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DUDLEY DUNToN.
From the Cincinnati Enqsir
Mr.. Critfcnden gs. Whiggcry.

Mr. Crillenden who, since he death Of Mr. Clay. is
looked up about the most eminent and able oil
hs party 10 The West, and who. il is thought by some
viii be the wing candidate Tor President OF the United
States in 1885, the laie festival given in his honor
Louisville, gave uterance, in the course OF speech
truth which will what as,onsh his whg friends
He said
He wing OF the Henry Clay and Webster
school They his teachers; and il be understood
their teachings, he had rightly understood wing prin-
cpes be thought that when he served has country the
most, he should be serving his party the least"
By this il will be ina, that gentleman empbatcay
declares that be understood the teachings OF Clay and
Webster IL he had rightly understood whig principles
he thought that when be served his country the most be
should be serving his party the least True enoughhat
is whlggery, and there 10 better judge OF il Than MIR.
Crii,enden The plain English OF this Is. that whatever
is good for the country injury to the whg parry.
from which declaration draw the corollary that what
ever is good for the whig party is evil for the couniry
But such not sentiments respecting the democrat
&c party; we believe The very reverse OF it; and there
tore. while is patriotic in Mr. C. to abandon has party,
because servingi, he would njure his country,
equally patriotic 10 adhere 10 because in in
surfing lis ascendency insure the welfare of our
country.
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The Black warrior Outrage

The New Orleans Picayube, by means hlbusier
press. has the following comments the proceedings
Havana.
Without knowing exactly what obsolete Spanish reg
ulaon which The ground for this OF violence
is sale pronounce the tyTannca and oppressive
Ii be true that the letter of disused law could be
srued so make illegal that which had grown into
unvayng custom by the tolerance and participation
of the government aud Its agents, simple equity
towards the paes and only act OF decent courtesy
the government in whose service they thai Sufficient
SHOULD be given Of The intention discontinue the
practice and POT the law strict execution. The
prise OF sudden change OF policy, aid the seizure of
the boat the cargo without notice. 10 act OF lBluS
tee as gross as an open conflscaiion would be
But there does MOI appear 10 have been compliance
with the letter OF their own law The seizure pre-
nedated and The vessel trapped for The purpose Of
conhscaiion There me after the notice OF the
requirement OF the custom house. within which the cap
tam had the right 10 alter his manifest, and he DOT
mil,ed 10 do So The inference plain that the aci
was committed deliberately, with the premeditaied and
ed purpose the vessel, without notice
under OF obsolete regulation, 10 which custom
had gwen unyaryiag sanction.
We do doubt thai government viii take SIM
liar view OF the subject and require ample alonemsn OF
the injury. Bot such occurrences, and The temper OF
Sresson and insult ihsy display, have wider signhea-
non than the present incident. They look
like premeditated system OF hostility towards US,
eonsonance with those systems OF internal policy lately
ina W aTaled there, OF which The moving principle Is
with the social peace, and The leading nducemenl is
opposition the national growth OF the Uniiea STATES
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Hand Books IA Natural Philosophy and Astronomy BY
Dionysius Lardner Win ~ plates and p~aFds Of ~
Illustrations wood. Phllade phias Blanchard * Lea
1854 Washington, Taylor X Maufy.
This is Of the Of elementary nestises al
ready pablshed BY The author la three courses The
hfst course Mechanics. Hydrost4es ydraalcs Pnsu-
mates, SQUAD and Optics the seeoad course Of Heat
Common Electricity, Magnetism. aud Vorsic Eecuiciry
and the shd which Is the volume before rs Ga Meteoro
ogy and Astronomy.
The manner ia which these works are 2ol up the az
msrous illustrations BY maps and plates done good 81 e
well A. The TeputAton Of Do LaEdnsr aahof
commend them The patronage OF the student and
Familiar Stretches Of Sculpture and soupsos BY the
thor Of Three Experiments in Living" Se. vol
unes Boston Crosby, Nichols * Co. 1854 Washing
ton Taylor Maury.
