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pisu lam Chosdsr so Crabs. LoSstsr fried Chieksas
wi b mary other dsesees. will be rived io-JaJ az
BAYhhD's, state street.
n B--s living sea Horse may he seen for few DAYS,
without charge For notice Of Luneh. se advertisement
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p,,.,.,.,,-rh. b.st az ALL rne cheapest

80 n, al .fyte q rsntlemet- ct may ubqus-
prtty rsunc Mealias famous ettrlshmfnt rner
az ~ osdpst and Csus street his htt ae No - Be ex
esiiss beaut,. chsapnsss or durability Give BIN aea
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ncendlar.es M Albany.

ALBANY, August IS, 1851.
II is suspected that he fire in Fulton street. Toes
day the work of ncendiaries and the police are on
their track.
Attcm pts made yesterday evening to fire several
fran buildings in the sane peighborhosd.
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Fire at FuitOn, Ohio.

CINCINNATI, August 2s, 1851.
Messrs. johnson Morton's mill, and four dwell
Bpgs sdjoining in Fulton, Ohio destroyed by fire.
last night Johnsoa 4 Mort onis loss Is Sc 900.
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Marine Disasters.

NoRFoLK August %, 1851.
The British brig Urgen from New York for Whining
ton is ashore and disn astsd in Lynnhaven bay.
The schooner ado, from New York for Jackson
Vile has put in In distress
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prices It IL very likely that the above estimate Of sp-
ments during the year 1861 will be considerably reoos
The annexed abatement exhibits the quotations 10
this market for the principal public securities It tho
respective periods pamed -
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o,,,i.m.p,v sa,isfaction .-The sn,isfae-

tsn pnt,ms, issls In 'seuifgs set - eeg'nty made
Shis ca i'm heir. apprri It's Nv thnee N
n int ~ eiyng their orders q Gr.ea Ne Asor Hnue
pm the asd perfectly sdar Cd 20 the ngure his
VT teasy the time promised. aud never re-
aui.
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Kn,. en- -. ctu,sr ~ f'lton st-sst I" issued eis
Ysl syla q Hat aid critical rrod q be We eos
80 ttrr tte mot scrany. - - - have been
slifhisst ree i'r "a tts ssttng
gpot % "a last pork. vil Be, ONE m re ia us
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In calling attention to this oects to direct
Feap those who only injure the
fessiop hut often nfet permanent injury their
teps his gentleman hsve selected Is
high ~ his profeson in thit educated and tho
roughly practed in branch of the
years personal experience devoted the
improve of his profession Welrow of individual
who take prcceds OF Dr. Levett IT, skill aud scientific
acquire nts-(From Andrews Co.'S Strangers Guide,
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sta,e of the Ohio ,tsver.
TIN. ru.s,Iye slave Case.

PTrsBCRG, August q. 'S51.
The channel If the river nov measures four feet, and
IS failing. The weather is pleasant
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The Turf.

u-,o- corts~. I-PtcISo The race ys'tsoiay'
va o t,a iat tex 81 &c sid thee were "a IRE
r.oiie % tc crurae thar brfre aiisEJed except
o. sfcur u..e iaqe dsy The rare was ms tsa's e'''
u.,s 70 Gy.. ~ ha-ncss The following scsnm'fy
rrs an.p.r ,itdvs t.rr I5. an ~ d,taiis;--
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Detention OF the Saranac and her Gnal
DepaBtur


The o. 8. steamer saranac did not sail for Havana
until this morning She was detained by orders re-
ceved per telegraph after getting her steam up on
Tuesday
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New York, Friday, August 80, 1851.
DOUBLE SH EFT

Weight OF the Herald In WraPPsrs'
WrxsIy HERALD. ....... ........'. -. IA De
Dev sLz sHEEr HERALD. ...... l;s Oh
sesa a e. HERALD. ......-....-....- o.
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so,or,s s,,.w Bon..,. aud cra,ds, new


