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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
Ioss OF srHsrRIpTION ROCKS,

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taned part OF Bst OF Southern subscribers to tho
Weiy Trbuae received at this Office previous to the foui-
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tanning small portion Of the Of cur subscTi'e'
North and Fes, ef AAaHy in NE STATE cf Nss- YORK. ihe
Iesn part Of Verutot. yoythe7 Ohio. Northern iTdd'S
and Yrera Hiaois and OF Iotra UiscoaIta and Hf2a"
The Mall Books containing tie fty weeks aub'cri's u
last year and the 10 months subscribers Of the present yea
for the above named States and Districts are saved
Postmasiers viii greatly oblge by for"a dils O' u
names Of our sbicribers a, ,hcse pc!ats and The tune "
which they have paid. Al our aaI Books for the Dl!
Tribune are saved AID we I..s none Of our Weekly 'A'
the above described -. n
We viii keep enough papers on hand tc supply mos
our subscribers whose names we have lost
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
RY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence of The 7 ribune.

fHiLtpEIrHiA, Fro !S'l-
-oxH,rr,sBrsG-Adyices from Harrisburg s;a;e u
Ia number Of petitions presented yesterday IN Ia
f removing the Lehsh County Bank from Allentown
., auch Chunk and also for the repeal OF TIE Garter OF
said Rank .the latter says prIvaIe !eiie1 HIsy Po
h,by be granted. there are many nenloeFs He.e oei
-.d 70 the I.anrc- " which this IN tuition 1s oToueA'
,yc-r also presented OF Bank n: Lack
qr.rra Luzerre County, which VIII meet Win a -e
g.. ., f,vr- Of A law 20 allow the Sew-lo!k Az. Etc
Railroad 20 pass through Pike County; IN i.voF ot al al
.lt-atjcn OF The tOils the Siaie RaoaG - tAt ~
car IL transportation shall enjoy the same riFless
- s an act =; close the Quite. locS ~ Columbia, unless
tho m Water Company Isil consent TO take por'in oi
th,f own ,otes for toll The above arc all Perani, AMI
a. they receive action yoa shall be a7pfised- ~.
NrapEKsS SIT FzEE.-The supreme Cont ms
morning decided that the conditional pardon OF Governor
Porter to Hcsey Fvel. convicted OF MURDER In the Seced
degree and sentenced few weeks since to !: years I'M
prisoEne;It, coed. provided ie prisoner ceieu' a'
ne WAS accordingly discharged.
CossrrRAcr-Ichn Tate ard Ca;ha:ine Strong were
held 10 bal by Aid Mitchell IN S!0OO this morning. 70
answer The charge OF conspiracy in cndcavoTns 10
man and wife
PRopEs1Y issEssEp-The following the staeInen; Of
the value all property assessed for state anu county
purposes ;he number OF watches, Sc Tor the City ana
County OF Philadelphia, for the yeas lei1-heA >..c
Sl0 aa2; Horses and Cows S;c5,c39; Personal 81
3sS: Furniture, S.s7i.sS az Carriages Silc,lsi'
Euolunsnt, Of Office SS7.TSS Moneys - Interest S!9
a;3 GI0 e2 No O! Watches So 6O; Aggregate Tax S5'b
SIS 81; North Ward is the heaviest upon me si the a
create being SC: down Al S22.ii5 %.
Sogx-Stocks rrrsin without any change worthy Of note
Si,t Elves opcned al III aad closed II - falling on ol
Sr.r Eapk Ieclise! Delaware and Chesapeake CaEsi
Fsr'i Board-l0 Western Bank. IS: $50 Wilmington
Pi a! 1913 to 2Il; Oo0 STATE 5. 1S,; $500 d. ie55
-3i on0 do 735 Sl62 Do 3D. SS7 - co. IS, 1873, az;
200 Crard Bank Penn. Bk, 26i, $4,000 CheS & Del
Canal Loan tGt. ,oo
S,c9rl Borro-l5o Wilmington Railroad. 2!; 100 )
Bank. s. 3; Commercial Bank. 5ll II do 3I4; -
Mcr,ncs' & Naluf P.i,sburs i6; 50 Grard, s.; 10 Ma
uu and Mech 23 5000 State 5s d. 49,: Sl5c0 do T
W. 73s. F.. ,..,,,
.fln thomas P ic,f,e H. l. Nicrcken Liverpool. Seh IL
Mahaner Mclaughlin Charleston. steamer LopcT, HANS
ard Errisrn, Cllyooc Baltimore:
Irrfr,I-Ssrhr Orlinr from i.Iltinn.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
CLAIRyoYANCE.