Il was The remark Of The learned Bacon In his essays,
that nations like men, had their youh msEbOod and de
cline, and thar IN yoath Of nation. the profession Of
Aoufshed Ia It's prime. The useful sciences and In
Old age, the fine arts.
Apply this remark 10 the pTesent OF The world be-
fore IL Young America, name Of the successful
soldier Is peaed and chimed upon every tongue Of fame
and snecessisl bsf:le New Orleans Buena Vista,
opens The highest Office in the gift Of grateful naon
10 England, now IN the manhood Of nations the
in sciences highly cultivated, wnhe in Greece the
Niche Of nauons, the ptor dered the hghes
point Of But while this idea Of the and learned
Bacon may be ingenious, yer is The earliest
nations, however rude. have early praclsed the Of
sculpture The mounds OF show that the
early Indians had idea OF perpeuating the forms
detics and other objects The discovery
he Rosetta Stone by party OF French troops in Egypi
proved that that nation had ideas OF sculpture,
the tablet OF Abydos discovered la ISIS by SiE VIM
Bznkes, is another of Egyptian antiquity.
hese pages afford much instruction of the from The
eay day Phidias and Praxiles the lime OF Canova
aud Thorx alsen. The German, French and Spanish
fists are an described and counyHen, Greenongh
aud Powers reeeive the attention Of the author
We have had laid be fore by the author Me-
moir Of Pierre Toussani, born slave in ST. Domingo
This character might have suited the original of Uncle
Tom in Mrs Stoves Cabin and il treated in beconl-
M language Of truth, and otored render dis
gushing. lie seems have been industrious barber,
yed many years, and died in New York, in June last in
his s7th year.
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Prom the Baltimore Sun.
Fugifive-Slaye Excitement in Milwaukee, Wis
Constn.

The greatest excitement was caused al Milwaukee. on
Saturday morning, By he announcement that fugitive
slave tad been arrested Racine, thai town, b.
Deppty United Stats Marshal Cotton and four other
men, oae of them named : Garland, The alleged owner
Of the fugitive and brought 70 that city and placed hand
cufied, IA jail
claimed The runaway slave Of joshua Garland. OF ST
Lou- county, Missouri tie Is alleged to have away
in 1881
A. soon a. the matter got wiad the greatest excitement
prevailed "A large number focsed jail; hundreds
OF men aroused and declared that be should be
taken from The ciiy Lawyers without number wets
BUSY work searching through The sections Of the fngi
uve--iaye law
hsbsas corpus was Immediately got out before Judge
Jenkins civil warrant before Albert Smith, esq justice
OF the D. ace Tor The damages sustained BY the slave
telegraph sent 10 Raclne for warrant for the
OF The hse engaged IN arresing, and. i alleged
&s.sulting the fugitive.
The eosri house bell was rung at about 2, p m;
Thousands 6ocked 10 ihs house square and around
ibe ail-ibe excitement being intense After the,
The crowd orgsntze meeting, and resolutions passed
that TIE fugitive should not be TAX en- from the city unless
be received trial By inry. commuiee of vigilance
then appointed TO watch the jail 70 that he fug
I've vas not taken away. IL me mean time wrii of
fabers corpus was served upon the sheriff who made
return that the fugitive 10 the custody OF The U
marshal. on whom similar writ served but
before return made stesmer arrived bringing
about one hundred men from Racine. who marched 10
solid column the si. where he negro si remained
charge Of two deputies OF the U, > marshal
THIS accession the OF the crowd added fue
To the fame and after sbori time demand vas made
Tor the man A refusal being given. attack made
upon the door with panks, &c II was broken in,
The door and wall broken through, and the negro
taken from bis keepers, brought our, and placed
gon, which driven A. great speed down The Wal
kers Pt Bridge where he placed 10 another carriage
and taken rouih, the way 10 Racine. The military
called out but had not gathered when the crss cane
MIR Garland the claimant was then arrested Tor assault
uE The fugitive, bat hearing bad not taken place he
last advtCes.
