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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
TENNEssEE MAnINE AND TIRs INsgRANCE cox.

TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE. COM
PANY.-CAPITAL @l50,000
NFFICE the North side of the Public Square midway
J between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They will make insurance Houses and Goods of every de
scrptcu against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargOeS
the usual terms. JOHN n. HILL, President.
JOSEPH FAUIx Secretary.
DREcToIs--Alex Allison, John NJ. HILL +. b. FOgg, G.
NJ Fogg james Corey Jno. NJ Bass, Joseph Woods, Sam
uel Seay Matthew Watson j. J. White, Jacob McGavOck
ianI
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HERMAN :. SARONI.
Professor Of Vocal Music Instrumental Music and
Composition
TERAs.-One Dollar Lesson, payable quarterly Letters
addressed above, will meet with prompt attention.
feb 2-lY.
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II. & B. DOUGLAS & co,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,

NT0W exhibit and offer for sale complete and 1esi1 1
N stock of Freiga and Domestic DTy 6e3S, 1aa.'
Cups B0aaets JhsbretIs Baoes BTtyans, Ns+N'
GirfaF Brys Urtiag and HfGfYlng faf+1, &C. &C -
In magnitude and variety this stock greatly e%eeeus
ever offered in This part Of tie country ine ~ au s ~,
recre The purchases have been made al the owes'
, e. each article and with every facility which expe-
Tience and large cash means could secure Ine % S
Cumberland rivers that the cost Of transportation Is an
exceedingly small item, ..-c-
W. are therefore able and determined to do better Tor
~ customers and those who may feel disposed TO patronize
us than they do elsewhere
I'VE want Feathers Ginsng, Beeswax, Wool Linsey and
Yaru Socks Al their biz CHEST market value.
anu SNHTw sm H. g. B. DOUGLAS& co.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
RECEIVED AT TEURsTON & BERNARD's,

No. 9 Union Street.
WE are receiving direct from the Eastern cities
w some ofe very latest STYLES Of Fab and Winter dress
Goods consisting in part ofSiLhS Brocade, Plaid Check,
figured aud plain Black Persian Cloths and all wool Mus
Ian Delanes CheuSeje and Sleeves in sets, French Nee
die Work Collars Mourning Collars and Sleeves. EmbrOid
Linen Camb lfdkf Velvet Ribbons Gimps and Ciaoons,
acet and Swiss lnsertngS and Edgngs, Jaconet Bands
and Flomcing &c. &c. HOSIERY and GLOVES, all
shades and qualities Clrens and Misses sizes all col
orS which We Offering very low. Those in search Of
good Goods aud at low prices will do well to give US
call No charge for showing goods. -
I'm Il II ITHrRSTON & RERNARD
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DILL PAPER.-BHLL PAPER, BROAD
ID and narrow, BY the single qure. For sale BY
nOy6 ~ CHARLES W. SMITH
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IRA A. STOUT,
COACH MAN UFA IT URE

No. : CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, TENv.,
Nertdooy % H. s. FeRchS grocery HdyeGoHse, and og-
posite Norris d Nratio7''s
III. kinds Of carriages for sale with harness cxz 4
IA 10 suit. All work sold by me is made at 2sssS.s-
the Clark Street Manuactor and warranted aud viii be
sold good Terms for Cash good notes, any work
made North or East.
Repairing done with promptness and dispatch and all
persons leaving work 10 repair may rely getting when
promised. All orders promptly attended 10. mario
VNXTRA CHEWING TOBACCO or. boxes
IL M. langhone * Sons' extra Gold Leaf Chewing To-
bacco just received and for sale by
oct95-u HART H0LLINGSW0RTH.
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- ENrLFMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS.-