To The Editor Of The Tribune:
DEAR SIR-There is in this place Clalrvoyant,
Jackson Davis, whose wonderful powers have Tor
long time astonished many OF our citizens. This
Young man is eighteen years OF age, is rncducated,
ard has resided here for the last six years, and is
very generally known.
WHAT'S perfectly astonishing Is, when IN the Clair
yoyant state. he is complete master OF the general
sciences, such as physiology, pathology, anatomy,
geology, hydrogoy, phrerology, astronomy, med
lcine. &c Heis conversant with all these sciences
distinctly points out their fundamental truths and
eynoses their incidental errors. He has spoken also
in ms manv different languages and, whilst III that
state is able and willing 10 give instruction on any
subIect which will be OF benefit 10 mankind. He
has already explained many phenomena IN nature
which thelearned have been unable TO tathom, such
as for instance the cause oi INC rd5idu0H o' Hhe
| Ncnnetic Needle.
OF late. he has given US four Lectures on An
imal Magnetism The theory OF Magnetism, as
given in these lectures Is entirely new, and beau
tiul bevond description. He shows IN clear and
lucid manner that Mesmerism is science, and
| that all lis phenomena are accounted tor on ma
tural principles, thus renewing all the mystery IN
which the subject has been shrouded, and COM
iIpletely reversing all former theories which have
been put forth-and he has given MesmensIn a
new name, expressive OF this fact, that OF CLAIR
ElIttr6itcsS
Within the last twelve months, this young Man
has examined and prescribed for upwards of one
hundred persons and has restored them TO health;
TIE names OF these persons Cen be glvenlt called
! for Among the NUMBER will mention Or. Charles
Thatcher an eminent physician OF this town
This gentleman for four years past, was afflicted
with liberation OF the bowels, IN consequence OF
which he was obliged to give up the practice CT
medicine He is now restored 10 health.
This young man has often sstonlshed and CON
founded NE BY revealing 10 me my own thoughts
when have been sitting beside him, IN the trance
stale And ise has frequently dsne the same with
others. in the presence OF many witnesses
He is still engaged IN giving u. lectures on va
rious subjects, and these lectures N Cue tune Will
be given 10 the public.
By giving the above place in you, paper, you
will much oblige myself and many OF your readers
n TINS vicinity. Very EespecAsily yours.
GfDe0N SMITH,
Fastor OF the Firs; Uniyecsalif Society.
Porytssspsis, Fe5. 10 lSi5-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
rnNGRFSSI0NAL PROCEEDINGS.


sgx,rg-Mr. Evans reported the bill from the
House for the support OF the West Point Aceosmy
@ and The bill was passed by vote of 81 10 10. Two
amendments were agreed to-one IN relation 70
the selection of Cadets, and one providing ioE the
Join, Resolution for the relief of Mis-. Mary
" Tho,nDson, widow of the late Col. 4. r.
THOMPSON, OF the Army, after long debate, was
passed.
in relation 10 public contracts in the Post Office
Department.
The orders of the day were called at an early
hour, and the right to the floor belonged TO Mr.
DAYros of New Jersey, who addressed the Com
mittee in very able and comprehensive speech
agains, the resolutions Of the House. He discussed
the question fully, asd adver,ed TO all the arsu-
ments that had been adduced in favor OF ennexa-
ton.
When Mr.. Dayton had concluded, q conversation
arose between MessEs. Archer. Merrick, Rcken-
son, Crttenden, Benton and Walker as 10 the time
to end the debate Il was agreed on all hands that
the debate should be speedily brought 10 close,
bu, no time was agreed upon, and then the Senate
took recess unlil firc O'clock, The floor IN the
meantime having been given 10 Nh. BeTIlen, ol
Georgia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

