, not even to the treasury itseli
which, enduring temporary embarrassment, vii
be placed on q substantial foundation and be read!
for and realize future successful business.
These facts instruct that it is something Wors
than folly to say thst the temporary wants Of tn
treasury are in e sense ohargesble to the admins
trauon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately endorsed
Proposals or Class No. uame tho class for the navy yard
name the yard viii be received at this until
second day q August next for furnishing and delivering the
several navy yards named the materials articles embraced
printed schedules which will be furnished application, and
By rsa % requested % persons desiring osr
Tor any or all the classes named therein By the commandments Of
the several navy yss for the classes yards under their
eoand or BY the agent nearest hsreo by the bureau
for any all the yards.
70 PreDsHt fuSi0E and Hisf0kss sedng he 0gs no
Old eotb be TecetCed toch contains classes than
gdd 81 one eDe0pe and each individual Of firm must sign
the bid and contract.
BIDDERS are hereby cautioned and particularly notified that their
oilers must be in the form hereinafter prescribed and be mailed in
hem no bid t0H Be considered aoAicR sAa BE- Fecred after
Of tAe mail.
70 guard against offers being opened before the time appointed
bidders are requested to endorse envelope the address
and draw line uuter the endorsement, thus:
"P0po51is Class No. eHans tis eEas) for tHe Adrg
Yard at g0d1le the yqTd)."
D. Q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06

1t is stated that all the members of the the sd-
minisratiOn concur in regarding both the principle
and practice Of the right of search abandoned BY
Great Britain. r.....
The government has resolved, it is said to des-
patch an efficient naval force to Nicaragua to pro-
leot our citizens there, and insure the opening of
the Transit route TO the commerce Of the world.
Late accounts from Paraguay indicate favorable
settlement Of our difficulty with that republic. Our
dispute with New Granada, however, is not likely
T. be adjusted speedily. The new constitution Of
that country was duly signed on the 22d of May.
II is now looked upon certain that the Cashier
ran convention will not be ratified unless prompt
measures are taken by cur government to bring The
New Granadians 10 terms.
The report that the MormOns had removed their
families to Provo is confirmed 1t is not known
whether Brigham YOuug accompanied the Mornons
or remained in the city. The Mormons have not
gone either to Sonora to the Russian Possessions,
as anticipated at Washington, but would do so next
spring, if any but MOrmOns we're placed there to
govern them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
.sThe Cotton PIant.n

A PrOslavery paper called the q Cotton Plant" has
bsep established in London 1t advocates the re-
opening ofthe Slave Trade and contends that the en-
OF Slave labor in the West India possessions
Of Great Britain is necessary alike to the prosperity
Of he Colonies and the mother country. 1t argues
hs an increased production of Cotton is required by
the wants of the world, and that this demaud can
only De supplied by the introduction of negroes into
that portion Of the Southern territory whiohis adapt
ed to the growth of this plant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
Al Cambridge, Mass

LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
AT Cambridge, Mass.
Tie Instructors IN tbs School are
Hon JoEI. PARKER, LID, Royal Professor.
Hon THEoPHlrs Parsons, LID Dane Professor.
Hon. Emory WAsHBURN, LID, University Professor.
TEyE course Of instruction embraces the various branches Of
the Common Law and Of Equity, Admiralty, Commercial,
international and Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence Of
the United States Library consists Of about 1900
volumes and works appear they added and every
effort is made to render it complete.
Instruction is given by oral lectures and expOston land by
Rotations and examinations connection with them, Of which
thor are ten every week Two Moot Courts also holden in
each week at each Of which previously given out, il ar
ei m four students opinion delivered by the Presiding
Instructor Rooms other facilities also provided for the
Club Courts and Assembly is held weekly for practice IN de
bate and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law and pro-
ceciings
Students may the School in stage Of their professional
studies mercantile pursuits and at the Of either
term. or in the middle other part OF a term
They are at liberty elect what studies they viii pursue,
corng 70 their Of their wants and attachments
The Aadema year. which Thursday, weeks
after the third Wednesday July, IS divided into two terms Of
twenty weeks EACH with vacation Of six weeks al the end Of
ed,h
During the winter vacation the Library opened, warmed, and
lighted for the use Of the members Of the School.
The exercises Of the next term will commence Monday
Applications for admission Catalogues, any further
nfomation may made to either Of the Professors at Cam
bridge.
Cambridge, Mass, June, 1853 jy6-law3w is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06

The steamers Arctic and Water Witch have been
ordered home from the Gulf They will repair 10
Washington.
General Johnston is to advance upon Salt Lake
City as soon as practicable after the arrival in the
camp of the reiniorcemeuIs and supplies in charge
OF Colonel d ffman and Captain Marcy Both these
officers probably reached Camp Scott about the lOth
of June, and doubtless by this time the army lie
chartered neay the capital Of the MOrmons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
NIOTICE.--whereas the LegisIature q enne..ee,

