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POLITICAL.
TuR ABSENT BE FoRaoTTEN7

CAN THE ABSENT BE FORGOTTEN
Can the absent be forgotten:
Can their memories ever ole
Nere thew loved, to be remembered,
Asa shadow on the sky !!
Can the early ties that bound u.s.
Like the morning dreams depart
Forbid il heaven, for then will cease,
All truthfulness Of heart.
Can the absent be forgotten,
Though their silence we regret
No Lethe springs from this fair earth,
Ry which we can forget.
There is something in the memory
or those we've loved and lost,
IJphold's loves bark, Ser Times vast sea,
However tempest tossed.
Can the absent be forgotten7
Can the lips that we have kissed
The hand that we have pressed in ours,
Be lost, and not be missed .,. ,,,o,
Can the heart that throbbed TO our heail 'nioo'
The cheek that sought our breast,
As the swallow, wearied from aiar,
Seeks its own chosen nest
Can all these be forgotten
AS foot print on the SAND,
asths dew upon the hawthorn ieai,
Which we brush off with our hand1
Oh ! no. there is faith in love,
Whose impulses are pure,
That, like the eternal mountains, God
Created 10 endure!
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HOPE-BY r. h. HERvEy.

Again-apain she comes -methinks hear
Her Wild sweet singing, and her rushing Wings
NV heart goes forth to meet her with tear,
And welcome sends from all its broken sfihgS
II was not thus-not thus-we met OF yore,
When my plumed soul went halt way 10 TIC say
To greet her and the joyous song sne pore re,,v
Was scarce more tuneful than the e'au iePg'
The wings are fetterd by the weight OF years
And Grief has spopd the music with her tears
She comes-I know her by her starry eyes,
l know her by the rainbow In her mar
Her yesture OF the light and summer SKIES
But gone the girdle which she useo 70 "eat
OF summer roses and the sandal flowers
That hung enamored round her fairy feet,
When in her youth she haunted Earthly bowers,
And culled from all the beautiful and sweet;
No more she mocks me with her voice OF mirtn,
Nor offers now the garlands OF the ear'h.
Come back, come back-thou hast been absent iong'
Oh! welcome back the sybil Of the soul
Who came and comes again, with pleaoine selohg'
To offer TO the heart her mystic scroll;
Tbouph every wear she wears sadder look,
And sings sadder song, and every year
Some further leaves torn out from her DOCK,
And fewer what she brings, and far more dear;--
As once she came-oh, might she come again,
With all the persisted volumes offered then
But come-thy coming is gadness yet
Light from the Present Ger the Future cast
That makes the Present bright-but oh-regret,
Is present sorrow while il mourns the Past,
And Memory speaks as speaks the curiew DELL,
To tell the daylight Of the heart is gone.
Come like the seer of old, and, with thy spell,
Put back the shadow of that setting sun,
On my souls dial and with newborn light,
Hush the wild tolling Of the voice OF Night
Bright spirit come-the mystic roll is thine,
That shows the hidden fountains OF the breast,
And turns, with point unerring, TO divine
The places where its buried treasures rest,
Its boards OF thought and feeling; at that spell,
Methinks feel its long.lost wealth revealed
And ancient springs within my bosom swell,
That Grief had checked, and Ruin had concealed,
And sweetly swelling where its waters stray,
The tints and freshness Of its earlier day.
She comes-she comes-her voice is in mine ear,
Her mild, voice, that sings, and sings forever,
Whose strains of song sweet thought awake 10 hear,
Like flowers that haunt the margins OF a river;
blowers, like lovers, only speak in signs,
Whose thoughts hues whose voices are their hearts
Oh-thus the spirit yearns 10 pierce the SKIES
Exulting throbs though all save Hope departs
Thus the glad freshness of our snless years
Is watered ever by the hearts rich tears.
She comes-I know her radiant eyes,
Before whose smile the long dim cloud departs;
And darker shade be on her brow,
And if her tones be sadder than Of yore,
And If she sings more solemn music now,
And bears another harp than erst she BORE
And If around her form no longer glow
The early flowers that in her youth she wore
That look is loter, and that song more sweet
And Heavens 1owers-the stars-are at her feet
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writcrin the Norfolk Argus having short time since
referred 10 one John B. Alley the principal member of
firm which had made handsome fortune by selling shoes TO
the South and who rank aboltonst the Lynn Bay
State huS the following defiance in behalf of Mr. Alley:
Mr. Alley requests to say in reference to the forego
Ing and In reply to inquiry from Southern customer
Are the charges ue1ha he is prepared TO soy for HIM
self personnyPersh trade entirely and forever far
no Is rather than by any act of his the fugitive
slave law should be perpetuated And will add that is
the spirit of Lynn and of old Massachusetts TOO however
low The State street cotonoccy may kneel Boston may
snk and compromise the principles Of Freedom the in
terests Of Trade.n
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COMMCSicATEp.
TO THE PEOPLE Or GOi)CHIaSD

