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FOR LAnIEs.
SUPERIOR ROOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
AZ 42 college street.

Lal Glove Kid Slippers with without heels;
Ladies' do do do Baskns 10 do do
Ladies French Lasting Coagress and Lace Caters
Ladl-ss do Kid do do do
Ladies Bronzed Kid Trimmed Slippers, very hanisane
Lads White kil and sstin Heeied Slippers
Ladies, Glove do Congress Boots:
Ladies do do Buskins, &C sc,
With great variety Of Shoes for Ladies, Misses and
Children, Of superior quality and style and atereDsefy
to.e prices. JOHN RAHAGE.
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july l6-v4w, prs fee 50

TAMES W. WILLIAMS John J. Piitman vs.. Celia Harp
others-0Tginal Bill-It appearing the satisfaction
Of the Clerk and Master from the allegations in eonpainans
bill which is to, that Jasper Howard Of the defen
dants nonresident Of the Sale Of Tennessee that the
binary process Of this court cannot be served upon him, il
ordered BY the Clerk and Master tina. publication be
made four successive weeks the LnOH ana american
newspaper publ shed In the city OF Nashville requiring the said
resident appear the tam OF the Chancery Court
for county be held at the Court house IN the
Manchester the third Monday in August next, plead
dcmur complanants BILL the will be taken
for confessed him and set down for hearing exPare
5. N. BUR3ER.
iulyI6-w4W PRS fee 50 Clerk ard Master.
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In favor of Extending the Period of Na-
turalizaiiOn by Congressional Enact
uenI.
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VOCAL. AND INSTRUIENTAI, mIrSIn.

n BECKER would respectfully the public Of
W Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voice. Of
Piano, Vi0nco, Violin etc. Orders left MeCuras or Pea
sons hlusie Store viii be promptly attended 70.
asul1-tf
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NEW WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.

AVING taken the agency Of the celebrated Silver springl
FIGURING Mills have Just recevea quantity superior
Family Flour, which perhaps good be In THU
other climate and will be sold liberal
Market street, BY s. A. @. NOEL & co.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED RY
HAG AN & jon NJ

no, CSI0N STRkET
w. Gilmore SIRms, New Work,
THE cAssIoUE or HAWAII. 4 Colonial Rouauce
The Romance and its Here,
By the suthor Of 'Magdann Stafford"
New work by Alice cary,
PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIFE Alice Carr author Of co-
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The Old Plantation,
AND WHAT GATHERED THERE IN AN AUTUMN
MONTH. By James HangerfOrd, Of Maryland.
New work BY &. p. II. James, Esq,
THE CAVALIER, AN HISTORICAL HOVBL
Acadia; Or, MONTH WITH THE Blue NOSES
By the author Of ''sparrOwgrass Papers
New Rock of Travels, for Boys.
THE BOYS BOOK OF MODERN TRAVAIL AND ADVKs-
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Paul MOrPhy! Paul mOrphyI
The Exploits and TTiumpha, in Eurore Of PAUL MORPUy,
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A true story Of the AHeets~ns-
All of Mrs. SOuthS EOrthss and Mrs. Hentz1s
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- CHANCERY AT mANCITEsTER-.Iulr

Rules, Is59-G W.C. Morton. Howell Lawsoa ct ais
II appearing to the Clerk and Master, from the allegations
conpainants bill, which Is 10, Il at O. \.
nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary pro-
Of this court cannot be served upon him. is therefore,
dere by the Clerk and Master that publication be made
successive weeks in the Union and Arca newspaper pub
ished in the city Of Nale, requiring said nonresident
PENDANT appear at the term Of the Chancery Court for
Coffee county be held the Court house in the Of Man
the third Monday in August SJ9 and plead,
emuT to eOmpanats bill the will be taken ioT
fessed as to him and set down for hearing expare.
8. N. BURGER,
l6-y4g. SO nd
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Bloody FIux, DysenteFy and ChOI-
era MOP5as.