u All YOU who wish TO purchase Cloths, Cassimeres
Nysnos Linens Patent Shirts Linen and Drilling Draw
ers latHose Linen and SILK handkerchief Gloves and
C-ayats call in at STEVENSON y WHITES, No 81, Col
eye street. for they selling oil very low Tor Cash. IN or
der TO make room for their Fall Stock aug4
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FACTS THAT ARE FACTS.
XNyHO does not know that LYONS Co.. keep always GA
w hand the finest Cigars and Tobacco to b. had in
town. All We can say TO those who ignorant Of this is
to request them 10 call and examine stock and they
will soOn be convinced that such is the Don't forget
the Lions (iyOns) Den, No. ~, Cedar street
TObaccos.-We are just in receipt of large lot Of
smoking and chewing Tobaccos consisting of Of the
finest brands fine cut and in plug, For sale either whole
sale retail by LYONS CO.
july Is No. TO- Cedar st.
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AGRICULTURAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
NEW ARRITAL&
A. Ii. & C. W. ROBERTSON,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND TRUNKS,
40 Il EOLL EllE STHEL,lI NlNlLlLLk

III @ U IgH bRR
NNTE would call the attention OfMEPCaNrS TO our Hhoe-
slL department in the second story where they will
find very large and complete stock of BOOTS SHOES
AND HATS which have dreci from the hands Of East
ern Manufacturers: and offer very low by the package
foZen fer CASH. accommodating terms 10 time dealers
=. Ia the Retail Department we have a fashionable and
complete assortment of ladies aud Gentlemen Misses Bows
Children and Servants he variety large specify
ADVERTISEMENT We solicit the attention of purchasers
feeling confident that all will be suited in quality and prices
A. Il. K G.. W. ROBEKTSON
~, Iron Frame Sole Leather Travelling Trunks of best
quahtv-a constant supply. A. b. 4 c. W. K
Nashville Auoust AZ I.,5S
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WEBBS G RAWLINGS,
GROCERY, COMMISSION & FORWARDING MER-

UHhNI0.
Main street. door North Of UioH Memphis Tennessee
HAYE on hand full supply of Groceries Bagging
IL Rope, Bacon, Mess Pork Lard, Candles Flour &C.
which they will furnish their customers on the usual
terms
All Cottons Shipped to them by water will be covered by
open Policy unless written the face of the Bill Of
Ladng al the time of shipping. Insurance.
,s We prepared 10 make Cash Advances on Cotton
in store.
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NJ EGROES FOR SALE.-Tbe subscriber has sew
eral families of Negroes that he will sell at private
sale TO persons residents in this State and who intend TO
keep them therein. Residence the Nashville Frank
lin Turnpike, IL miles from Nashville. III. BELL
aug31-4m. -
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EYOUR.30 barrels extra ST. Louis Flour just received
l. by oct6 JOHNSON, HORNE a CO.
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BOOK BINDING, fIls
And Blank Book Mandatory.
]. YORK & CO.,

BOOK BINDING, % Z flsf. .
And Blank Book Mandatory.
J. YORK CO., -.-F
BOOK SELLERS AND SrAT10NERS.
ITANE extensive BndeTy, and well prepared to
do Binding of every description, and in any style
that be called for short notice the most
able terms We have also large stock of la Book pa
Per from the best Mills and will Rule and Bind all orders
Tor every description of Blank Books. Give us a call
B'ndeTy opposite State Bank, Union Street upstairs.
Ocill-lm
FRESH RECEIPTS BY NICHOL & PEACOCK
NEW FLOUR.-I00 bags st Louis Mills expressly
~ for family use. ang7 NICHoL& PEACOCK.
CTAR CANDLES boxes halfand quarter boxes
- Star Candles, augl NlCHoL PEACOCK.
SUGARs-iiSS 0e' St ). Louis p S%Sasa Sugar
aug7 fl-4u. NlCHOL PEACOCK. 4
LAVA AND LAGIIYRA .COFFEE.--2e bags
81 old Government Java Coffee 50 bags laguyIa Coffee
$50 bags Rio Coffee. NiChoL &PEACOCh- .
aug7 rw
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PICKETT, MACMURD0 CO.,
BANKERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NE " ORLEANS.
WIN. s. PICKETT late of the firm OfPICkETT, PER
w KlNS COL and J. T. MACMURDO Banker. hay
ing associated themselves in business will conduct
Banking and General Commission Business,
in this City, under firm of Pickett, MACMURDo Il Co.
Particular attention paid to the sale Cotton, and to the
shipment of Supples and Mercha ndise generally.
uU6-y2l
JANEsH THOMAS, W. 6. wHrTHORNx'
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WEBB, RAWLINGS " CO.,

