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10. NKEENTI

will give many who delight in the simple melodies
the BANJO as peculiarly Vrsnan the Harp Ccluc
the Basppes SCOTCH learn that Jo SSLENy is dead.
reported. bat returned from Europe and
Richmond. IL reported dead Tor year more. and
was extremely III in England Scotland But he recover.
cd and has returned, enriched with ballads suggested
by his travels aud observation of life abroad
Al the famous American hilads OF BANJO Virginia,
snd most frequently Negro origin both and words
'oi Dan Tucker" Way down IN Alsbsma" DANDY
Jim OF Caroline" Lucy Long, "Iuey Nenie" 80 Jenny
syour ash cake dOne-Sa, your coffee potbile-ihcs,.
and number,ess other popular ballads NrgniI
gin and negro invention The subject really worthy ct
attention and investigation.
To these ballads 10 SwEENS is what Ole Bull Is the
Music OF Seience-N master-VnmA;ehed probably by Old
Titus IA nesro Of Richmond, himself his day
unspptoaehable.
The negro ballad greatly resembles the Scotch reels
this,thai while puts mee in the heels there pa
(which recalls the past, eXces associations and rcmins
and dsposes the mind melancholy Impressions
10 SwLENY native OF Buckingham. lie left his IA
theirs house before he Of age somewhat without leave
observing he got into the Stage day break 40
is done WhssisTs kas-the trade his father proposed
give him. lie genius in his iae and for our
part should prefer hearing him Professor De Bon
neville himself
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NEW BOOKS.

| We find ourselves again under obligations 10
| Messrs Nash " Woodhousc. of this city, foF seve
raj valuable and interesting publications.
The Farmers Library, for November, is now
before us; and we need scarcely say, that It's
pages are well filled for all who know the editor
of that work, are already aware that each number
has fully sustained the high estimate placed upon
the ability of J. :. Skinner, ESD, as a conductor
of an Agricultural Journal.
We should like TO copy the Table Of Contents,
ii time and space allowed 10 do 80. The De-
ce.nber No, VIC should infer from what follows,
promises 10 be, if any thing, an improvement upon
its predecessors. The editor says " Beside the
continuation Of Thaer's celebrated Work, ia the
December number, the editor ventures to promise
various article Of prime value but, especially,
he begs the good husbindmaa to inform the good
housewife, that he means 10 appropriate in that,
and in every sixth number, at least bakers doz.
ell page. to her particular use. " Here, then,
those who wish To subscribe Or the Library, will
have strong Inducements JegiH At once. The
price is only s. per aunu'1-a sum that could no.
be beitar laid Oh, b. tie husbaDdman.
"LibrGry Of CIsice Rtading. Here, again,
we find ourselves under Obligations 10 the enter.
prizing publishers, Nessrs. Wiley q Putnam. Of
New Yort, for books rlch are Books. ac-
cording 10 The full acc-p'a ion Of the term U,cd
I by Lamb. In tie lr-i p &c, VIC have to acknow.
/ lsdge the receipt. through Te.sss. Nash & WoDd
house. Of No. = which Is uniform IN the LibTaTy
Of Choice Reading, Of Hem9irI Of Benrenwl
Ceii,ni, noticeI by rs 4 iew days since.
The above work IT, sod n 80 cents per volume
IN volumes.
A republication u tie T,cq, If Waksfsid. "
mex, attract. no.icg. W IA, commentary b. ne.
cessary here. kind fesj@r' We ,hall certainly
not attempt to give any, after the high yrsise
~ freely Desto~sd upon tive productions ~ GoId.
smith, by such luininaues - Sir Walter Scott,
Goethe, Lord Byron Washington irving, and a
host Of others. Indeed, the Vicar Of Wakefield
Is familiar almost az a household word and II
needs only for Us 10 say, that the new edition, by
wiley q Putnam can be had fDr 37g cents, 81
MesTs. Nash ~ WoOdnou.e.
OF the same series Of work, With others # she
Library Of Choice Reading, 10y the abDyc publi-h.
ers, We have also before ~, the EnRfiSh Comic
/ WriterS:" BY WIN. Hazht. As Steele has it.
II il very good office one man does another
when he tells him The manner Of his being pleas.
cd. such is the language in regard to the al.
thor If these Lectures 90 the English Comic VIII
ters. The series which form part Of the volume
Of Lectures now before ~, we're delivered at the
I Surfy Institution, IN 1918, and published imnic
dately afterwards. The present edition, how
ever, contains some additions from other sources
collected by the author. Price Of the work
| 81 cents.
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ave glad that the resolutions OF the Richmond
ing did condemn (but rather impedy, approvcd) the
eOmPeon vi the canal to Buchanan II IL true that
railroads superior canals, sli II would be sadly
wise 10 ali the trade OF tho Valley 10
rsnshpmert IL should be the offset OF Richmond 10 rid
that trade Ut possible burden. Can IL be belle we'd
that iron paving OF from five per cwt..
or from dollars per Ton, for a transhpment.
could be cheaply transported ii IL subjected
that ttanshipmcnti Yet Richmond this iron.
principal basis OF her manufacturing prosperity Tie las
counties the as OF the Valley to their
so but railroad LyuehburI could compete it'll
the canal IN iis ,rinspOtation.'
To ibe Editors Of the YIs.
Gonuemeu;lhe above extract from editorial in tho
Richmond Times, contains statement from
which attempted Ia b, deduccd favorable
the nson OF the Cans Buchanan. The Editor
Can be believed ihst iron paying taN ci from i've
ten cents per from two dollars per tor
transhipmcnt. could he chespy transported II
not subjected To that Iranshpment"
Now the fact IA that such imposed the iron
trade ct the Uppes James RIVER from the Bat
the Produced Jordan Wcavrs and Rryanrs
Works. and ship the Richmond. for winch am
paid dollar per this includes all charges chasoerer
ineurcd by the Iron Maste-. from the arrival my
wharf I'LL delivered in Richmond, except the tolls paid
tie James River Company. As the statement Of the
Times sbewn be entirely erroneous, unnecessary
10 noucc the false conclusions which the Editor would
wish TO conduct his readers
You will please give this ancaton place m your
paper. VERY respectfully, X.
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tcoNSvSlCArED.
THE RICHMOND COLLEGE.