YEyHE OR LUXEMBOURG DYSENTERT SYRUP never fails TO
cure all cases disorders of the bowels in few hours
purely vegetable ard taken any quany quite harmless.
Il has cured hundreds after being given up
by the Doctors we'll remembered for tie service render
ed when cholera prevailed Nashville In every printing
Office and mechanical in the city, persons be
found efficacy. 1t is prompt in its ELECTS.
relieves pain instantly and the time the named surfaces
of the stomach and bowels shahed and protected against
this acred contents.
1t may be given to the youngest child.
Price 50 cents per bottle. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
iulyIO II College Street, Nashville.
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BORGPELDT e GUNTISATM,
&c Cherry Street,
Sell now their stock Of
FANG GOODS AT COST.
ND have reduced the prices Of other Goods Their object is
"a to effect quick sale by Offering good bargains TO the public.
Call and Le convinced.
u1yIq 4
SALE OF VAEUARl.E /

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
EbY virtue Of decree Of tic Circuit Court Of the United
States at Nashville, Che q Rheit Robson,
James Peacock and others, will, the Goth day Of August
next at the Court house door in Nashville sell at pubic venue,
to the highest bidder, all that Of land which the sld
Peacock resides, lying about two miles from Nashville
the Noensve Turnpike, containing BY Estimation thirty
and 81 $500 poles and which is handsome brick residence
with Ouhouss and other substantial and permanent
improvements The property will he sold free from the equity
redemption The purchasers will be required give
with good security for the purchase in four equal install
payable six twelve, eighteen and twenty four months
respectively bank with interest lien will be retained
the land until the notes paid.
JACOB MCGAYOCR,
juyl3 Clerk, &c of said Court
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sI,OOO,O0O FOR INDEMNITY.
You can get Insured with
HI. "A. 81 p. =. PECK,

Nashville, who represent several first class Companies.
Stores Dwellings Shops and contents, insured at i
rates, and losses promptly adj listed at this agency.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Planters Bank of Tennessee,


dividend Of Five Dollars per Share will be paid the Stock
holders on demand By order Of the Board.
june3O-dm D. WEAVER, Cashier
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TETE have hand large stock % fine Virgins TObac
~ CO, also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, whic
anxious to close out low. general
Cigars on hand
fune9G IEIIYETT 4. SMITH
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NEwsom'S WHISKY.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

4 d. BBLs. NeTysOTn's Best. It has been stored
II zsD for MONTHS and has age.
JuneZO BELLYETT & SMITH.
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ASSCED IN ASTIzE or UESURPASsED ELEez
auD
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So
WING MA CHIMES.
Never before offered at Retail.
A Sewing Machine for and within the
rsach OF all.
A Practical Family Sewing Machine for
Six Dollars.
BartIetps Patent Novelty Sc Sewing VIA
chimes.
IL has been Proved and Improved during
the past months.
Manufacturing facilities immensely in
creased
Now opening IA Wholesale and Retail.
OFFICES, 42I Broadway. New YORK.
733 Chestnut So Philadelphia.
46 Sixth Street. Cincinna
% South 4fh st., st. Louis. No.
n Woodbridge ST.. Detroit. Niehi
Exclusive Agencies being established in every county
throughout The United States Applicants FOR Agencies VII al
dress W. BAKTL, Patenee, Principal Ocs 4i Broadway
New York.
Tia above Offices prepared to eli PROMPTLY all orders
for Machines.
letters insure attention, must contain return postage
iunE25-d&Wfm
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'sWe are placed fellow-countrymen JetaOssH tcO
immense WeVes of foreign population, the one cast
eff by the trembling mOnarehs of Europe; aad the
other from the totteriDg despoiism of China beneath
ghch our Liberties NAY be buried and Overwhsimsd
less we form ourselves in serrisd columns around
our Constitution and Unioa" Sc.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP

TgyE undersigned have this day dissolved by mutual eonse
the partnership heretofore conducted unler the firm
WILLIAMSON CHEkTHAM, Alexander williamson having sol
out interest in said TO JOHS L. CHEATHAA
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
Nashville, July 6, 1859. ARCHER CHEATuAM.
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Iune7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-07