WEBB, RAWLINGS Il CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. SO GirOHdelst Street, At7g Orie0Es.
Anyo friends who wish facilities on Cotton 20 be ship
ped TO our house in New Orleans call Memphis
or address us at n. Orleans jUly29-Gm.
94g Eagle Enq- Wing, Memphis; Unor Nashville;
W T. Wing, jackson, copy six months and send in bill
Memphis iBpe,h
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Nashville Carriage Mandatory
CARRIAGESN CARRIAGESiII
So 49,

So 'AA"'A@i''i 90
THE subscriber this method OF returning his
sincere thanks to his friends and the pubcgeneray
them, that he has hand the I.aI gcsf
assortment OF WORK offered in this markets
RAGE, all Of my own Manufacture.
Persons from distance assured of Away finding
something that VIII suit their TASTE M In the shape OF
Carriage" haveSse best WOrkmen 10 d. nay
Work. Call and see my assortment.
\. b. am prepared to build Work to order ssbort
uee lwi pay particular attention TO repairing and will
sell or repair at as low price US any good builder
Jy- ~. Lower Market Street.
no THE POBIIC.--THE subscriber =-RS
the Coach AND 'I cAER&GE III BUSINESS sISis S
at his old stand ON North Market st, two doors
large and we'll assorted stock from light Buggy to Car
Thankful past avors he most respectfully solicit
continuation, hoping by eheapness durability AndgOOd work
manshipto merit your patronage.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING ESTAB-
LISHMENT,
No. H. CeLr Street, igs doors r0na tie Pglic Square
XNTHERE may be found choice and well selected IA
w stock Of Cloths Casimeres and VestingS all "A
Of which will be made up order in the most Fash M
onabe Style and at as short notice be done any
city IN the Union, and at prices to suit the times
Ready Made CIOthing.-Coats, Pants, and Vests Of
all kinds A fine assortment of Mems Furnishing
Goods: Silk and Merino under Shirts Shirts Stocks
Gloves Suspenders, Cryas Pocket Handkerchieis silk
and linen, Shirt collars Umbrellas &c
"a Garments cut at the shortest notice Please call and
examine, mr. 5 THOS. }. Il0UGII. Agent
AGRICULTURAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
EEFA THIS establishment. isnow prepared
E4ttfJ to manufacture ALL kinds Of Wagons,
Carts and Flows of every description,
and any other farming implements used inSSSs@-.
this country. Avn
The prices for such things will not be more than IS paid
for them brought from other places. We ready
eeve orders for Wheel BarOws and Carts and other uten
sis for making roads
The Manufacturing Of Wagons under the Supernten-
dence of Wilson Mullen, whose work is well known here
We respectfully solicit orders from the Planters and Merc-
ants in the surrounding counties for our work.
One or two good Wagon Makers wanted Immediately
Good prices will be paid for iirstrate workmen.
GEO. &. ALLEN
lunel5 LAWYER Market Street
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II. II. FRASER.