i, perhsps unknown by many of the citizens Of Rich
mOnd That e Trustees OF s Institution design the COM
mencemento the elevate greatly s course of
Instruction They have appointed to the Chair OF MGhe-
MATES and Natural Science GEO FREnEKIcK oiMEs Esq
recently OF . T., iavoraLy known a contributor 10 the
Southern Literary Ncs~engGF and other valuable p.rod-
css, and highly commended for his rpe scholarship and
eminent qualifications instructor Of youth. Mr.
HOLMES has accepted the appointment and will enter IN
January neat on the duties OF bs Proessorship Another
distinguished PIol' ssot whose nome proper now to
mention has been elected. confidently expected
that he will accept the office, and devote hi eminent ab
ties TO the Interests OF the College. The Rev. Mr. RY-
whose varied learning. great experience and unusual
qualifications for the government Of youth, admirably Fl,
him tor the post which he f' viii continue his indeniga.
te exeoh- % render the College worthy Of liberal pa
tTUnage. These Professors will be aided by
number Vi well qualified IuioI-
The buildings at the Cole ge sufficient for the souor
table accommodation VI seventy tudCnu. Excellent board
ing = furnished 81 enesyei than al any similar Inst-
iuIOn N Eastern Va. Ia the neghbOrLoot may be Oh
tanned OF ary Kind, ~ the and the stu
dent
The Tflslees haze procured Agent 20 collect funds
and the friends Of the College have resolved To make d.
bera effort 10 endow ~ and place elevated and per
mancut basis.
CIuEss RieHx-.o YOU will nov. have On opporig-
niy Of giving your liberal education az the srnalle
cost aud the least peril their morals. The present t1t
ton fees exceed very little u ~ ALL hJ.c Of the best gram
i4ar schools 30 the city and u Is not contemplated IT,
crease Ibem 81 sGY rate, considerably The COge D. res
enough 10 tie city ior yCaf OoaId - home and
tend the lectures The going sHd RETURNING
would promote their health. The Insut1ton il q. uear ID
thu ciy, the University Of Va j. ~ Charlottesville sr.
the unset-y o y. Y. 20 the centre Of that city. You
,-y b. ksp, undsr your control sud occurred r m
the tsmpibuons, which, les, ass3h young men o.
oil places u pubic education VII J4 s.au ,Jusss ,e
u these Inesumabls adyanuss-' They lie within 10,
\ means Of tie common people. well 81 Of the rieh
The course II insirIri91 will b. theological much
ess esrisn, bot literary end scientific. The College VA
reared Eai-J yy ihc Ite's'y # individual Baptist bY
i0o ony yr,Ii,gs accorded TO- denomination - tist
having nsf csnod1'ts yr the nIrsfy. crucd tnOgEa ln
regular cJyf.s O sl.I-s ~t3.t cbTIe fyf lruyn-a ~
yliegs which would, doubt nat a de.reJ, granted
other Chr-tsu DENOMINATIONS. Paf,n'- pl1einR theif o.
GrsH ihsrz nav be hey all be under moral an
b)and T. s.. iuBlsrss s1eb 81 eysgge col Christian
. you'd sy;fJ.E
Pr f.s fhsf1Ihns.s # ne iss,rgcu,s sseH 90 d. Col
eye. take ne b,sry " referring % Con NcDO1eI 6r
CAP D.mmDcs, Nh0 amended the .sis eTamtasu.n
TpT|-TEt
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