- iAii@ i.oi LIZ VT uOOCnLatND.
We have attempted, by caucus bring forward demo-
cratic candidate represent in the next General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia; and, through mshaps incidental po
cal mannuvres have failed TO accomplish in that way the
desired end Therefore we, twelve or fifteen Democratic
voters hereby announce Thomas Robertson ESQ., as can.
ddate TO be voted for at the election Mr. Robertson
is plain unassuming man. and thorough and unfncl-
upon by several of u.s. and while he will not consent 10 enter
into regular canvass he consents obey the wishes of
his friends and discharge the duties of the office with his
rolling system that has pamcd upon the people of Virginia
the reeOanSng system and that encumberng in the
and the like which has odiousy characterized the pro-
ceedng IT that body Tor several past sessions At this cr
sis Mr. H. combines The essentials necessary TO ensure the
Democrat 10 give him their hearty support and recti(v
the errors OF the past by the unanniy of action In the
hour of need. MANY VOTERS OF Goocur.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAS,n,
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROpr

England Dissolution Of he Ministry An,cipc,.d-t
U'seo"ient i" Auiy-i&risss Jr9a taps Of m Gs.
nopeI7he Markets. Cato" r"etanged-flogr ' ny
HA.rrAx May 26 IL, p. ,i-'rhe steamer Canal,
here at NJ with ~ passengers; ID .: whonaye n's
ton and 10 for HaiillX. Sae experienced very r Eo
{: on the first three days her passage The "sa
" j. unimpor'an s>"ef!1
ENGLAND Crowds continued % aack 10 ~, -
p.rcc. The Queen maze, daily private ,!::,. r.:
ei9s Of dry hai been hga as - 900 Ss,s me "
..:s still sell ~ first prices ~ "c''
In the House o. Cnm!nons after som. tiscrss;
u!,hcr consideration Of The Ecclesiastical Till. RAJ 10
oostponcd 10 The l9;h. zee
The pool Junrna says:
ave believe VIC are in II condition 10 state thu, =,
ar two the ministry xii! resign and Lord STANLEY
,,ire W. ar. ~ all c:cnS quit certain TIA, ri .I't
irIinriigrely on NJ 54y.irs Cclhn nu;5n uy,r "1'F
y calculated the ministry will be left in IN io.,iy
), n!sy is n0m prepared 70 ioin an administration "
FRANCE Cen Carugnac - pruntinen;Ir
.,nLi,,;. for the Presidency and .sr,. '.!-'
Jort OF NJ Emile Grar.im. Tie leading Journal .'.
lvor Ii. views Great preparations being MAJ y
les for the approaching election r''
Gen DuIrer, the Government Candidate, = e..g,4.
tic department Of the SaEncS
The journal ,c Messages his 5eea seized 70: ,aa,r-
that fourteen Regiments nave Oeen ordered - idii,
rating The stGtctucnt as correct
lTNY-laly gives Signs Of discomfort. The .v,,r,.
Of the Ddnu5a provinces was 10 De- ronpet by aus.,
the l9'h instant.
Good Hope the It'll ui Apl nave oc"n received: The H.
.iliErncr II mos! r.Sa; isictnit-
Sir Henry S.t! has been compelled 10 il. back mn,
King W.iansown, hi. force bcng Inadequate undertake
1uyhiuG Lac II COMPREHENSIVE" military Scnrlr III. So,
of the Katirs by Col Somerset only nce liz yal us r,sr
to fresh hu-iil!tirs.
THE MARkErS.-LIvEsPoo. corcoS MAEksr-or
The 6h the demand being large and the quantity Offering rs
.uceJ prices recovered ID. per 10. The loves: pr