Thus the finds can afford annually, leovin, -.
contingent. fund to be iivestel If not expendci
and the cunus :, hool fund larger tlon the i sum-
which is now actually applied TO them.
earnestly ppsr", The se s en- assembly no
expenditure, t" eontiDns: and not any longer to
'fsS Ersis Of Vt patronage to our
The rran..Alsrhany Asylum ri has been locate,
and he structure is conmenocd. Task for a h.
ofnl appropriation to elmpIeteit. The amoua.
r"quired viii lie seen ny the report. The report
Of the Eastern and Western Asylun,s are hsrewt
submitted. and ask the Legislature 10 have them
thor ush examined iato from tin"e TO time, at
pe,en. rh ysisinn. and other persons to 3 g. ' a
pointed at the discretion Or tho Executive The
need reform Reduce their B yards If Directors,
three in number a7i''7 . ny s5'
7 c,rmen', tts your patronage the institution
for the deaf tans and i'!in'i u suffered firm
ing.a lsIhe taildingsn"f' institutions, 10 hi.
s saf iIss ss gsrs b y allowed 'r''
y'Hep hns m7ii sqrrxrrsSrianY.a ttpA.
sints fse fa.f debe ri 4 .es,,,ty Tho Iote su.
perinttndent aied. Esery fesnest Was due anil
was naia n iii rssm1,y r a anJ s.;,LTu se,.
vices h6p;htsi n. s,,cCssssr r"u uIam I hay.
fonn effoiehf AID f.flhini Xxi Task tIat his a,,
pdintment shaii Ia ;or IRA Ia ~ go u
fkays found The INV ~ tbs lssi session smpow
nnt,S, IN I'M seh.sqse 81 a"
cial. L hns oas TSiea I'LL baSadi NV sxpecta
ken, Sfs !ss !hs Pr:s 81 s'9 y. and
wnrkr I'll faagf III T. = Noe been
careful +, bScbo 70 ,is6s, sn tia. ths
esystr5i ,fos Inanss5 oScss NJ pytnnJsJ 10 tho
White ID wAiiaj hiSeI srrin pnfraotors ave
beSbbtb9s air. I'm ,iTs;r Labor and
ms lesser ayA n tk ,sy ~ viii only reduce
likes s"es w, +, rns sI ny
tie eriiaiai3 Vi tho c5anif IS wer, they are To-
Gated. .V.Fl1an" ~ Aof"Je "'7' ~.
Let hi Criminals be asot q .bp rsteniaty w.
der five yaaM Til q los1s ii9,a1il,eS ran learn No.
trade, and arc Il dead tu.t. On tie rullic woi ks
they Will be suifcienly iunis,sd a,.J VIII not b."
utterly efuShsd Il il pbiir Az in,rcirul for the
lighter Offenders TO hs 8 PUNISHED. II is let'e~
tEan work hr>t tF'' ~ TO-.
put alr'ya nli, ! rettin';.iI,5 GSrl u ~ y f.
site .oftlio tenitc1tiary. TIE III sent v.l ST. -.
tnre IA small, and i on lad Plan, all it is
costly tngnard'it. md It olst, usta The growth Of
the city If Richmond towards it, imlost beautiful
and eligible sites for prI1vatc raeilences. Locate
thc ienfsgafily On, one 4 the Islands Of James
river. The river Will tim ar liz machinery. and
supply It rom top to bitton, With water, which
il needs. aid lie river will best guard it too,
OonnecleT viii this. make n bridge across the
river. W tue pehltsntiary. and mako its tolls DON
!t,bnto u pay the cost, and to relieve tho sauth
side people OF James ri<er from the burthsn at the
pi,Ige m..nopliya .. !, ,u..'t.5 .,.,..,4 81.
Inc saic u the present site would 60 tar 70
compensate for The cosf, If not entirely pay il.
recommend the cessation of Alternating the incl
ahriss or mapalac.urcs. in fhe, prison. sach as
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Wheeling Bank in curreney or h.,l
liable for check in coin. This comno n,o.e' an
Ing Bank g I'D sSSe bills, and t the NE s vi
tarers heseto penn to hrkers at = manu- manu-
npgte Sectis AAs the sams effec, "'aEy
"a, te g In effect makes III.
aid cake dr. 4stead IL specie A.. 1e n
hbn ~ isr i gSy&d it is demonstrsLss, :, Iaa
~ <prtca> 0ku better than no,I; .na'
crfsnlfor they weassn the security for rss.
sass .;a.. ,.,..,,,. nj. H. w '''''
of banking laws ought 70 be adopted "'"om:
lst. More pnwer ought to be given to-, ;,
suaiyssts sn4sses ssmpiiAncs with the ,,,. 20,
banks. Now the sale sanction by the !" D!
~ to prevent the recsirt ofnotes i,r revs ",''
then pnly IN e>se of saspsnsiop. fhers o'' al
l.stss Susnnafyimo& III ebnpsllius de- @sht
keep within tia linita u. thr relation NJ vans
circulation. and y restrict the total apeees
bilisss seh'e Aeihl seinatfd 'wtaltysarT !, Of
be. ssy ma
\ 2a.l rlrs State s.@ks ia, tbs hsnks oo,.,