BY the late fire We lost all stock OF the series Of USE
lu Books for the People We will Immediately commence
new SERIES the first OF which will be LECTURES oN
ASTRONOMY by NJ. ARACo, edited and enlarged by pI.
LARDNER. This work is now in progress and VIII %
ready for delivey OH ist day OF March 1t will con-
tain a large number Of Engravings Price 25 cents.
Po,.mas,ers semiiliug 81 are entitled 10 FIVE copies
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

FAcroR,rs,--At Buffalo there is Cotton Fac
tory moved by steam. the building 20 by 90 feet,
employing 100 psrSonss the COMPANY having cap
ital of $4,000. The Cotton will be brought from
the South BY the Western route. The Company
will furnish Brown hee,inss, Batting and Wick
ing as cheap as the Eastern manufacturers, and will
turn cat 5000 yards OF Cloth per week. A, Ro-
chester. Company is organized, with capital Of
$4,000, 10 establish Cotton Factory.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

CAvApA-1hc public debt Of Upper Canada: when
the Provinces were united, was IS, ,709,2iS. Lower
Canada no debt TO speak Of The new debt OF the
United Canadas is $, 900, ,000-bouowed IA England
for public improvements and is supposed the IN
come from her public works next year will not
more than pay the interest. The cost OF the late
insurrection TO the Home Government was Si3,
eco coo The military establishment now kept up
in the Provinces cost about 81 OOO,CGO year
under pay there
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
CALIFORNIA, TENAS, I've.
From the Editor.

House Of Representatives, W,smNercN,l
Monday. Feb. q, 1915.
have good authority for stating that Mr.. Paken-
ham, the British Ambassador, has most emphatl-
cally contradicted the trumped-up story OF Treaty
between Great Britain and Santa Ana for a ces-
sion Of California 10 the former. Mr. Pakenham
gives the mos; explicit and unqualified assurance
that there is not one trcrd Of ~th an the story and
that Great Britain has not offered or in any way
purposed to purchase or obtain California Thus
perishes one of the latest fabrica,ions by which the
Texas Resolutions were to be forced through the
Senate. The first promulsators of The Cahorns
romance assert that they had their information
tIora the State Department. Where Mr.. Calhoun
obtained il is not yet divulsed-probably from his
most industrious relative, Gen Duff Green, now of
Texas.
lie, me add tina, Uar is the ayowed and dar-
ling object OF the otiice-sseking Adventures who
now lhrcng this city. There are not hall offices
enough for them, but they hope tor fat pcknss in
the way OF Provision contracts Steamboat lettings,
transportation Of troops &c If they can get up &
War. One Of the most open-mouthed among them,
whose opinion is important only because II echoes
that OF his chiefs, declared to-day that we would
goto Wax unhesitatingy 10 prevent the ceSsion of
either California or Cuba 10 Eusland--in order, as
he said, 10 maintain our Supremacy on this CONT
nent II Is all right for to take all the territory We
can get, by whatever msaas, but If Great Britain
shall purchase any, however remote from us, we
will make war upon her. How is it possible TO
preserve Peace if this spiri, shall influence our
counciisl II g.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
ARRIVED