We should like impress the Public with favorable
opinisn IN respect this Institution In opinion. il is
already entitled IT, and going TO be more emitted TO IT,
Did we believe it Baptist sectarian Institution,
as falsely conceived by from the circumstance that
Baptist iberay means, benevolcnce and Patriotism on
snaeG it, that would be different In that case,
a.. woud not stretch hand iii from drowning
n.itber +, IL nor aHy Secjar!in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Rome Canterbury or Geneva-altho even We might think
its doc,riua tonei- right. We want the youthful mind
giously impressed but leiS free snd unshacked by oil
Priest craft to adopt modify reject Instruct It, but do
not chain IL Direct Virtue and Religion, but let the
particular fsh the choice OF tina, full enquiry and free
agency which God sanctions, and which elevate man.
Now we do believe that noirhere, Will the mind Of the
youIh be left more NeetdriaR bias than al the
| Richmond College We would not say 80 II we did not
think so-for we would induce TO place his
child under an influence which, in T regard
pernicious
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Calm. iarss,i.n for sriaaia: Cs.a coz aud .A1es,

C,ihns iarsstion for srialiRs Cs,a tos sHd sAsek.
4. the III tars .: The Wing,
Gentemen--Cccrmcntias upon tie Fair II tho Henreo
Agricultural ce few DAYS sinee were pleased to
ntiee crushed Corn ald Cob that exhibited 81
Bseoa Quarter Branch. iOu speak very highly VI the
Article. which ted all your commentator, but sup
ell, would hupdred dollars which you remark Is to-
costly toT the farmers A. the Agent Il Mr. w. r.
COln', the proprietor ct this insencn feel incumbent
Nerenty fallen. ........
The grinding Of this excellent food the Corn Cob and
Shuek together is effected by simple alteration in the
grisi mill, which only docs not impair but u
sad tn greatly improve the for the grinding OF meal
IL t the cf this invention that Mr. Collins changes
the I!er from seventy TO hundred collars IL the
rstiuon ais c tho Niots OF North Carolina. are to be
lied on this - ofthc Improvements that has
been introduced the gr'st mills o the
county. Your ob'I setyant,
a, Rn1TS
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Coiton-50O bales sold at yesterdays prices.
Fouf-Specuator buying S625; 500 bbls Troy and
sundry lots Gcnesee brought that Michigan sold Sc g.
400 bbls. Georgetown flower were taken Sc, sumo
Brandy wine at S6aS6.06.
Rye-37 900 bushels have been taken for eIpoation.
supposed. but 90 into Cor present for OF
vessels, at rs ets. The demand sufficient any
quantity.
Corn 7la72c for Southern. and 75,17 for Northern;
Barley sold 5Gi57c. Oats 4Ia45c; white beans l50c
Whiskey 20 .265 and % cents.
No change and mach movement in provisions.
Naval Sores, no change.
Sterling STAG; francs 5,25s26t.
2. 5. Evening.-Nothing further in cotton Flour Is
firm SO 25 10. all The sales Of rye reach ~
600 bu 81 7sc. except boat loads IL the ds
lers. Hops have risen - cts h. Freights up is
sd Dbl to Liverpool, TO London Il is asked.
I,t.pC aS
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M. IJ.,.,,by, I" B,oa,if,i fov,,, ,,