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Naval Reform.

Ma. EDITOR The principal papers throughout the
country constantly argag the necessity OF naval re-
form
If not asking too much. viii you permit fellow
toxnsman TO state lev facts yoar journals meet
occasionally officers Of navy termed passed midship
man, and is TO their position would call soar aiien-
ton.
These genilenea range iron IS 10 81 years Of age
have been in service 10 years $3.50, Ia
,h- than the messengers in The departments here
are paid other cuy, $500 Many Of them naTried,
and have Children Faany IT ncs-lhese pspas playing
the young muddy shp-eoard. living the seerage,
sleeping IN hxmmocks, allowed 10 on shore once a
week ordered OF sunao (in accordance with the old
Bendbow school, better 10 keep their morals pue and
performing precisely the duty they did enter
ing the dozen years ago lei such s the
These men. IN any Of The Ordinary walks OF lie, woad
be working rgor and slseriy, buoyed aP with
ions OF bright future. and. his be well the road
to prosperity and independence The very eEl-
dent. Promotion hats ameniably The grade Of lieu-
tenants - full and hliax up with Old middle aged
men-nen that have done their duty long and faithfully
BEEN after cruise keeping watch, chewing
CO. and looking al the sails. No bright star ahead 10
guide and cheer on-sil is dark and dreay. "Hope
deferred has doBe ia work, and you ind them
worn osi. bosee les. and dIspirIied.
Soon those the top Of hIs lis; Qieuiensnis) will be,
like Snaksp~ares lean and sppered pantaloon fl only
b. The resde. pipe fcebly through their ioothless
gums, and I" ,eu The dangers OF The sea" Meanwhile
the poor yassed midshipmaa-alas no longer young
s.push and keep moving :; -l the midshprnsn,
Away. tn. subordinate, unless old rheumatic leu
tenant becomes .ck, when, 10 the youugsier lo 800 s
called take Mr Used-ups watch until fair weather or
q good pori j. reached Then Mr Youhful can 90 bac
on the lee-sds again.
According 10 The present raie Of promotion. there are
passed nidsApmsn the service that osnno attain
the grade OF captain unti they shall have reached The
age OF ia years.
II hind Providence should vouchsae life 20 long to
any 81 these gsslsusn, IL 10 be boped that kind Con-
rress VIII pay the DOCTORS and dentists bills.
The remedy. PLAN Reiire honorabiy TIE aged and in
firm furiough disass the worthless; bring the SET
up it, proper standard. and longer permit the
fru commercial nation in the world be the fti II
naval power Do this, and we will have passed
midshismen OF thirty years and upwards.
CITIZEN
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The intelligence received b tie steamer George Law
w varied and Interesting In sonseqssnoe Of recent
roauuon the inhabitants OF Acapulco, ard all that por-
u6n Mexico. condition 81 intense excite me ut
bot, owing 10 the many conflicting rsmors was diff
csn 70 torn correci OPINION concerning Their affairs
the dase OF our reports from thai county From what
wona 10 be The besj-authsubcaied stafsments Il
appears thai sey have taken under General Alva-
nx and declared themselves free and independent and
hsi Ssnis Anna bad sent force 70 put them down, TIE
esolr "a winch, however, had not snsIaed Concern
ing the DaIlen survey. The he Effect Thai Gle
borns's party the Pacific SIDE OF The CorGeras,
on Their way 70 the savanna No bad beet
received from Lieutenant Strain laie March o bul
Indian Report credited that be safe and wous
get through O the Panama railroad the editor of tie
Asp1n wall Courier speaks fsyOrably He had passso
over quite rtcsutiy. and found 4 IN much better
dilon Than be bad anticipated, aod The work beyond III
point 70 Which toe run, advancing rapidly. Ihs
nosi important feature % The Intelligence iron Soul
America u npoT, whch wss efsdfted, bst 500 Mort
Ansrxns bad aiseu baked at Osrns Aires u Aondu
rss ~s.sn-t GsAs nalz The other nspsis Dol OF
eItng character
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MIssxs PAcKer-ssIrs The fine psekel-ships Wafer
loo and Levahan, which both cleared from New York
for Liverpool on the 18th December, gwen up az
lost, with al on board. The Waterloo commanded
By Captain Edmund Harvey, and her officers and crew
numbered a. The Levisihan was eomnaHded By Capt.