ship Courier, Fnney, 60 days from Palermo, with fruit
&c 10 Lawrence Phelps. Jan. 7th, lat IS IS, longs a.
spoke trgue Nautilus Of Portland, from Barcelona for
Savannah, days Jan. l.th lat IS IS, long So.
spoke brig Hlowe OF Boston, FOR MarselI.es 25 days out
80 dale, saw the 6aIque Lewis, o York. standing 10 the
eastward. Passenger Dir Vim Paty.
Ship Geneva, Good!ue 70 days from New Orleans. with
cotton, provisions, &c. TO K Collins & Co. Passenger,
Hale knight.
Ba.que Pauline. Sweetli from Canton Oct l6tl-passed
I'D, lat " - no longitude given, spoke brig New Orleans,
tfen Boston, bound 10 Cu-racca. Passenger, Mr W L
Wallthsl.
Swedish barque swea Astrcm, IS days from Cadz, with
100 ;ssis salt 10 order.
Brig Marion Gaze Read Is days from BalIze Honduras
with IosSocd specie &c 70 T. BIanco. Brig juno of y.
YORK. hence, arrived i instant Sailed IN company with
scr Ssa2c franklin, BroTrl, for Boston. Feb ~, Lat
%. 40 lcn 65i2 exchanged signals with erI brig chow
ing blue signal with letter i, steering NORTH Lat 500
lon 99.5s, saw slip DucalIon steering North.
Bris C. Il. Appie:oa (of wadoboro) Bradford. l6 days
from New Orleans, with 26i hhds sugar, As csks, hhds
molasses, to Robert & Williams.
Brig LOTieBt Knight, 10 days frnm Ponce, X, Win
sugar and nolass 10 Rowland 81 Aspnwau Lett bailue
psnta, fn GuyanIa for New Haven next day bries
Watson, Eckfu-d, WILL LOckhat, for Ptisd Allen hHs'
MAlson Pnta, Sawyer sehs Ceres, TarooS; LsDa,o1,
ard Adelaide, dscharging Big juliet Farre ot ao i'
Baltimore, sid 3 days before ,,
sckr ,s1yYaI Lare. Gays from cardeiiss tCuns WIZ,
$50 bhds ard 50 EnoIa,s 20 Read hoppoch- saHed
| IN with scEr HoraLIofor YoTk- - ~,
schr Margaret smith, Smith, from Wilmington. q %
with naval stores.
SFo1.
schr Iole. Wooster. from Eastport- salt and fish.
scl,- Denmark, Crowtu. fcua B.cokhaYen, ballast
BELOW
chip and briss, unknown. Wind Light a; 3. West
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
From the Editor.
WASHINGTON. Monday, mtdaig


The Senate held Session this evening, and hlr.
McIN,rYIE made Speech in favor OF Annexation
Mr.. BERRrEy had the fioor, but declined speaking
because of indisposition. Mr. B. wished TO get the
Aoo, for tomorrow, but was supplanted by Mr.. Al
,rx OF Ohio. WHO will in the morning render his
reason, for defying the will Of his State and the
peremp,ory, explicit instructions OF her Legislature.
The debate does not seem TO be near It's termina-
,ion Mr.. CRrrrEypES Of KY will have drive
cut OF them before it closes.
have one bad rumor tonight through different
channels-that Mr. JOHNSON Of La. has been driven
INTO The support OF Annexation by the adyices from
Louisiana Still, | do not give it up. Mr.. BENTON
canno, vote for tae House resolutions, naked, with
out degrading himself in the eyes OF every body
and If these are altered, neither FOSTER nor JOHN
SOY will vote for them. 1t is close work.
We hea. that the Legislature Of Maryland viii
instruct Mr. MERRicK, but he will set all instruction
at defiance.
Amid the fog of Cabinet saeculations, Ihayc set
tied Just one point this evening namely, that Mr.
FLAco can't come in New-Engand Is still terce.
ly fighting for WOODBURY. or BANCROFT, and Polk
has objections to both Woodbury. is dlsliked az
one of Van Buren's Secretaries, though far enough
from being Van Buren, man; Mr. Polk wants ,t
form new Administration BANCROFT has gone
home, having made no favorable impression here
but he may squeeze in. Mr.. RANToUL might yer.
likely come in between the two, but he prefers I,
be Collector at Boston.
The Young Democracy Of New-York say II
Mr. Polk, Give us no Cabinet officer, rather thai
Van Buren, man. MIR. Flagg is doomed. Gov
Marcy abjures Van Burenism, and will probably
get in, if New York has place at all. Mr. CAM
B.ELENe would Mt object to boss the Treasury
but has no support
/, is too bad that Il. NJ SAUNDERS, deadly
enemy of Postage Reform is to be Postmaster
General, but I hear ii is to be so. CAVE JOHNSON
is the only alternative to talked ONO better
have transcript of some OF the bills paid b.
McNulty, late clerk Of the House, to James +
Secor and others, OF New York, for stationery 10
Congfess The charges are airocious. Qullls q
$40 per thousand !. sperm candles at AZ cents pc
pound Fla, cap paper at SO per ream (several hur
j dred reams>, and then $50 for CUTTING DOWN ~
reams of it (who ever heard of the like y Car
ridge paper, at 1915, and medium at $3.50, fon
an array of hard prices, such as ! neversaw before
If Mac buys for himself as he does for Congress
no wonder he is used up. no.
1 notice to-day the arrvr OF JOHN 1. MUMroRD. and
r. Tallmr dge OF Now-York and Gov. Steele of New
HampshIre John X. Kane OF Philadelphia, shunk's At
,orney General made somewhat famous by the Polk Tariff
Letter arrived here this morning. They all after hC
spoils.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