ol depression is probably past, AMI business viii oub,
regular course. Sales OF cot'a for the We've
iG 900 bales
Flour is offered easier terms, ana decline Of d. r
hbl has in some instances been subItte!o. Indian Com
il in good demand. Wheat Is in fur 81, pcr!o.s
rie-.
Sugar maintains last VEGAS demand a. steady rates
Teas quiet ConGours were sold prices in favor OF bus.
ers Otlet kinds are unchanged
MoSEr EARKEr.--CGGs"l- Tor June, on account q, 10
" A. American Stocks exhibit increased! acyltY and prices
generally were better. Money was III request
Ffcights quiet, will! downward tendency Passcnge.
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We are .tiicd learn III. the State Directors Of the
Exchange Bank have re.c,sidered ih-ir DETERMINATION
and wlll consent pass uion o!erng, tO-f.lrrow
Two the Directors; the part o. the State viii re CO.
the meeting OF the bard 81 item having lei! III
the Yesterday morning 10 practice his Profession il
week GJidsooro, io;fh Carolina ana another Is
absent upon urgent business I the North
The Board the last mcetie passed resolution unan
mousy proceed to the lection OF President without
tendance of each lebe of The Directory. Thu pro-
baby then that WI be n"dr during the admin
isrution Of the present dynas and Mr. Sharp VIII By VII
tue of law continue to act as Resident.
Norfolk argus Tiy29.
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We received BY last evening mail file of late Havana
papers Upon the margin of of then the Diaro De La
Marina OF date the l7th ns written with pen The
following viz: "Died in this city, the 18th inst, Mr..
John Quinn Of Richmond Virginia. his death came in TOO
late for publication and late for mail He desired before
his DEATH hs death be published in all the Richmond
papers," AIR Quinn formerly resident of this city,
and married the daughter OF the late Mr. Samuel Sheppard
His widow resides in Norfolk Waig.
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IN THE FIELD AT LAST.

The fourth Wing Convention which assembled at Farm
vile on the Goth ns has nominated Col Philip A. Boiling
Of Cumberland the Wing candidate for Congress- in oppo
siton Mr. Bocock The agony of the Wing party is over
and inclined think with the Lynchbug Republi
that their candidate twill be the whipped man
the fourth Thursday in October that entered the pot
6.l3
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ARREST OF CUBAN REvoLUTIoNIsTs.-Tbes 81.
vannah News has the following letter

oT JAGo DE CuBA, MAY = ISL
number OF arrests have been made at ST. auo die Cuba
Papers taken which discovered Moi IN co,n,n ~
instruction while grand parade and the Insurgents Ind
taken measures TO capture the OF The c and
secure The landing OF Gabad with three thousand men
At the time Lopez would have effected his I,nJ
part OF Havana The judge after having CONCLUDED
the proceedings sentenced TO death four and 10 perpetual
punishment three OF the principal officers and 10 ten wears
hard labor sergeant OF the garrison and two prya,es The
traitor who betrayed them released This sentence hns
been approved by the Captain General of uor,.s S
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APPOINTMENTS