Rufus knspp, and had % persons board Fortunately,
neither ship bad passengers Both bad large aid vsoz-
bic caFgoes II saplo-ed Ilai they ioundefed in the
Kea sas winch destroyed The San Francisco on The 2ah
and 2Jih a December Tie Consultation, for Havre.
with her cargo, valued S170 os0 10 also no doubi.
lost She sailsd on the 24lh December The Leviahsn
aud cargo valued 500 GOO and the Waterloo and
cargo q eI25 600 IN sddon these IL The pac
James Dfake, with valuable cargo which Il also sap
POSED 10 BE- losi = Charisssoa Nereary
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Amongst the etiers read the great meeting al Tam
many il New YORK. on the Nebraska question we are
.r.n6ed 10 see o1e iron the Hon Mr. wesibTook. His
position Il slated win ecarness directness and ability,
We eomsshd il the careful attention OF our readers.
II IL as iolows;
WAsHISGTos. March IS, 1854.
GEsTLEaEs: Your invitation attend The meeting al
Tsmmany Hail 10 evening, called 10 advance
The interests OF the . Nebraska bill" was received.
Owing my engags here II will be announcement
for 10 be with yov. ! cannot, however, permit The
occasion pass by without saying that approve OF The
purpose ior which soaI meeting Is 10 ba convened.
Thai every locality 10 the best Judge OF ~ own wants
and domestic institutions and should be allowed 10 regu
sie Them, has wlsh always been taycIe doctrine.
II is in entire osmiiy with The teBsls OF The demo-
cratic party which has ever recognised he capacity of
man-wheIhsr IN Nebraska or IN New fofk-ior self
government
every provision OF the present bill The exclusions Of the
unnaturazed citizen iron participation 10 The oFgani
zaiion OF The ierrisora government entrey dsapprose
or OF gross injustice towards that useful part
OF our community and, this respect the biii should
be altered
simply desire, in this communication, TO say that
entirely approve Of The principle which the bill was de-
signed 10 rsabsh-io VIII congressional non .inerier.
ence with slavery 10 the Territories. and the entire
troll Of lbe institution with all others, by the people
thereof | deem this principle not only expedient, bat
emlnenty right and just towards those pioneers oil civil
zauon who seek home in the wilderness, and lay there
the foundations Of faiare States For am mol AFRAID
10 Uusi lch VI lbd ucs9iPuou with
In my Judgment they emInenty capable OF exercising
that measurable boon, and would not, II could, de-
prive them OF a single righ, which we possess
CANNOT within The limits OF letter. give my we VS. IN
full upon this question, but will them Tor an
other occasion. WILL however. say tina, seems TO me
that an opportunity afforded TO the democratic
parry 10 take high ground-gTound in conformity with
its earliest teneis and upon which has always III
umphed. am moi the fnend OF slavery, and never have
been would sirenuously resist IFS introduction INTO
New York, and il resident OF Virginia OF any other
slave State, would every Effort TO procure us grad
ual abolition there cannot, and would not tolerate
the attempt of Virginan establish slavery IN New
York nor would New Yorker interfere with IL III
Virginia or in Nebraska. Lei The inhabitants OF Virginia
and Nebraska take OF the question Tor themselves
and let New Workers exercise the same pEerogaiye
These views am entirely willing 10 carry out IN The bal
organizing territorial governments Nebraska and Kan
sas and cannot and will not, believe but that in time
they viii rereve the sanction OF large majority Of the
American people.
Respectfully, l. t. WESTBROOk.