TIE BRIG o. c. RAYMosp.-A portion of our
readers will remember this vessel under command
o! Captain Dennison, as having been concerned
in Tie embezzlemect Of specie, amounting 10
$1,000, which had been shipped at Canton for
Macao in 1913 The brig 0. c Raymond was en-
gagged IN trading in the China Seas Il appears that
instead of proceeding 10 Macao, Dennison took a
course for Talcuahana, where ne arrived early in
1874, and disposed of bis vessel, exchanged the
slvs. FOR gold, ard took passage board the whale
ship Archer, Capt. Ricketson, for Payta. Upon
his arrival al PayIa he took the whole amount of
specie, except $1,000, and proceeded across land
via Panama 10 Nsw-OreaDs, where he arrived IN
May last
Recently information has been received from
China, by our Government at Washington, of the
beZzlement by Denn:son, and the SHIPMENT on
board the Archer, and orders were transmitted TO
The proper officers Tor seizure at this place, upon
the arrival OF tie vessel. The Archer arrived on
Monday, when Colonel BayEcs boarded her and
seized The specie on board. Dennison has prob
ably taken his departure Tor Texas
[New-Bedford Mercury.
Is 4 meeting OF the inhabitants OF the Huron
District, (Canada West was held on the Cd inst.
al Goderich, 10 take measures preparatory 10 the
construction OF railroad from Hamilton, On Lake
Oatsrio. 10 Goderich on Lake Huron. One nun
cred miles ct this road on TINS route wi! save go
miles OF Lake navigation.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

DiscussIoN.-Mr Grant and DR.. McCune Smith
viii this evening continue thsir interesting discus
sion at the Society Library on the capacity of the
Negro and Indian races tor civilization. TINS de-
bate has excited unusual degree Of interest. and
cannot tailto be productive of useful results THE
announcement OF the continuation OF the debate
this evening IS from the - MORNING NEws;'' we
sec IN The CoUgiEE & ESou,sEz that 1t will be
continued on Monday evening next The parties
can clear up the matter In the evening papers
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

u RoussgLL's SHAVING cREASi-This de..s. e. =
fu PREPARATION uaequl!led for sufaasiHs all oef
emollient consistency of its teT. which 50 'oi'ei'
as 20 render shaving pleasant ard easy il has bern
for competition az tie Fair Of the Auefieaa
her. ,war! silver r,eda .ad diploma Ao 'i'e' ~
Al a, e Fr,.kIia institute il Philadelphia and aro;sf
lac fair in Dos,os. G. Saunders. el Broadway .os 90.
fer Ney-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
THE cABINET-TEXAs IN THE SENATE.
F'ron the Editor

WAsHSoToN, Monday, teb 81
The friends of Mr.. BUCHANAN say positively to-
day that their point is gained, and that Mr.. B is
the chosen Premier of the new Administration. II
this is so, would not give much Tor the chance OF
either ELAGa or MARCY to be Secretary OF the
Treasury, for the South will hardly care 10 see the
two chief places given to the North. The Cabinet,
go far, appears 10 stand
JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pa. Sec. Of State
WI O. BUTLER, of Ky Sec. of War:
John Y Mason, of Va. Sec. Of the Navy;
RonKRr j. WALKrR, of Miss. Attorney Gen.
The Secretary of the Treasury and the Postmas-
ter General are still unsettled. New-Engand
claims one of these Ncw-York another; but MIR.
Calhouh's interest must have somethins-Elmore,
they say and Mr.. r. NJ SAUNDERS, of n. c.
would like the Post Office. We shall see how
they fix it next week
Mr.. DAYTON, of N, Jersey, is said to have made
noble speech against Annexation to-day. could
no. hear it, being busy in the House, bu, it has won
very general commentator. H. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
NEW-YORh LEGISLATURE.
Hou;, of Reps. w,sHtscror. ?
MONDAY. Feb. -. 7. u. y