II will b. remembered hsts Medal or Premium vs..
given 10 Mr. Abcrney Of this city Tor h, specimens Of
beauriu aowsr., exhibited the late horticultural Fair
That he Wa entitled to comp imen Of the kind, have
little Doubt at least after the satisfactory evidence he hos
given Of his skill and taste o. an erpsrenced Florist -
We arc indebted 10 Nj a. Tor lirgo and we'll arrange
Bosqa,f Of Dalss, Roses Scs also, indebted 10 hin,
for two pots containing Of the rarest and most
beautiful Roses FROM his collection Of plsnt- Thee How
ers look fresh a MaynJln
The extensive grounds recently taken by Nj. A. IN tbs
city, g' tic cultivation Of Plants und Flovsrs will sGord
another charming place o. Tor the Indies snd Gen,
Iemen Of Richmond See he advertisement 70 another
column
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r. me Edif,Ts ef ne WIZ.
Gsnteme1-Dunry tns yDilrsi sIlisarl hat prevails
hs t'ciyD p ls D4 D1iHSn. % B-sus rst ~ o. i'm
pfOpsf insppf pfa ~ IlqIfs Why I'D Cspep,r FsY.
qJi'r, RsppahsHl,ek and Dtl'f sc.ut csur, s1t t
sD much udhsffflc a1d il.'trs- lpYp lie sits imS.tt
SUBJECT u PIP 4f ktI,suor' Ntt larRs me yfi'y
u Le c.gnssD bun La.'fH slr Wes's'n yifginB have
held primary mseu4s committed gzssr and psssod 70 30.
.10us promote bud sfssuse me ri tIs vfeat.st o. l.
lects hat engage 'he and ars1Dn u Ito people
20 yspef. Orange md other 1cslIrg tfIftts hfgr ssn
contsnted win b,nz spscsyrs. u would sft fe.
Old ssusfstsd cpYnufs, Tie hOfuos oi Mod md Bar
bDlfs, ought a. be sod dong upon sJt.ct ~ much
,rIcu'ssd rms'yfa'e Tue d'splIarrg condition ri tins
old Cgnmgnwe1.M, and Dtrsr1ie from her proud -
srichrDn The -Izr1 ~ having such tlJs I rfse
sdII's why cor n'Iff read wIlte i5v muiuf nv ~
zee such number " children farpg ~ md afyuz ~ the
age u maturity, Whose minds have never been Cultivated
who write their aud inospibe ri moi
i1g any cacusu0nz hOwoytf simple The pfsser ftsfsy
Fond being Of tm, amount do's educate 10 poor
child IN ten To give definite idea u the grs.t in'u
cheney tic Literary fI0d IN Cu'psper there arc ten
School CJmmi'siouef md about $3.50 coming ~ the
county from that fond, milking Sij sac Csinnissp. or;
that Conms Jh,f having probably hity sS'y pIDf chill
dren 10 his district know there - that number NJ some
dsircB. What the paucs Of = 81 tIws,d- sJ1,sting
hiy chdfcn' u would b. drop 10 The ocean. II
10 be hoIod Cupcpcr will wuko ~ f0fn her synsrs-s
and inactiyiy. Want orc Ter leading about where
j. h'r vaunted PnanhfoyY Why will me hold meet
ings instruct be- fepfoss uitge the indoiB gsJe Br01dus
90 advocate liberal behalf u object ~ beno.
fcsl. benevolent II b. greatly desired that Tho sp-
llturs will do sJmebinR this session. There hts bson
enough taking puning, blowing-tnsny meetings hill
the Time for aciion do something besides taking
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THEATRE.