ato,t noe. desirabc offered 10 the
trace. a. ve.y moderate prize. by
fnOsss REYNOLDS, Importer, a. Br3adwsy
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keilogg's Fail style Hats, now ready
The public They not surpassed
by any for beauty, durability shespnes One price
J. w KELLOoG, 1913 Canal street.
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queky and permanently cured. by Wypkoops Extsrm a
tor. Nervous and nereurll diseases cured by usn:
" hoops Distilled Extract of Dock. Daudeon VIE
Cherry sarsarsra Sassafra Guiac sc. These mediene
recommended by celebrated physicians and chemist
Drs. Chiffon Kent, TraphoPaD Humtert, Fleming anC
Others Office l2S ulton Street, second floor.
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Cure Tor Eyspepsin.-The OXyRenntes
Bters better entitled TO the confidence OF dyspspe
than remedy known. and their reculisr action tn
system excit the prise and admiration OF those WI
have tried various medicines without benea They ST
worth n fair trial b. ID Sands 100 Fulton street;
II Rrg 1872 and A. scovill Co 3l6 Broadway and b.
the druggists ger orally.
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J. w kELLOoG, 1873 Canal street.
hpd Msen Fun tie celebrated Chinese skin Powder
hary aespted to their oms its soaking and cooling
properties als,s averts diseoloration and coarse
the stn delcately white smooth and soft For sale by
r.. M. HOBBS. 81 Maiden lane.
For Health, Beauty and Economy. -
Brooks OF 100 Fulton street. is of the aud
reliable dealers in Boots Shoes TO be found In this CITY,
When such comprise II merits of eegsp drrah
w. comfort and hs always they
be recommended t. the public We ad
readers 60 examine and purchase his
style Of Boots, Shoes and Caters.
Gouraud's Liquid stantaneous Hair Dye;
tile for uprooti hair Gouraud's Lily White Gouraud
Liquid re sso Lily Witt are found only at hi. old
Calender IS South Third street Phiiadephis Jordan i
Washington street. Boston.
Wigs and TOupees. helOr's cele Sratcd
best selection of Wigs scalps and Toupees. They
the premises Of the best material and work.
and offer great indueemsnt to purchasers Copy
the address
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's genuine Liquid
Crng for the hair and whisk-rs be procured
also at the principal ONCE and ctorv,
Wall street. Wholesale retail applied Beware OF limits
tons
John h. Rich, Dent III Tenth street,
between Broadway and University Place DR. Rieh respect
fully informs his friends and the public thai he con aes
tisL
Notice! Notice !-Lyon's Magnetic Powder
tanned tire Union 80 Nassau their
Boots the evils of those still things
corns and bunions
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Wig Fact il at all street. where be found tn
best selection of Wigs scaps and Tonpees They q
msnshp and offer great inducemsnt to purchasers Cop
the address.
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Clair Dye.-Ratchelor's genuIne ]


Corng hair whsk-rs be procured
at all TIE Wholesale druggists and psrumert in town and
country; also at the principal Office and
tions.
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Hills all obnoxious insects bu greater desideratum is OBJ
tanned at tire Booths Union 50 Nassau for their
Boots the evils of those still obnoxious things
and bunions
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John b. Rich, Den ,,st, III Tenth st

between Broadway and University Place DR. kioh respec
fully informs his friends and the public that he tr
himself to the practice of his profession 40 de-
tisb
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THE UNION.