WAsHlxG7oS May %, 10 p. MI. B. Irving of North
Carolina has been promoted 200 clerkshp in the Bu
reau Provisions and Clothing vice Febrown promoted
chief clerk.
H. H. Help of North Carolina, has been appointed chief
clerk in The Navy Department, vice Irwin.
4 special agent Of the PostOffice Department has been
sent Macon Geo. in place Of the late dcuuer, until
another postmaster shall be appointed
Tie New Orleans Opera Troupe opened to night an
immense crowd The sale of tickets stopped early in
the evening.
A fire broke out last night at James Sheckers fishing
Shore below Fort Washington, the Virginia side. All
the outhouses including about thousand dollars worth of
fish. totally destroyed
In Georgetown Tonight negro said 10 be named Buck
Lacey stabbed his brother John severely in the shoulder
and The police immediately arrested Buck, and took
him TO the watch house.
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CONGRESSIONAL, EIEcT1oN

BosToS May 26.-The Congressional Election i, tho "a
district has resulted in the election of the Hon. Robert Ran
tou Jr Free Soil Democrat by plurality of about 1000
votes. In the 4th district Mr. THOMPSON Wby ia chosen
by majority no. exceeding 100 to $50 votes The few re-
received from the 7h district indicate the return of
Bishop, the Coalition candidate
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Diio on the Sih inst. Mrs MRGAET BROOKE AMI 0a the
:oowin: Irr ia. her husband DBERT ) BROOKE, E.i 20!
lhs place.
Seldom no ne an OF God brclald upon IN heavier ca
i'snen t! IN the removal OF Mr. nd Mrs BROOKE ME
circle hut wJ weeks they their usual
strength AMI health zealnusly reforming the due- OF husband,
VIE a''i mother nelshhorand ;r,; AMI they sce ir ~
side IN crowded house the ded In onen, 10
i'checn anN away--a"ioc could r prepared 'nf me
saii-dh even now We can safcc,: reaz. the! are gone
The painful cent has coej tn community mourning
aud written p a;noS face The story TIE
p"" wa' 81 " u AMI "vcrwcn,n:ic tIspcsauuI DARK aih'
tcrons--t S:,a...0n Spectator. iLay q
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM SUMNER.

Some Of the Wing papers, among them the National In
elgcncer were humbugged by the "Unon" sentiments oil
Summers letter. accepting the office OF U. s. Senator Al
their dreams arc however, dsspated by the appearance OF
second letter OF Sumner, declining ee-soil invitation
speak in the for representatives to Congress- his
letter is dated on the Goth May and concludes thus
trust no pains will be spared the election OF Mr.
Parey the very able honest and nexioc candidate OF our
party His character commands the admiration OF ALI II
should command their votes also. No persons familiar with
the public sentiment among usout of certain streets IN
Bosoncan doubt that whatever may be the professions Of
politicians his we'll known opinions the vital question OF
the day find response in the bosoms OF an overwhelming
majority of the good people of this Commonwealth His tn
umph with that of MIR. Rantou in the adjoining District
will go far consolidate the opposition in Massachusetts
against the existing Wing National Administration
Such men, while serving the Union loyalty, and IN Inc
spirit of the Fathers will forget the true principles Oh
the Constitution according which freedom and not slave
~ is national while slavery, and not freedom is sectional
Pafrey one of the thorough incendaries OF the
day-and Summers endorsement of Rantoul shows that the
latter has gone over bag and baggage to the free-so
and has been Justly repudiaed by the Demo
cratic party How blessed would the "Union be- if it shall
be conducted the oyal principles of such as Ran
tout, Pal(rey and Sumner!
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT ST