IL. II. FRASER.
COlIJlISSIOW MERCHANT
NO. - CARONDELET STREET,
.... .. New Orleans
REFER TO:
Gov 4. V. Brown, Nashville Tenn; Col. r. IT, Mcneil
CoahOma county Miss; Myrtle Moore Co.. Helena Ark
5. j. Ridley, jackson, Miss; Martin, Rhea Co, Pulaski
Tenn; JAS G. Malone, Esq, Athens, Ala. ~
nclg--lY.
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
OFFICE Cedar Street. adjoining the Post Office and
opposite the Nerandah win insure on the mutual prn
cipe Houses Merchandise &e against Loss Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Cargoes of Vessels of
every description against the Pes Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for term of years. during life. Also Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution, entitled to full participation in all the prof
its without any liability TO loss beyond the amount of Pre-
miums which they may pay
NJ. s. PITCHER, President
j. b. JOHNSON, Vice President.
L IL Gonu..n 4 snrl
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Capital $780, 900: All Paid IN. .. . -
T HAVE been appointed Agent of the above Company at
Nashville and am fully prepared to take Marine, Fire.
River Risks ON the most favorable terms.
full statement of the s0lvency of the Company be
seen at the office of the Nashville Insurance and Trust Com
pany, on College street
seplS JOHN s. DASTIIRLI. Agent.
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EW GROCERY STORE

NEW GROCERY STORE.
DANIEL W. RUSSELL, d. y. BOYp,
Franklin Tenn. Bethesda, Tenn.
.tr trI RUSSELL BOND,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
Ne. 81 Br0ldan1y NaSfciHe Tenn.
s The highest market price paid for Feathers Bees
wax, lard Bacon, Taow, Flaxseed, &C.. &c.
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NJ EDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
vi tested during the past year bv rnanv Of The nlt re-
spectacle citizens OF Nashville The advertiser is permitted
10 refer 10 Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant YVES cured
ct "a most nyeleraie Scroia Ao the servant Ct Mr. j.
Collins Of the disease Five eases uf Cancer have
been cured twenty Of Bone Felon Mr. T. H. Jones
son was cured Of Sore Eyes ae- having been under the
treatment 81 two Of the Distinguished Physicians for
eight months almost totally blind
At least one hundred peetabie persons in Nashville
and ITS vicinity, ran be who viii vouch for the re.s
benefits OF his Of treatment without the s OF he
kuie mercury.
Cancer, Scrutula Rheumatism Fsula Mercuria' Dis
cases. Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes ami m, i'm,
pures of the blood
Twenty years Of constant Practice een in New Orleans
Pr1or TO coming To Nashville Those Interested are les.
Pecfihy invited 10 call examine and consult free Of any
charge. ~
Office No a. Uaion ST, near Cherry. ssss..-s
nOylO--ly. FiyW am TIfOlf -
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G.. MACGREGOR, n. E. ALLOwAY, j. BANKHEAD.
MACGREG0R, ALL0WAY & Co.
MISSION MERCH ANTS,
So ST. CHARLES STREET third Store aboveS Charles Hotel
New Orleans.
~ N. Z. AL.L0WAY 4 CO, Nashville Tenn. are at
all times prepared to make liberal cash advances ship
ments to us. tsepl6
L. H. SIMPSON SONS,
IMPORTERS
Wines, Brandies. Cigars, Champaignes, &C.,
No 10, BEATER STREET NEJT YORK.
And RUE LA BAsTIDf BORDEAUX mayl6-1y
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('nEAP WINES--JIiSF RECEIY ED PROM
~ the GrsRienbeFg Company in New York
80 dozen Brandy;
y do Schiedam Gin;
y do Gold Sherry;
"a do Particular Madeira;
"a do Port Wine;
The above liquors warranted 10 be genuine anil &c the
best quality They are imported by the Gtasieuberg COM
parv expressly for medicinal Iuoscs-as the subscriber
Keeps these liquors solely for The accommodation 1T the
public, and without profit he sell thu AZ
reilior one dollar per buitle, EACH which Just about
their original cost and carnage and lower than any l
Gssed dealer undertake sell articles uf the same
quality. ALIEN MACKENZIE
nOylo Agent (f.ernber. ticntllrv
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ROBERT L. WHITE
LzAxDER o. STEVENSON.
~ u NSON N W HI
No. 80. CORege street.
INRENCH NEEDLE MORKS.-STEYEN:

INKENCII NLEDIE NUIfhS.-SIEf ENoUN
i WHITE have just received very large stock OF
French Needle Works such as Collars Sleeves ChinzettS
Handkercliefs Edgings nsertings, Ribbons &e which
they are selling very reduced prices for cash aug4
TTOUSE-FUseNlSITING GOODS.-We havejust
received large STOCK Of Danask Linen Sheets and
Linen Sheetngs Table Dlmasks, and large lot Of Plain
Linen NAPKINS and Danask Towels which will be sold very
Low far cash by augA STEVENSON Il WHITE.
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nR. GOURARD'S ITALIAN INDICATED
i Soap For sale by STRETCH ORR
Nj EDICAL CARD.-DH ). ". EsSSELHAN has re-
vi turned from Europe aHd wall resIme the practice Of
ms profession, aice as heretofore Spring street ag e
diseases and SIu gic.il cases.
Office hours f,r consultation O'Clock 10 To- M
and from : 10 =. NJ. ocia In,
CtRtslCAL INSTRUMENTS THE IN
y Designed have just received lIrg of Sur
gca Instruments, consisting in part Of the following knds
viz:
Disseeng Instruments; Trepannnc Instruments
ScariicatOrs; Picket do et vafinls
Lancetsi styles and prices;
SPeculam Abdominal Supporters;
Enema apparatus; Ear Spccuan.
TOuSil Instruments; Pate laustic t4r Womb
Amputating saws; Pocket Ease and Vials;
iva Scissors; Shoulder Braces;
Extra and second qlalv Forcrps; Mouth Mirrors
Cases Ct Dental Instruments; Impression Cps Sc Sc
We invite the attent ion Of PHYSICIANS ini Siuents 10
the examination Ofthc above Instruments all % which are
frIm the best manufacturers and win be sd M small al.
vance upon east. b. STRETCH 4 ORR
wholesale and Retail Druggists Conner College and Union
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ENREEN TEAS cans fresh Green Teas hermet-
I iclly sealed, on hand aud for sale by
febg GEORGE GREiG.
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Dali. Y CRESCENT
3 OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS


IA 55si85 From, the t'neirn.ti Commercial.
6 IA vision OF YOUTH, - ByJ. q. MMlER.
An old man sat by his cottage door
Iuthe light Of the setting sun,
When the reapers homeward bent their way,
Their harvest labor done.
The red light cleaned on the distant hills,
And tho rosy air was balm
Not leafiet stirred. for the winds were lullsd
To pulseless, cradle calm.
Before the cot, on the soft green sward
His three grand children played
Two rosy boys, and their sister fair,
Abright-eyed little maid.
The aephyrs played with their sunny curls
AS they laughed, and sported there
And the old man smiled as his glad sight caught
The CLEAN Of their golden hair.
He smiled, for he thought OF the halcyon days
u OF his own happy childhood then.
And his pulses leaped, and he felt the fire
Of youth, in his heart again
The cot Of his father rose once more
To bless his wnyerpg sight.
And the view lit up in his falling Eye
The long departed light
lie roamed once more DER the wood.oruwnea hills,
And the fowery wales among
He Joined his mates on the village green
~ He laughed and danced, and sung.
He stood once more on the old hearthstone,
Beside the blazing fire;
And mothers form above him hung.
And beside him WIS his sire.
i His brothers and sisters stood around
8 He heard the loved ones speak, 5s
But his mothers joy was too big for words
Her tears fell on his cheek,
No tears to-day, dear mother, pray
With choking voice he cried:
= For never again shall my form be missed
From the group at the old freside.i' 45
He strsyed with Mary ut erentide
Along the lowery brink
Ola warbling brook whose limpid wave H.
d @ The water-lilias drink
The maid was kind, mud the lover asked
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EobHsts y ERGs~riayeosses
DA Q 4 RREGrFpE AND STOCK DEPOT
Ne & n 4 Up