Mss Julia TnRbsH-On Wednesday night, this
charming DGrsrlse made her second appearance before
highly fashionable audience Her powers ~ danseuse
tested IN the persuasive Ja,eu DE Nere." and the
airy and fascinating " La Tarantue" OF her perform
but opinion be entertained She erenipiiics
the power Of guided by talent and art over some
what feeble physique Her form light and graceful and
winning smile decora,es radiant face. To the lover OF
the Divine Ari she offers always rich banquet, We NAV
differ siyeone msy love the of Augusta anoth
the taughy bearing Of Celeste smother the daring and
bold sevs OF Leccmpe, another the classic genius OF
Eser; but oil will according TO this lovely Anne
RIGA representative OF Terpsichore the singular merit Of
blending attribute OF each the production of an har-
Inonous whole. r.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

tnrronIkp Asp coskkerto TWICE WAX ~u's.l
No,xsp,s II, lsi5.
ToBACco-There is nothing Jonx a, the inspection
cseen' in old Some ue new has been received
aud Ken at fair Ite,s.
GRAlN-wheat. tho receipt. continue light beat qus.
lite. lind ready sale OF l2la3J Corn has declined
10 62s67 cts.
FLouR--In demand at s5i,Si; Extra brands Sc.
CUT NAiLS-4i tn isc.
N. Z. COTroN-6as a cents.
TEAs-lmperisl and Gunpo~der use. to $50; Black
WnisKEY-2s-3 30 cents.
:. CANDLES1speI% 3osSse Patent Sperm 4oei iul'''
6B,o; Java ioAilie.
HERDS t,KASS-S1lc TO 81.
TIMOTHY Do 81 per bashoi.
CLOVER SEED-ln demand, at SC $3.50.
fisH-New No. Shad S7i,7i. dull; No. Cut Her
rings sell in all parcels from at SI}
lRCN-Today the price Of Pig Metal is unsettled by
Engllsh news-Pis Metal $50 S35 English irnn $50;
Sweden sssi 1895; Tredeg'r 500; coua,ry Bar SEQ
MoLAsSEs-N Orleans 25s27e: Porto Rice 2t~26A;
Cuba 22s2sc.. with heavy stocks and light demand
olI.Win'er strained oil bee, los cts; Fall strained
s0sS5 Whale in bbs. lie.
PRovIsloNS-Bscon (hog rouud) Western sas3e;
Shoulder Ia.3e; Sides sac; smhfold tiiog ro""D
81 tSie; Lard 9s9ac.
PLAlsTER-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton; do. Bs.
ain S4.25ssi.50
suGARs.Tho market. with a large stock. has be
ccnie very dull, with n decline OF 4e.N. Orleans Ct
Tie; Porto Rico Ias; st. Croix 7iast.
SHoT-5}c.
sALT-From Wharf 81 50 to ,s5e; Store sI.5S to
CATTLE-Beef from S3t to Il; Sheep from 81 to 81;
Hogs from 81 to II.
EXCHANGE.
n. York drafts Up. CT. Baltimore drafts 4 prem
Philsdelphia prem. North Carolina 1a2 dis.
South Carolina dis. Wheeling ads.
Treasury Notes prem. Tennessee 3dis.
Alabama sac dis. Specie prem.
COAL FREIGHTS.
To Baltimore 81 TO tu'he to Philadelphia. 's'i
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North AmsriedH.
AMERICAN IRos MAsurAcrvRr-The New York ri