McNpAi, fen ~ IS|o.
SENATE MIR Smith, from the committee on
agriculture reported adverse to the petition OF cii-
zens OF New-York for an Agricultural College and
Experimental Farm.
MIR. Folsom, after expressing desire 10 discuss
This report, moved 10 refer il 10 the committee of
the whole.
Mr. Smith opposed the motion, and it was reject
ed
The roper, OF the committee was then agreed to
Mr.. Jones called up the joint resolutions on the
subject OF the New-Yo,k PHO, Laws
Alter speech of considerable length from Mr.
Folsom of New-YoIk, on this subject, the rssolu-
lions were laIG on the table, and the House went
into Executive session.
AsSEMnY.-Mr. 4. H. Buel presented bill to
incorporate The Peoples Mutual Insurance Cempa-
ny in New York
Also, bill 10 incorporate the Security Mutual
Insurance Company in New York
The Speaker announced the Select Committee
on the subject OF reduction OF the rates Q; inter
est: MesSrs. Niven, Ma;heI, Bush, Haunum and
Mccarthy.
The Committee of the Whole, Nj Constant in
the chair, TOOK up the constitutional amendments.
Mr.. 5. Miller made brief speech IN favor OF rh-
adoption Of the amendments.
Mr. BloSs addressed the Committee, and was
followed by Mr. Wor6en
On motion oi Mr., Morrison, the Committee rose
and reported progress
On motion Of Mr., Morrison. the Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. 7 f. Lee IN the Chair, took up
ihc bill II ard OF The lasti,non for the Deaf and
Dumb. The bill was passed without opposition.
Reports Were received from the Canal Board and
Canal Commissioners In answer 10 Resolutions Of
the House. The House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

r-- yoYA. rs THE NINETEENTH CESrrHr. hy =
MsacAREr FULLER. Price 50 cents tbs wotE Is '''
ready fcr Inc trade. r.,. n
orders may be addressed to any OF the sOoksfiief'
Sew-York. Boston and Philadelphia, or to
GREELEY & MeELRATH. SeT-iosA.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

THE SEAsoN,-The unuSpa mildaess Of the sea.
son continues to be the subjec, Of remark in the
different sections OF the country. A, Columbus
(O) the wild geese have been seen lying Moth
ward, the buds of fruit trees and of shubbery are
swelling, and in some instances bursting, and the
common Spnag birds have appeared A, New.
Haven, Conn. the blue bird has come, thecertain
harbinger of Spring a; Troy, tN. " on Mon
day, the ice broke away in front OF the city, and
the Mohawk was running out rapidly. The Con
nec,cut at Hartford is open, but the ice is probably
stopped below at Pra,ls ferry; the river was 10
feet above low water mark. a, Louisville, on the
Goth, the weather was oppressively warm IN The
sun. A, Philadelphia, on Monday, gentleman
presented an editor with handful Of erocuses,
four or five inches high, taken from cluster in
bloom, in the open air near Germantown. The
steamer Norwich arrived at Albany from New.
York on Monday last
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

CorroY FAcroKY-A Cotton Factory has been
established at the head OF navigation on the Talg-
poosa River, as an experiment, by Messrs. Marks
& Bcrnier, two cnterprsipg planters. IL Is designed
to run about 100 splndles and proporlonate num-
Der of looms, and will work up about 500 bales
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

~ The WING ALaAxAc.-The Fourth Edipon 9, = - :.
wig A.aarac Is nom ready, and all orders Feeeve'
attended to promptly. The price Of this useful
only I2i cents per copy. Sec advertisement Of
,rother column