till changed by explicit and authentic OF the whole
people, Is sacIedy obligatory upon all The very idea Of
the power, and the right Of he people establish govern
men presapposes the duty every individual 70 obey the
established government.
All distractions to the execution Of the laws all comb
nations and associations under plausible charac
ter, with the real design direct control, counterac or
awe The regular elaboration and action OF the constituted
authoriues destructive 70 this fundamental prpepe
anc Of fatal lendeIcy They organize faction 10
tive artificial and extraordinary force put IN the
place Of the delegated will Of tho nation the viii OF
party, oen small but artiul and enterprsing minority Of
the community and, according 10 the alternate ihumphs
OF different pups to make the public administration the
mirror Of the i'll concerted and projects OF fac
on rather THAI the OF consistent and wholesome
plus digesled by counsels and modified by mu
tual iule esis ...... Ha
In order to show the entire OF opinion,
above expressed, with that of Mr. Jefferson. copy the
following brief paragraph from his famous Inaugural AID
dress He specifies among the elements OF political
prosperity the following principles:
The support of the State governments all their rights,
the competent administrations for domestic
cerns, aud the bulwatks against ami republican
esthe OF the genera la It's
whole constitutional vgor the OF peace
at hone aud safety absoad
g II there be any among who would wish dissolve
the Unon change republican form, lot them stand
und sisrbed monuments Of the safety with which
OF opinion may he tolerated. where is left free
OulI
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In the Se"ats, yesterday. communication upon Indian
ars was received from the Secretary OF thu Interior
,pon the question Of disposition, Mr. wing took DC.
asio 10 vndicale himself from the allegations against his
c conduct contained In the Of the Select Com.
nee OF the House, OF which Nh Richardson chairman
Mr Gwin made some explanations, and Mr.. Douglas spok
IN vndica,on Of the majority Of the committee and their
chairman the anmadversious OF the senator from
Ohio The President Of the Senate tenn utter the
scussion irregular and the subject passed Asr
he OF private bills, message
eiyed the President of the Uuited States the sub
ec OF distractions TO the execution OF the fugitive
act and recommending legislation thereupon. On
lion to refer the the Committee the Jud eary,
Rebate followed in which Mr. Clay, Mr. Mason, Mr.. Hale.
Mr. Davis of Massachusetts, Mr. Seward, Mr. Dickinson
Mr. Batter, Mr.. Badger Mr.. Downs and others took part
xhen without taking the question, the Senate Adjourned
In the H,use, Mr. Jones introduced joint resolution for
In amendment OF the constitution of the United States, by
ving election OF President and Vice President directly
tho people, rendering senators elective. &c switch
read twice. and referred Mr. Gddings asked leave
resolution for inquiry to assault upon George
Thompson, BRUSH subject, in Springfield, Massachusetts,
and il objected To. The House went into committee
on the bill making appropriations for the Genera, Pos
Office Department and continued the proceedings thereon
hill the adjournment. "r.#f
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WILLARD FILLMORE.


This day will be celebrated with unusual honors IL
will be seized upon occasion for pouring forth the
feelings Of free people in favor Of the Union. The
name Of that great is intimately associated with it,
AT the head Of the continental army he assisted in esab
fishing the Independence OF his country and in laying
the foundation OF the conederacy AS the President Of
the Federal Convention, he contributed TO establish the
constitution As the first President OF the United States
he aided by the administration Of the government TO
carry the constitution OF the Union into effect And his
valedictory to the people, retiring to private lIte is
full OF the most earnest and eloquent recommendations to
guard the Union as well as the liberties OF his country
NSwonder, then, that this Anniversary should be en-
ployed 10 testify the attachment OF the nation TO the
Union, after the storms which we have lately passed
through. ..
Preparations have been made 10 celebrate the day in
style Of unusual mayncence and patriotism Among other
cities very extensive arrangements have been made in
the city OF New York; and General Fooe has gone on
to deliver an oratioa on the day.
General Hou~on visits Harrisburg. n Pennsy lvania
on a similar mission. ',h
The most splendid ball. pethlps. which was ever given
in Richmond will come of on Monday night IN the
theatre which has been arranged for the purpose The
tickets Of invitation signed BY IA managers, am 'ns
whom recognise the governor OF the State, the pre-
siding officers OF the convention and OF both houses OF
the legislature, and other distinguished citizens.
There will be ball in this city, at Carusfs, on MOI
dsy night.
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This evening is the benefit and last night OF the en-.
gagement Of the most successful that has ever APP
peared in Washington. Mi~ Davenport. for seventeen
nights successvey has acted to crowded and brilliant
audiences which have II possible increased rather than
diminished and firmly believe she 70 continue
until Congress Closes the theatre would be filed great
tavonte has she become with the most intelligent and
lteary-iniecd with all She appears to-nigh, in two
ctaracters-Letis Hardy, IN the Bellies Straagem. and
a. Clri-,iae, i, The Youthful Queen. We have heard
that she goes 10 Phils lephia NEXT week where she is
equally popular
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ADDITIONAL NEWS OF THE .ALrro.