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JEW SPRING GoODs--winsu Tucser, merchant taller,
~ fennsfTsns between 9Th
mshod fet"nx he hacks ~. friends sae
patrons N and GOT ~ and
INFORM thsm sf ne N~th, sod
and smWnrr goods Ne has the pubic.
Al 81 -hch wh b. sssrna and fs shnvss
Csn and
Mar l0-As~t~R WILLIAM TUCKER.
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NAros.L TsK.rn-Tbe f.shiouable fHvorts
for The comiss
Mrs McCnrpr, who, within year,
past erea favorite Norm and
appearance here Nonsay evening instant
% Meg seles intensely
ing Manneins, taken from Sir waer
By powerful anvAIl~d company theatre
mop. ssd lady management tha
am
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AUTHORITY OF CITIES OVER RAILRoADs.-The superior
of New York has just made important decision
in respect the right OF city establish railroads within
its bounds The city authorities had given sharp and his
associates liberty 10 construct railroad in Broadway
is the decided that they had right
thorty 10, the power grant charters 10 railroads
was vested in the legislature, and in a corporation
deriving is powers from the legislature
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FRENCH PURCHASES OF FOREIGN Wharf.-The Paris
Montar publishes report The Emperor from Marshal
St Arnaad Minister OF War; The purchases Of VIII
which be authorized, BY decree, 70 make abroad for
The army in order the DEAFNESS OF cor in
the French markets From this report appears that
500 900 quintas OF wheat nearly 1904 600 hecol,res.
1.-THE hecolitTe rather than "a Englsh bushels
have been purchased abroad-3o0 900 quinas of the in
London that compared TO what the expense would
have been If the wheat had been purchased IN France
the total saving Will be 5000 900 francs al least
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CoSvKsTIos IN ARKAssAs.-On the FIRST Monday OF
August next The OF the people Of Arkansas viii BE
taken upon the propriey OF calling amend
and reform the constitution Of the Stale. The Ltle
Rock Gazette mentions. among the great objects Of the
convention the extension Of the elective franchise and
the election OF the judges Of the supreme court secretary
Of State auditor, treasurer, and all other public officers
BY the people
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rOMEIdINs NEW.In Consequence patronage
sssio~"d the Metropolitan Gallery, proprietor
WITH Mr. Wsgr, artist from
process ssuerePes Wi be coOres with sriisncy and aua
h,y Hmsnsinahis The method,
q effect
TO avoid disappointment aides
engsxemtnts
s.de 81 tire hoar se~xnssd. Megpfan Gallery Lane
Taes sios fsnrsyvsrn avenue between ~ ssa
gro. ADAMS, Artist.
Wrr ls-Sr
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lLLRors-The Stale auditor Of ILLINOIS, Submitted 10
he legislature OF tina; Safe al s recent session. state
OF the assessed value OF the personal property and
real estate listed for taxation in the several OF
the State 10 The year 1854. returned 10 his Office The
aggregate valuation returned s22s us 800. the total
taxation on which s2O52,00s The decrease ~ the
aggregate valuation Of 1853 Is52 s5s,3ss $685.
or more Than one-third the entire valuation OF is52
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Snow Nrw EseLtSp-There il a great amount of
In the northern parts Of New England
Ia The nurthery psrs u Maine The lies very deep
IN Ffank bn county four feel The travelled toad n
ne vicnsty 81 Bangor. The iesi deep Al the
present tms Thsfe excelien slegbine IN macy par'-
II Nsv Hampshire and The snow was 30 dsep that Il All
-orbed The rain which fell lss week and lhss prevented
freshefs on The nrers.-- Reson Trasf.
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VALUABLE LOT AND BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE THR ckx
t, Msrket FOR public ~ Ased
Asysius asred 18th sepe.ss 49,
corded IN s,b~r j. A e.