NTOTICE.--Whereas the Legislature Of Tennessee at It's
last session, passed act making the duty OF t various
respective Counties in order to ascertain me sense o. e
peope whether shall be called 70 re-
s or form new Constitution Of said State; therefore, l. John
W Hutton Sheriff Of Dickson county, do hereby give notice TO
the voters OF said county that will the LIST Thursday in
September next open and hold an election at the various pre-
ts of ad county for m purposs taking said vote Given
ui frj D. manu- - j. W HUTTON, Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
nrIll.n e.a..lE. sslllaE lntst &C


The New York Hsrald says: Another Ameriesn
vessel has been fred into of the coast Of Cuba
at as late day IS the 18th ult. On this oo-
eason there is some doubt as 10 who is the volunteer
high policemen Of the sea. The aggressive vessel,
Captain Mason, Of the bark Louisa, the ship attack
ed, thought her British. Whatever she Vas he be
haved very properly in hosting his colors and
continuing on his course
There are some antecedents for supposing that
new tactics have been adopted by the British cruz
sors in this natter Of overhaulng American vessels
It will be remembered that We published lately sn
account Of the meeting Of the United States war
steamer Arctic and her Britannia Msjestys steamer
styx at sea. on which occasion the latter hoisteu
the Spanish flag. and after running down 10 lDe
Arctic near enough to make out what she was al
tered her course and went off without exchanging
those oourtesies customary between national SHIPS
meeting at sea- It msy be that she hoped to escape
recognition by the Arctic after having adopted tins
unwarrantable maneuvre of hosting flag she wa
not entitled to wear This proceeding Of the S'y'
gives us some reason to doubt that the sgressor II
the late case Of the bark Louisa Spanish erl'
aer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
SHEPPA RD's
General Forwarding & Commission House,
HORTICULTURAL NURSERY & SEED AGENCY,
I59 Front Street,
NETWORK.
: HEPPAR D.,

TEVs established house having greatly increased their "a
cties forwarding to all parts Of the Wordi and also
their with the various markets. nov prepared 20
buy SELL forward all descriptions Of goods on commissions 10
the hest advantage.
Having established world wide reputation as agents fer HOT
tcuturiss Nurserymen Seedmei &c they feel confident OF
their ability give general satisfaction Country merchants
either 5uying selling, will find greatly to their interest 70
their patronage. Orders and consgnments respectfully
solicited and promptly attended to, by
WIN. P. SHEPPARD,
iyG-tu tn sat I59 Front street, New York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
VALUABLE hooks.


BRUCE's TRAVELS TO DISCOVER TIE SOURCE or
Nile in the years f7ss, 70 10 II, y, =. vols. is calf
Fine cory.
BRYANT's NEW SYSTEM, or AN ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT
Mythology. vols, 4to calf
This work established heautors reputation profound
scholars-LoWEBEs.
BELLS NEW PANTHEON, Or HISTORICAL DICTIONARY
Of the Gods Deniod Heroes, and Fabulous Pcsonlge Of
Antiquity, &c. Richly enhellhsd with characteristics prints
vol. 4so Russia. Fine copy.
TOOKE's PANTHEON, REPREsENETNG THE FABULOUS
History Heathsn Gods vol. 1ano With new Cop
per Cuts Of the several Deties-
MACKNIGHTs NEW AND LITERAL TRANSLATION PROM
the original Grssk Of all the Apostolic Epistie with
mentary and notes, phlologicI, critical, explanatory
practical vols. lto calf Fine copy.
ssThis work The unremittag labor Of nearly tir
years"
MACKSIGHT's HISTORY OF THE FOUR GOSPELS. ivol.
4to. calf Uniform with the EP.stes-,
ssDr Mackngh closely aeres the principle q Osan
der his paraphrse and conenry contain so much use
full Information, his harmony has long been regarded as
standard among diTues The preliminary dissertations
are highly valuable. "-L0wNDEs.
THE LATIN vULGATE. 2YOLs. FOLIO. VENICE, I731.
CALMET's DICTIONARY OF TIE BIBLE. VOLS A.
calf Pine copy.
BEAUTIES OF LONDON AND MIDDLEsEX, OR AN HIsToR
iea Survey of the Metropolis Of Great Britain, including
sketches Of envons and typographical account Of n
most remarkable places &e vols royal syO calf Fine
copy.
PARIS AND IT'S ENvIRONs. IN A SERIES OF PIofUK-
eque viss taken expressly for this work. Comprising views
OF the Seine Churches Palaces, Bridges, Catacoubs Street
&c. vol. 4to half morocco
THE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. VOLS 4-tO CALF
". 4. BERRY Coz
MAYA PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
NECRnES ron SALE.

10y virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county
rendered the May 1855 in the Of David Love
Administrator, and Anna wilkinson, pd Will oer or sac
the House in Nashville, Saturday, the 81 dy Oh
next cash, the following negroes, tWt Manda ABOUT ~
years Of age, and George about lS years OF age.
Said negroes belong to the estate Of Jonathan Wilkinson NC
ceased, and sold pay the debts Of said estate:
june5-d6Ltwtds-prs fee SO T. K. CHEAIhAM' Ole'A'
POstPOnement--Thea sale has been postponed IN
til SATURDAY, the 18th inst. - ,, a, ,,,,
jy6-tds T. h OhbAAhA-'' Ni0iN-