TINS weknown establishment having thoroughly rtpaed
enlarged and Ptoved, tbs invite public
10 thet PICTURE Portaa firned Of assss
In the most superior style aud finish.
=, BfsFASs assa cut 9Th eemplets APPARATUS s low
ne Pcta Foshtauder, French Harrcns ewis'a Helms
na s5e Tubes with Box and Tablets twenty-five d6srs
gRs %etEng Tah Plates american and Fteeh Cass Frances
S ef aths Chemaaf together with aftirtr
~ = 'AttHui WE EAs!Asssi etHt .Hz' saa
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me =, replied yalleia. 1T is unne-

!" For me - replied valleja sit is unne-
cessary.e
\. There were about twenty thousand dollars
| in the bank" said the marquis, leaning for
ward and affecting to count the rouleaus lying
before him, tand some eight thousand staked
| by these gentlemen, viii your Sonori be pleas
cd to place u similar sum upon the table.
| Several of the gamblers exchanged significant
required the player who cndeavored, as Nallcja
was doing, to anninilate the bank ut one fell
| sweop, to produce Il sum equal to that which he
! had a chance of carrying off, At the same time
in societies like this one where the players all,
more or less, known to each other--all men of
| rank. name and tortune-it was not unusual to-
play this sort Of decisive coup upon parole, aud,
| if lost, the money was invariably forthcoming
the same day.
! Vallejo smiled bitterly.
| II thought had been sufficiently known
| here said he, g to be admitted to the same
privilege as other players, Rafael'' added he,
turning to his friend and handing him key.
your fathers ten thousand dollars have melt
| ed, but have q packet Of notes and current
| securities to considerably more than the neeGful
| amount, i'll the brass bound box in my apart
| ment. Will you have the Kindness to fetch
| them for me- do not wish to interrupt my
| observation of the game;'
with PLEASURE replied Rafael, taking the
| key, and cnger to oblige his friend.
~, aatai H., ha - 9 nstas
| - q AZ 80, s,t. - Iii - - =.
y w. ~. "
- 80, ~, y .ttu
the sum he wishes to play
9 Most assuredly WILL answered the young
| man hastily, e and | am only sorry that the
senior Marquis should have thought It advisable
"a -,
iitst!. ~ ii'iio au ny atiet = pe !, -
cons,lluen' " !. ,iie nah n otef yoa ny
i .s esee ~ guy ss'' e0''As ''iisl y tpoue y
nv aho ~, M.,,a,,;s hav.o,l h;.hoaa
..Tbnt l. mic s,,t4ieio,t ~, ,f,,,:, ,;,
| , n.t - lulte eut'elcIV. poh ealhet' s'','s
III, I'sEe WIG lioiiq " 81 moving yoa PeE4eetly
a'e = piS
~ ~ @ .'l'
vii hia. "a. ~ - ne ,,oh
~. ~ w. seVtAs as NO. "neh 90 he'eN9
In,l y = go ~ st' ~. .t NJ.
- iuliill
~ - - i.Viti ~ ,l.e
~ 'PoN W .'ie eits Ntll vs. iuGh afy
" = " Mefe no way eoflcefhed III
H. ea,,t ~ toIlis gaae ,aI was now
1871 y Z, Ilaseo N.ieis sluheeFsu g ttle
MlI WI n','iialins y 5.aie eetMeen ms teetn,
wv s'eplfi,S UT lVss.go " A"illns It Itelf
"st n1. INV NV le"ittt oNsf.'ne oaleenS
'ile piaAet 9eNll " ptaM 'le eaf4ss one Y
le[ sA tt Slowly anu ushoefately. Neif%
, ,ue l,'eN Ms's ue''lg oue' Mlelo"t w Nths
" sla ''eg ''Pl's@lis Lug players ahtt boxers
on were 1, 9reathEess with anxiety the TALL Of
ln mo'.i' ls1sG ueeh auapls ehe luho, Wlc
49, ~ uu iFull my Station On
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