AMERICAN lRoN MGSuTAcruRE.-The New York Tn
bune says
Al thus moment onf Iron business increasing with
pdiy Absolutely without parallel in this or .ny other
County; aud VIC have only let well alone and we ss
annual product up 100 tons before three
years ale True the prices Of Iron high and
the Iron are making money;but that Just what il
needed 10 extend md diversity the business 10
a speedy reduction OF prices. And now careful
cruuny would sho" that ie prices OF Iron through
ouI this country lower comparison with English
prices than they were Jean ago under Free Trade.
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annual oTsrER RIGArrA-The first of November has
for many been busy day New Haven II is the
first day that the law allow the taking oysters and there
fore on Saturday last there hundreds Of busy
from sunrise. The signal usually given by the ringing
OF church bell and instant the bay alive each
shoots out from the wharyes. mpeled by vigorous seamen
and the scene looks like regatta the sgunes OF We
NICE without the display. They all speed the spot
where hc finest bed is supposed be located and the
take OF the day IS sometimes surprisingly large The
oysters IN the meantime say not word, but submit To
their tate in silence: The Oysermcn however sing, or
might sing they chose, the burden Of Johanna Bsoy
Cough aud Crow"
Advance yc then. NV merry, merry men,
IL is our opeEiEs day"
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ADVERTISING.

The New Orleans Delta has quio piihy poragrngh on
THU SUBJECT Advertising says tho eOiDf y ~ business Whai
the o the night lamp "Wbholj tho cessafy supply
Of OIL aud the light goes outadyefse not literally, and
who you are, what u your business, known only
limited eucle-yow expenses otherwise continue, your
business falls Oh You, break, snd your NAME which
~ IN sdvtftmtnt ~ he ttWsIt poe, fin
CURES IN the list ~ bankmps. This Ue-sll true.
IL ~ the teaching Oi the times, sud be who will learn
expect. this period OF gsnorsl sctyty and
uy0lry IN business. keep with h advertising neigh
Tors 10 The race IOI patronage and PIOspenLyn
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A BIG TURNIP.
30 NOVEMBER, 1915.
To Tie Editor. Of he IYhis

To the Editors Of The TVhig:
Gendemen-l had the pleasure Of seeing few days
since. at Montpelier iurnp that measured according
the best o our Judgment least OurtCeen inches in
diameter and asyou said about your big potatoes that
1t you
al" unhappy To state, Renuemen you deem worthy
OF notice, that the crop will not anything like reach
the expectation Of the farmers this part the country"
Most respectfully
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BOSTON MARKET, Moxp,v ArTEKy,os. Nov. 10

BOSTON MARKET, MoNpAy AFTERNOON. Nov. 10.
To-day being election the business generally
quite limited. Coiton-We could hear Of any
sales. ProvsJns-Sales OF 20 Lbs Pork u Sl4,
mos 25 do prime, SI mos; 50 kegs Lard sic Amos
Four-There is a fair demand for Gene.ee. common
brands, at S6,3ls6,373: fancy biands, $3.50 Corn
Prices have again advanced sales Of yellow flat 76c
white re Molssses-Sales Of % hhds Trinidad 2is
2+9c. Susa-Sales of 40 boxes Cub, brown at Sia9i
10 hlids New Orleans ll7I -Ifiss.
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A SECOND CROP OF APPLES

We have before at this writing two pretty si1able
spples taken from the orchard OF Mr. Edward wstkn. in
Chesterfield, within day two. The tree from which
they taken is well filed with second crop Of the
fruit At this late season, however it is hardly ex-
pecied that the fruit will mature.
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MISS TuRNKuLI-

This lady is attracting a understand crowded
houses, and winning applause second only to ELssl,r-
Observers speak with animation of her slender form
and exquisite grace, united with bounding activity and
most charming Of all-moisstv
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Fine Hi,forieai Plinfins,.

FWt IIIsTVFItdI
We dropped in, for few moments "Wednesday night.
the Historical paintings exhibited at "odd Fellows
Hail." These fine paintings well worth seeing and
their history is raught with interest.