District of Coahia t~ sshnshes
oa 90 public SATURDAY, The - isssse
O'clock, cf IN Ne . h
Of Washington. fronung % fe< -
particularly Described DE- sA Aes1, mUskM
with N thereon
One custh Of puchsse-mna<y
. g.
saaskry ~sA~r-sx, b~ss
D. the payment NJ sHd
On az tie pusessss NE trustee ~h cnsvsy Ne
the sssA @sed frss A.
the n the poschss
The sk aaA e~ Al -
chas~r ny order ~ the trustee
J. G. Mo0UfLE,
NarIa-a Asemssesr.
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Coon ron WISCONSIN, Resolutions were introduced
into the OF Wisconsin short time since strongly
denunciaiory OF Senator Douglass Nebraska bill. On
the 7h inst the resolutions indefinitely postponed
by a vote OF 70 10 II.
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TUE Educational s~a &~~saa usxhss We~wnmx-
Mrs ksnessins H. Rose astiv~ cf spsnA = sh~
stvssicn and social Of
ru~shss s~~nsra- Msreh a. TX orcis.h
sacsssc~. Is cents. Tickets ~ ., he seus
Gar Is-dA
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BosTOS. March lsThete Las been very Lesvy gale Of
wind hete t1day. The chimney or The courthouse
blown down, which, In falling. killed and wound-
ed several Others.
There a namb-r OF narrow escapes.
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cry the l7 instant ~ scarlet fever HENRY eldest
&C MAR sAxrtL l. and slrs- kArx Lawns
binary intelligence, FAR beyond years,
Kfecuonafe disposition, especially nob.r
this noble LIME boy rs Deans cold embrace,
soud have died, TINS las, sad tribute by
friend
In Boston half past m, yesterday, GEORGE
CsESE sHArTUCk, aged about 70 years.
for his ibexl beuevolence, charity,
highly respected and esteemed By faculty which
member And BY large circle Of ends acqsas
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SAILING oE THE ARCTIC.


NEW YORK. March is.-The American mail steamer
Arctic sailed to-day for Liverpool with l20 passengers,
amongst whom is special bearer of despatchss from
Washington the Court of Spain reference the affair
of the Black Warrior outrage.
The Arctic takes out Sl0o. COO in specie.
TERRIBLE COLLEGE xIor-osE uxxD.-srvKxAL
WOUNDED
NEW HAVEN tCt,) March Is-A terrible and most dis
graceful not took place yesterday between the students
of Yale College and portion Of the citixsns Ths erign
Of the aray bad connexion with tho anniversary Of
ST. Patrick. The students became unSovernabe and
ciied the indignation OF certain parties who csls
brains the day IN Of eland patron saint; where
upon ook place, 10 which man. named Patrick
oNe was in.tanHy shot dead Several others
or less iniured-solne seriously.
cannon, funS charged paned in front Of ths Col
iee building which desikEed rake enemy fore
and s Finally and AFTER much difficulty, by the nferie
renee Of me ey authorities and college faculty, tbs
a. siird.
This has PTodaeed immense excitement, and the
Whole aHair - undergo legal investigation AT present
he rngesder undeiec,ed aud exact
sfrsy nor fully underwood
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IL EFT Swrse wanted, who would ~ wtIlnw .
-s lady, and tass ehssrs II child a
child pveferved Lhersl given.
n, Il me oNcs n the National fusissncer.
fs--7m
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con REvT.-Hs~srr concluded ny rer-
r~nH~oe~
nn~en of c~sv 90
o6
pae c~rpsss, curtains, sen~
wgnA be given careful
The heated a farrnce eccksQ rxne~ N ne
kitchen csisrs snd snd cold a,vsys hsrS
kfch@ns ~be~erhsfA
fne in
Persons DESTROYS renting viii srsu6Ds - pvu
ss. snd sw particulars csn shs suserh~r ssnvs a
b ~ors.
Nuts-AN w. &. ~. WUrvY
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DOR THE SPRING THADE-Linsa cs~sv4e HasSkvr-
pf liner eamhre
presenting arr-
rrrueBf spring, ard, think lov prices
srEvESs's sases-ycon, Browns HoseI.
Ma la-3sodd