la the Assembly. on Monday, the Ninste! Of Finance
submitted in short speech, uproPosition for an extra
ordinary credit OF 200 frsncs to cover the fres-
dents expenses OF representation during me year 1921
The Minister'S speech received with saca remarks
from the members OF the mountain, and win GOODNESS oy
the members OF the right
Letters from Cherboug state that two hundred mef,
chanmen have been driven into that harbor by stress oil
weather.
Admiral Montigue's division will sail for Pernambuco
and Rio de Janelro. IL is weather bound.
On the demand OF the French government. Nj. Felix
Pyat has been expelled from Switzerland.
The rivers Loire and Warende have ovsrfowed their
In the Monasur, the Minister of Foreign Affairs pro
tests in the contradiction OF certain rumors that
changes have been made among the unconaries Of his
On Wednesday night the National Assembly divided
on NJ Joyets free trade motion. The Chambers
for the notion PSI; against II, $50
0ermsny.
ScHLEswIG- HoLsrEIE-.The federal commissioners
have Left Hamburg for Kel, where they will publish
proclamation, Count Revenston is to follow them
The Stockholders Of Hosein have resigned IN favor OF
the provisional government In their proclamation
they state that the Gemanic Confederation intends TO
protect the established relations between Scheswg and
iIostein
HEssE. CAssEL--The officers who resigned their CON.
missions during the late crisis will be tried by court.
martial OF Bavaran Offices. II is stated al the Cassel
that military convention had been concluded between
treaty The Hessian troops will proceed 10 Bohemia,
and the cities OF Hesse will remain Austrian garrsons
Prussia.
Baron Montafe the PREMIER intends repairing TO Ores
den on or before the 18th instant He will there have
interview with the premier OF Austria.
In its sittngs of the 81 instant the lower house voted
against paragraph thirty OF the government regarding the
loan on the responsibility OF the ministers. The vote
| against the parag raph was 1872; for it, l05
Nl. Austria.
further reduction OF the army is in contemplation
This will raise the number OF soldiers on leave to
10000
VIENNA-A correspondent, Of the goth ultimo, states
that the encroachmen of the military power has had
crisis Na5
The Vienna conspiracy determined in its purpose and
extended in it's ramItcaons. Part OF the garrison OF
Vienna had been msled. The ith of March was fixed
for general outbreak. Seventy persons-s,udens citi
zens and officers on half payhave been arrested Three
baalions of the garrison OF vienna nave oeen sent 10
prehrnsion Of those persons who attempted to msead
the soldiers The Austrian press will not be allowed to
notice these facts
Agemrine -itung saws that Prince Schwarzenburs is
preparing to proceed TO Dresden. "@
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Washington Assemblies.

EANCY BALL-wi take place at Jackson Hall on Thursday
IL 27th OF February,
Subscribers 70 the having the written su
thoty manager purchase tickets informed mat
tickets pischer's ADJOINING tne
irving Hotel fancy two doors wet q Browns
Hotel.
ming Of the ball. = -,,.- -. ---..-..1 q,
leave them al the BALI addressed TO the Treasurer
Feb12
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CITY CT WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. .ss, 1861.

.sy B. PAUSE, e Auenran Newspaper Agent, only
ssodxsd agent The cities Of Boston, New York
~ asd a empowered take advertisements
.capdoas d required BY His receipts be
[xsd - psysse~t. His oees s-BosiSn, Congress street;
~. Yosk Tssssns building Phiadsphis,
krh,N d Chestnut streets.
Virginia. by travelling PuLLxK JAaEs
/ aoaAs
M, o. W. JAass, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio /,
travelling agent for the States by essrs
n ssrH T. DEsr, JASON TArLoRJ W. AKssTHoSa, PxsKH
ocrs W. Ramsay DR. Joshua WapswoKrH, AuEx II. Laws,
Md A. j. saLEr
M Mr. Hsssr M LrwIs, OF Montgomery Alabama Is our gen.
ri yelng agent the States Of Alabama Tennessee.
mr. Mr. IsHAHL g. JAMS, No io2 South street,
Una our general travelling agent by
WxLp JsHs Collins, JAMES BsIRIsa, A. kick WELLssroH
EVANS, Jous T. JuDKns, r. Lock-, Jos. BUTTON GEoRaE
b Burros, and TnoAas D. NICE
ms-Receps rom either Of this above will be good.
mzEpwARps SANFORD, Co. agents and bankers
Halted States, London, and Liverpool have appointed
for the Usonn authorized subscriptions
this paper Their Office In London No. 10
,resham street, Liverpool at No Columbia Buildings.
Ths concern connected in this country with the
house of Adams Co, and entitled
.ncs friends abroad
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THE managers subscribers Washington Assemblies
assembly will be rAscy BALl,
Jackson Hall Thursday, the 9Th instant
persons admitted unless fowy cstus heads Of
families persons upon application the commit
appointed may Of special circu
stances, be admitted In citzens dress. ..#H
committee appointed Me.srs. J. Knor Walker r. .
Key, A. n. Cross, and Major A. II. Gillespie I'd g#
Feb i5-idd e@
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THE Panorama Of Bible H. now open ~ ths Odd
Il FeIlovs Hail. wiismss ceiebsstsd bhs rano-
interesting scenes IN the
Bbe commencing with chaos and following each cshss In his
tor,cai order down o Babyonish Captivity 49,
10 hsfpan O'Clock psecissiy
Tickets cents, children under ~ years old, half psce
Wednesday and Saturday ahsnosns n so'ciock
Ian
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EsTIvALTbe OF Presbyterian church VII
hold benefit Of said cburcb Of useful and .ne
refrebmentsa the ooeon,
Of AZ and Pennsylvania avenue 20
Thursday the 9th instant and continue eaeh a IN"
dudag the week -. - a. 49,
They valuable and attractive articles e
Of public, and viii sell 'her e'o". Ps'
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FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.