ST. LOUIS MAY l9-In Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, to-day communication received and read touch
ing the late correspondence between the General Association
of Massachusetts, relative the action Of that body upon
the of slavery After discussion II refer
red to the appropriate committee.
There also presented memorial from the Synod OF
New Jersey requesting the formation of bureau In
ton with the board foreign missions conduct the affairs
of the missions to Papal land which, after being read
referred to special committee.
The report of the Board of Foreign Missions read BY
DR.. Lowrie who addressed the Assembly length upon
the several questions embraced in 1t.
The matter of the selection of the place for the
ing Of the assembly, then taken up; when DR.. A. w.
Leland of South Carolina nominated Charleston. He did
not believe that subject now in agtaton any
action contemplated would prevent the meeting of the AS
sembly Ia Charleston next year.
The Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Of South Carolina also favored the
selection of Charleston He denounced the late Charles
ton Convention indefensabe body and its Chin
erca He did not for moment anticipate that Charleston
would be out Of the Union next year.
After lengthy discussion and the nomination Of several
other cites Charleston selected by large majority
ST. LOUIS MAY 20In the General Assembly Of tho Pres
byterian Church to-day the judiciary committee submitted
report the complaint of VIM Lively against the Synod
OF New York, which referred the General AS
semoy resolution adopted expressing the desire Of
the Assembly that Mr. McG retain the Office OF professor
IN the western Theological Assembly, which he had recently
II Is understood tina, he will acauiesce The report of do
mestic missions had been submitted The resignation OF
s. Alexander Professor in Princeton Seminary was &C.
cepted. '~,'N''-''' 49, -
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WASHINGTON, MAY ga fist fight occurred yesterday
vernment Clerk and Arthur Hooe merchant in which the
former was worsted Dallas in the afternoon sent Hooe
challenge and both parties went out to Bladensburg fight
rested and bound keep the peace. The difficulty ORR
ginaed In quarrel about money affairs account OF which
Hooe refused to recognize Dallas gentleman
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ST. LcuIs. MAY 23-The Presbyterian Assembly has 70.
solved 10 hold its next annual session the h of Mny
next, Charleston
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TIL. CONTENTION

u ,i,i o,r:ously engaged, in Connlttec oil 'o "''
,n,, ,be Legislative Department Yesterday al'eF i"'"
debate, they virtually did away ~!'i INC c'a"
,c,ist the formation OF new counties. lhey as"
-, 81. clause prohibiting lotteries in this State
r. C. Langion ESD, Editor OF the Mobile Aase'''e'
,oor nominated By Convention as the Union ca'a""'
c (.,,,r,ss from that district.
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nj In

MARRIED. Tfcsi,v ~ ms, the Rnv. Mr. Norwood
PHILIP FRANCIS HOWARD Eq. Miss ELLA FRANCES
HiRFOOT daughter OF the !a:c TnnAs f. BTl1ot, Ed al Of tins
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The Hodaysburg Standard describes the following IL.
connective trick on the central railroad Friday last,
The passenger tran going the rate of ,bopt an
miles an hour when near Blair Furnace passed through
large charcoal wagon winch was crossing the track the
hind wheels and half the body the other The feat
was performed quickly and quietly that the
did not notice and the speed Of the locomotive scarce
y checked We can imagine the drivers surprise seeing
train OF cars pass through his wagon withou, much
saying by your leave, even stopping make apology
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Among other Misrepresentation in regard TO our State
Convention the New York Herald says One two fights
have occurred the floor OF the Convention and several du
els have been spoken Of" This story is made out of the
whole cloth. Nothing of the kind dreamed of here.
Indeed when consider the length Of the sessions and the
inammatory character of the subjects discussed may
congratulate the State upon the entire absence OF outbreaks
which has characterized the proceedings of the body There
has been deep and excitementbut the dgn
,y and responsibility Of the Convention have in all cases.
been maintained We trust and believe that there will
be no complaints this score during the remainder Of the
session.
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THE QUITMAN FESTIVAL.-Thc dinner rendered to
Gen. Quan on the occasion of his acqutal Of the
sation made against him BY tho Federal authorities
Off at Jackson the l4,h inst On his approach the
Capitol at Yicksbnrg, Clinton and elsewhere he ece
we'd great enthusiasm At the depot in Jackson he
met BY procession under Gen. Dueld and escorted his
lodgings. On Wednesday the festival off Statutes of
artillery we're fired in the morning. The public reception
took place grove short distance Of the city The
proceedings commenced with speech from J. Wharton
Esq., congraulaing Gen. Qutman upon his triumph over
his opponents The Generals speech in reply occupied Two
hours and was most warmly received.
AT o'clock sumpuous dinner given, of which
a great number partook.
After dinner the crowd addressed by w. MELVILLE
ESQ. and by Gen. G. w. L. Smith. An adjournment
then had Ill, night fall when splendid orchlight process
sion was formed which marched through the principal streets
to the capitol where great crowd assembled TO hear
speech from the venerable George Poindexer who held the
audience unclaimed for time by exposition of the
evils of the Compromise and defence OF General Quilman
He was followed by Attorney General Glenn, who read
numerous letters from distinguished champions Of Southern
Rights F. c. Hooker concluded the proceedings with
string address,
Large delegations in attendance from several OF the
adjoining counties Madison turned in great numbers
Rankin well represented and Warren The whole
number of persons attendance is estimated at 1000.
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Warrenton. y. e., May 9-crDJunc
TALLS-HO.


