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NEW BOOKS.
THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER.

THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER.
TIVE GREAT GERMAN REFoRMER, in Finy Pic.
i lures from. Designs by Gasave KONG; to which is
added Sketch of the Rise and Progress Of the Reorma-
ton in Germany.
1--WE have ample material to form estimate Of Luther
The business of his Life 70 write and to talk; and his
friends preserved his letters and bis conversations with the
care-we NAV say with the veneraton-which all that
came from such man deserved In his correspondence
and in his tiseA-re1 we have fuller and more detailed
revelation Of his innemos than possess of any
ether person. with the single exception OF Dr. Johnson"
EainJurg Reriear
For sale BY lapel JOHN YORK 4 co.
- GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORR g. co. have for sale the hes;
article of PENS in this market.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNfyES...2G kinds..-f0r sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.
rT>enuessee and Alabama IL, 10. Receipts.
i Nashville and Chattanooga do.
Blank Check Books ON the City Banks.
Blank Note do do do.
Steamboa RoOks--Ful Sets.
TJournars, Day Books, Ledgers, Cash
Books, Record Books, Cap and Letter Pa.
per, Envelopes, Ink, Steel Pens, Pencils,
&C., &c. For sale by
s- JOHN YORK & CO.,
ape6 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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- 49, -
OPEN TO FRANKLIN.
ON and after Tuesday, March 6th Trains will run as
" follows:
Mail and Passenger Tram leaves Nashville at $50 AN
arrives in Franklin At 1880 AN.
do leaves Franklin at 3;45 N.
arrives in Nashville at. .4:45 N.
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Franklin ats AN.
arrives in Nashville at. $50 A
do leaves Nashville at ......2l5 PN
arrives in Franklin ct $50 N.
On Sunday the Mail Train only viii be Omnibuses
will connect with all the Trains at the Nashville Depot
carrying passengers from any point in the city, and
Carter, Thomas Houghs line Of Stages will run IN con-
neciion at Franklin.
Through Tickets TO Memphis Waynesboro, Tuscumba,
Florence Columbia Pulaski and jackson, by railroad and
Stages be pre- cured the General Stage Office under
the Terandah Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
mhl-ly K Eng. and Supt.
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Paper Mill,

AND L 200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE!
I HAVE determined TO remove to st Louis, If can make
1 sale OF my Paper Mill and land attached.
There is but little property in Middle Tennessee that viii
pay better with less risk and the time is not within my
condition, and likely TO continue than at the present
tme Again, papermaking has become permanently fixed
here, with all the advantages desirable and the whole out
line of Business laid down according to my judgment
and easy for any business man to understand and wide
difference would exist in my opinion between it and the
beginning of new business Of the same kind.
will sell the property low, and take large portion of
it in printing paper which will take out CT this market.
Persons having any desire to buy shall have full
pose of every thing pertaining to the Mill and its business
My whole object in selling remove to st. Louis.
ap22-lm W. :. WHITMAN.
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LII persons knowing themselves in previous to
"a first January, are earnestly requested to make mme
dia,e payment and those indebted to X. C. MeNairJ
previous January 1854 had better up at once
they will have to settle with an officer
jan28--f K. c. McNAlRY co.
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JOHN YORR g. co. have for sale the hes;
article of PENS in this market.
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PREMIERSHIP NOTICE.
THE undersigned have associated themselves together
under the style and firm of IRBY MORGAN & CO,
to transact Dry Goods and Variety Jobbng Business in
this city. lRBY MORGAN,
Fob 81 Te5j HENRY b. PIUMMER.
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Isl Prizes amounting to. ........... .........;
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8. STRAIGHT. s. DEMISG C. H. N'DoUGAL
STRAIGHT, DEFINING * Co.,
Commission Merchants fOr the Purchase and
sale of Western Reserve Cheese N Butter,
Sugars, Moasses, Rice Coffee Brooms, Seeds, Saeraus
and all kinds of Western Produce and
Manufactured Articles,
No. 81 SYCAMORE ST, CINCINNATI.
~ Particular attention given 10 the Forwarding Bush
cec2o-bm"
DRUSHES.-A large invoice of Clothes, Hair. Nail
ID and Tooth Brushes, for sale cheap by
mh3l AARON STRETCH.
EANCY SOAPS.-A a-ge lot of Toilet, Defensive
i and Poncine Soap, for sale cheap by .
mb3l AARON STRETCH.
TINE COMBS.-A large lot of English and Ameri
IL can Ivory Fine Tooth Combs, just received and for
sale by mh3l AARON STRETCH
DARRY'S TKICOPHEROUS.-l gross of this
ID excellent Hair Tonic in store and for sale by
mh31 AARON STRETCH.
r YON,S KATHAIRON. large lot for sale
| 4 CHEAP by AARON STRETCH,
WE0lesdk and Retail Druggist
mh8l Corner of College and Unien streets
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SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNfyES...2G kinds..-f0r sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.
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DRINrED LINEN CAMBRICS.-Just receiv.
l. ed few 'icces Printed Linen Cambrcs, which will
be sold 80 per cent less than Also Satin Plaid
Bereges at great deal less than cost Musns and Jaco
nets less than cos. Lap25I THURSTON & BERNARD.
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NEW GOODS.
WE have just received stock Of Spring Goods.
w consisting Of Silks, Berages MORE Antiques Print.
ed Jacouets Musns superior Bleached and Brown Mus
Inns Hosiery Mtts &c &c Aso geaeral stock of Sta
pie Goods Linen Drill CGttonades, Tickngs Sylvan Mills
Goods for Servants Cassimeres and Vestngs which we
selling remarkably low for cash.
We shall be very happy to see old customers and IS
many as wish to purchase good Goods at low
prices, THURST0N & BERNARD,
sp2 No Union street
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