be = Ii; hut whether separated from The s, not
not ssoDtr4l, aud greater than prese,t o,4e
ought TO be bsld over them by the Govern or''l
ffst Auditor. '.74 7,t4 = ~
b 3d. rhsfe'opghtso be two system. of D,,,
Dependent, aud have no ibrnnehes.
1u ~ - '..A"r,. "1s"t never to excn,
aInoupt IN Snecie. ~ a'4'a - vs. "e'
9Th. Tire banks Should be su mmarilv oou
=. ~ ~. 49, 800 ~ specie; and tor
'.s1, -. ny go. 'ssueu III sumo gnvernmu
a M W y ''.se unuer zen dollars
% DC oDngeui 10 regot'Hs ieans ana to receive d.
Po -1s u .p po' nc '4nus. %,
Itn. 10 ne lImtteu IN dividends IN NJ
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SoSO0Q0 90
Showing an increase OF the last over
ane previous year, of,,,... $25o,oOo 90
These facts are encouraging, and show that our
debts are diminishing, aud our means and sources Of
credit kre increasing. s.
IL no cause Of depression in trade occursy we may
reasonably assure ourselves of the fruit ofpast rr
pendturss for the future, and calculate that with
care and good management, they will yielda steady
: AeaaEiArr EsrIMAxEp NScEIPrs AND cHsnsrs.
Balance in treasury Commonwealth
proper(, on the lst Of October, 1859. Slo4ols "a
Estimated receipts for fiscal year 1859,
i9Nyr'@'' '''.'.' 'r-... '..'....... 3,77A,o6s 90
er az .-.f - rs
s,=,. 3,S7b,os2 30
" S.'e"'S 'of nscai year lSa9-60. 3,660.2s9 10
Estimated surplus, ist October 1861 ala -
Estimated receipts for ls6o-6l.. ..... 3.7sbfs2 as
reeeip.s ior fcoo-ei ..... 1000 SOC 10
Estnased charges for isso-el. s,los453 Al
snsplas on let Of October. 1861. sssA $40 90
The above Includes estimate for James River ,na
ksnasha interest far both years, and $4,000 for
Support Of Taps.Alleehsay Lunatic Asylum sor
1861 but does mot Include estimates for cons,ruc-
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on duty, out Of take on reserved militia and furs
The estimates Of these easily be- made by the
census.
9th. Increase the State Guard to leo men in
crease their par that OF the regular army nj the
United States make then prepare fixed ammunition;
allow them full band o iuusic. Rcorganize ih6ni
ns was proposed at fhe last session of the General
Assembly. The present pay will not obtain reliable
ptrsonel. Young nea, soLs of our citizens without
families, should be taken and trimmed III certain
schools. Make Il an armory of construction
10Th. Provide military patrols for police purposes
l1th. Give greater aud more defHite power TO the
Executive proclaim martial law and TO do sam MA
~ sxecatsoa in extraordinary cases Aud provide
better 70 expedite trials before the civil courts.
l2th. Regulate tslegsaphs and take care Of who
transportation ~ early possible especially the
Winchester and Strasburg Railroad. g.s.1.
lsth- Revise The laws a. 10 the distribution by
mas or hy sewspapers or bookseller OF isoeadiary
wrifse1 and printed matter. ,.t4.s.l H..
| l4th, Regulate and restrain the intcreommunica-
tlon and intercourse Of slaves and free neg to
from States north Of Virginia. ma
18th. Extend the inspection laws Of vessels to all
our waters, Eastern and Western shore; aud make
the Lawn apply to fvesses bound north ward rhsth
er BY the bay or the capes =
i6th. The most stringent laws ara required against
an secret and slightly Of neeross hond
free. ~ af"Ha' > ssf ssaiSt SAVE Pc
18th. Correct NE e-ils aud misehieA which arise
oct OF tho manner n which negroes sss hiss boarded
asdiisdgsa pald Tor extra work Ia the ysrio as
facferiss, psrficuisrysof RichmoAd.a TAs sabject
ought to be specially inquired into. l3saaz lsuSl-s
ststh- Earnestly eses not Co dtiya ftes sssaress
morrill, and refer y ~ last message aa thas sa6lscs
Force sbsn be coassaaaiy eapisysa. Oompsi alI
idleFh yagaheads. Rerseps Of haA bsssxisr,o Petty
crinlnals suong Ahan, 70 60 Npon the pallie works
snd labor under guard. Encourags ne woslhy Aed
respectable among ~ 70 remain eondiiiop Of good
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22
THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1859

RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN ENGLAND
Bishop De Lancy, now on visit to Europe,
says in one Of his letters: '-
IL have attended FIVE or six services in
England, and am struck with the following
LIT. The general and audible responses.
ID. The congregational singing.
Sd. The reading Of the lessons by the
members Of the congregation in their Bibles
in the pews. s.a.. Al. . @.
4th. The pause after the benediction.
5th. The very little looking round and
staring at each other by the congregation,
and the apparent devout attention exhibl-
ted"
In another letter dec. 20th) Bishop Del.
speaks thus of the weekly service held the
night before in St. Paups Cathedral, London:
at was most impressive service, more
than three thousand present, notwithstand-
ing the rain. A choir of more than five hun
dred polunteer singers chaunted and sung
The sermon was by the Rev. DR.. Hook-ex-
temporaneous, animated and impressive, and
fixed the attention Of the great multitude for
forty minutes. The voices of the people al
most oyerpowered the immense organ. 1t
was majestic sound Such an amen new
er heard. 1t was the Fall of Niagara rever-
berating the praises of God. 1t carried me
forward to what st. John says: n voice
came ont Of the Throne, saying, Praise our
God, all We. His servants and We that fear
Him, both small and great; and heard as it
were, the voice of great multitude, as the
voice of many waters, and as the voice of
mighty thunderings, saying Alleluia! for
the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth.'
"All about us, so far as we could see or
hear, responded and sung, but no individual
voice, male or female, could be distinguished
in the overpowering and harmonious mass OF
sound. There were no long preludes or in
terludes by the organ.
when the hymn after the sermon was fin
ished, all bent down and the preacher pro-
nounced the benediction, to which the organ,
choir and congregation responded a most
solemn and impressive amen: and all was
silent as the grave, for private prayer to
God for his blessing on the service-a silence
overpowering-silence that could be felt
The immense flock then quietly dispersed
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A VALUABLE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
n COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-In pursuance
Of IA decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
County Va, rendered at the November term, 1858,
of said Court, in the suit Of Charles W. Payne
and wife, VS.. John T. Donaldson and others, the
undersigned, Commissioner sof sale therein named,
will offer for SALE at public auction, on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF February. 1852 at IL o'clock, NJ,
in front of the Mayors Office, i'll the city Of Alex
audra, Va, all that tract of land Of which John
Donaldson died seized, containing about EIGHTY :
PWO ACRES. There is the land, small
s"as stone DWELLING. Said land is situated in
@S the said County Of Alexandria, about one
mule from the Georgetown Ferry, and adjoins the
lands of the late Andrew Hoover, - Ross, and
others.
The Terms of Sale, rs prescribed by the decree
are ~ follows :-0ne tenth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the day Of sale, and the resi-
due in three equal insaments. nj six, twelve. and
eighteen months respectively, from the day OF
sale: the deferred payments to bear interest from
the day of sale and TO be secured by the bonds Of
the purchaser with approved security--thc title to
the property TO be retained until the whole Of the
purchase money is paid.
f.is- II. Dorsey Donaldson who resides on the
land. will show the same to persons wishing TO
purchase. ALBERT STUART. Commrs.
ian ll-2awts CHAS. L. STUART, of Sale.
re-" The above sale is postponed until S"'ur-
day, the 26h duy Of Jnrch, 1859. when the same
will take place in front Of the Market House, IN
Georgetown, D. c., at the same hour.
ALBERT STUART, Commrs.
feb 1s-2awts CHAS f. STUART. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, dc.-l have re-
wi cevcd an additional supply Of Accordcons,
Fluinas. Tremolos, Flies, Fiolins Guitar. Violin,
and Banjo Strings; Violin Bows, &c; which, added
10 my already large stock. make W about the
largest and most varied assortment 81 such things
ever offered for sale in this place. buy of the
importers and manufacturers, and am, therefore,
prepared to hold out inducements TO those wanting
any thing in this way, to give ME CALL Between
one and two hundred Volns on hand. for one ar
ticle. feb l2] JOHN II. PARRoTT.
MORE MUSlC.-Just received, several hun
Nl dred pieces. some entirely new and pretty.
You can get anything You want in tho Music De-
partment in Alexandria at us reasonable rates as
anywhere else. You shan't stop singing if can
prevent it-So just call in and get supply. at
l66, King street.
feb Ii JOHN ii. PARROTT
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

DARTH'S AFRICA, Travels and Discoveries in
ID North and Central Africa, being journal of
an expedition undertaken under the auspices Of II.
B. NJ. Government in the years ls49-ls55, by
Henry Barth, volumes, Svo., cloth, $50.
La Plata, the Argentine Confederation. and Par
aguay. narrative Of the exploration Of the river
La Plata, &C., lSS3-ls56, by Commodore Thos.
j. Page, syo., cloth, So.
Dscourses on Common Topics of Christian faith
and practice, by James ". Alexander, D. D., svo.,
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