's'iS celebrated horse will aan he ensuing season 81 ny
March, and ending the August lie will mares So
discharged by the payment Of $50 within the SD to Hs.
mare with ;Da parting with her forfeit tie insurance 81 " W.
goom Mares Will be FED !ineI IA. and tr stA
care taken OF tem but responsibility will be incurred H i
dents
PERFORMANCES-Ths splendid performances Of Tally no
~ we'll known throughout the scarcely need '
Ou OF six which he whrna colt he five, and
III" other being order. HIS great "
race ever the Union Course in 1872 in which he proved s
was pronounced by the New York Spirit al the Times and pro- H.
tn" Turf Register the America
competitors Free Trade and Bostona, OF the beg n
the turf Forr heats all aud the OF the -"
better y halt second than made by Boston
Tally n the =! in 1874; Bostona the I'D in 752 aud Tilh
iii in ) l0E. mr..
the time that the Pasa of EGyp, st
English Tur attracting the attention of the sTof
In II Bells Life London (re hiehes; n
thnrily) tile challenge should be %
TayIIu procured for the contrstand confdf
lc.L would prove ,ictocus the best horses IN ~
sIt'
SIZE AND APPEARANCE TaliyIIo is fee, ~ ntt's ~;
AMI OF lish chesnu, color In form and make he cxh
and capacity both for endurance and speed III the
Spin, OF the Times ' prOpeling powers h' A.
has la; his appearance which induces ca'i
believe that he can run all day r,sh
EDGREE. Taylio was 20; by Boston ont Of Tom kas
her dam by Sir Harry, d. by Spread Eagle 20 " ~
leToj egg by Lindsay Ranger Arabian
out Of Col Carter Braxtons Kitty Fisher ,,r,la
S noI;srs" oe''- " ''''' "' JAMES TALLER.
March
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wARE;msrox. y. c., vrMALE swM,xAR..

VIE -uncr session OF this nsti.tion Will ""
q day the t oi June neHs
erected tor the accommodation additional pnps VII &c &c
crve' AM CHARGED ony for the hey meesi'
the Seminary The htatnulnl antbriuy o suarion combined
wItn the az 'anaecs Of tie School, ccyaen the piot
Board 500
English Tuition. 2:J
Fr,uch 40
Music on the farm and M. Of Ip.,rur,r, 3j@
Music on Pima Ia IL, al, * %
Music ON Guitar do in ia 800
Draw AMI Painting. lJrl
Painting iE oil CUinr-. T."
~, hIn, au,I Eur to-
No cha whatever, will made ooks Stationery A.
furnished Il. the lowest retail prices
DANIEL TURSI1n pf'h