SATURDAY Evrsiso, FHspuAn -, 1851
GRAND MUSICAL FEsTIvAL.-HERR KRAUZ.hs cseessfsd
Hungarian singer brg announce TO the ladies' and esnuee
he will his grand musical festival Of vocal and
evening he will be assisted BY the several
amateurs Of Washington - 800.
introduces his grand "Pot fourr or Ins
Confusion OF Bsbyiop' in 20 different languages ..s
Admission, 50 cents.
For further particulars, see hsndbil'
Eahp o.
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Intelligence has been received from New Orleans that
r. B. Conrad es brother OF the honorable Secretary OF
War; died suddenly in tina, city the nth instant The
deceased was an intelligent, amabc, and worthy young
gentleman OF the respectable character. His
for death has fallen heavily the Secretary Of
War, and will probably deain him for several days from
his office, We sympalbixe with him in this painful be-
reavement.. .#.@.. Z. ..# r"M. N
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The Boston Atlas is attempting 10 excuse the riot in
that city, under OF the mobs that have been enacted
in other cities Such comparisons odorous, Dog
berry says. But venture to say that all the IT
produces short OF the msches which the late outrages
in Boston producing in the present excited state OF the
public mind. upon the Union itself Will it be believed
that the public sale Of the fugitive slave Long in Rich
mond is brought up in connexion with the black mob OF
Boston, and that this is described phase OF the
mob spirit" Will it be believed too, that, in order to
make this odious possible, the Atlas has the
hardhood assert that the legislature, then in session.
and the State convention for the amendment OF the consu
on then in session, adjourned order TO attend the sale
and add their voices to the hurrahs which
were sen, up when the poor wretch was knocked of to
the purchaser more shameless Misrepresentation Of
facts we venture 10 say, never committed No such
adjournment made by either body. The whole as
sertion is as ridiculous as it is false.
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We regret to learn that the Hon Mr.. Fowler, OF Mas
sachusetts, is detained from his in the House by
disposition. ~.
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rs,rsxApuIo KEponrs FOR THE UNION
Condition of the Northern Markets, &C..

Condition OF he NOFWeTH U1uTNels, &c.
NKw YORK, Feb, 2l-2 mt has been raining all
dv cbeckiup outdoor The stock market rm
United States SIS 1868 I5t; Canton Company, CO. The
No change in grain. Cotton market unsetled-smal
sales at rres ular prices /; prices to lower
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2i-2, p The weather has been
wet and dissgreeabe. All out door business checked
Stocks are steady Psnnsyvana, SIS, 9A No change 20
note IN articles usually mentioned. ..r..H
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.Msv Jersey Senator

sVE JETSty ------ -----
TRESroS February 20 The ballotings for Unitd staes
senator in the Join, meeting this morning have re VI ted as
they did Yesterday The stood Stockton 3d. Dayton 81
scattering g. No choice will be made this morning.
SECOND DESPATCH. g.ty
The Joint meeting has adjourned to lob o'clock to-mo
raw without a choice. Six more ballots had been mad,
ALI alike Stockton So Dayton 81, scattering6 Necessary
In a choice 10 There have bsen % ballots In all
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DIED.

On Thursday last, Dr. JOHN p. vANTINE, aged a yesTs
His friends acquaintance respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral from his lax street, this Saturday after
noon, o'clock. sf IS ....ss 4
Thursday morning, the 10th inatan nwenV
aged % MARY KATE vile OF JANIS
sMlrm and eldest daughter OF w g. W. WnlTI o. hn GUY.