REDUCED ES,-HsTngr removed from
NV for ner residence take this method of inform
ing INV lady friends and acquaintances that they
find me at the Grutcher House. where prepared to
Cut Fit and Make Dresses in the latest s1d most fashion
able styles and at reduced prices Ladies who want
perfect fitting dress would do well to call me- as
guarantee TO please all, both iii fit aud style.
e5- The entrance TO my rooms is on Church Street,
and ladies' will be at no Inconvenience in finding me-
aprl3-2w. Mrs Ii. n. GRAY.
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will be distributed according to the following magnificent
Schemes ~ And remember every Prize is drawn at
each Drawing and paid when due without deduction
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LIQUORS r..-
Sn0 BBLS Ohio Whisky; 50 bbls American Brandy;
Jul 100 bbls Pixies Mag so do do Gin;
: nOla Whisky; so do Mong Rye Whisky;
80 bbls Smiths old Reserve % do Old Peach Brandy;
whisky: 10 do Jamaica Rnm
80 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky; in store and for sale low by
mh2455 MORRIS 4 SFRATTON.
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sWORTH HANCOCK MAINE; NOVEMBER

Foot as trophy, than upon his own safe
iy, called loudly upon his brother TO eav,
him alone aud scalp the big Indian wht
was now endeavoring 10 roll himself into
the satrr from romantic desire, pecu-
liar to the lndlan warrior Of securing his
seal p from the enemy. Andrew, how.
ever, refused TO obey, and insisted rpon
saving the living, before attending to the
dead. Big Foot, in the meantime, had
succeeded in reaching the deep water be-
fore he expired, and his body was borne
off by the waves. without being stripped
OF the ornament and pride Of an Indian
waruor
Nj n.an ri The indans had escaped.
Ftye ui Big Foot, brmhers. the flower o,
the NyanGou nation, had accompanied
h'n III the expedition aud all par,shad -
|, Is said that The news of this Calamity,
threw the Whole trIb into mourning.
| heir remarkable SIZE, their courage
and their superior intelligence. gave them
irrmeuae Influence, which, greatly to-
tt elr credit, WIS genersly exer,ed on the
side OF humanity. Their powerful inter
position had saved many prisoners from
the stake, and had gwen miIder charac-
Ter TO the welfare OF the Indians in that
part OF the country. A chief OF the same
maine was awe 50 late as 1892, but
whether "a brother or son Of BIZ Foot
Is not known. Adam Poe recovered from
his wounds, and lived many years after
MS memora able conflict. bu, never forget
The tremendous hug winch he sustained
IN the arms Of Big Foot.
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NUMBER 46
\ REMARKABLE FRAUD.

A mos, extraordinary instance Of eiit-
cial speculation has recently come 10 iqla
IN Russia. It appears that in the rettrl .
of the Russian army, there had sl"ays
figured, for equipment, pay. munitions
and supplies, and for force If 1890
, men, so-caled division of reserve, uh'1ch
ought 10 cocs st Of one or Two companies
from eacl, regiment serving in the Great
Caucasus. This division, was tn,p!o,e.i
IN keeping The outposts among the monn-
tains. / hey made a great fuss aleu-, she
little forts bull, ~ l,i.il3inp ior il. aad
which were garrison by small de,ari.-
ment from the main body, in eonfo,ni,y
with the regulations. One. day, Ge,ct
" oronzof the Emperor's Vicero, in .te
Caucasus, set out with a princely su:i-
for the purpose Of inspecting these ls.a.U
men. He reached vil!age and COLI
manded superior.ofiicer to order The d.
t1chments of the division 10 assemble TO,
the purpose Of being reviewed. lie WIS
told tha, the posts We're so scattered,
among the mountains, that il w.uld r.
quire at least three weeks to get the
troops together, and being In danger of
famine ii ne remained in the place will
his numerous retinue, the General re!in
quished the objec, Of his visit.
When the campaign in A sia wa. or.
dered BY the Emperor Nicolas, Gen Nor
auvleH seeing tins contingent, Of IS 600
men figure in the army list, took il aI<o
into his head to go ard ascertain lle
state OF these troops. lie took the ere.
caution TO travel without retinur, taxing
Only single aid.de camp, and mee,in,
win the same reception as his rr.deees.
so'. announced his intention OF waiting
until The troops could be collected from
the mountain for.resse.. he did r.,
wait IN ldieness. however, but from an
1ctiVe personal inspection, came to II G.
that the forts had ne,ay i,een
hnl'i; and tina: the men existed only tr
paper Consequently, for the - OF @,
years that war has been waced in The
Caasasus, the Russian goyerrnnen, ha,,
neeh paying enormous sums f., t,r
maintenance of an imaginary division f.e
the construction Of chlmerical forts. ,.ae
castles in the air. If this fair specimen
OF Russian military management. vs.af
vast sums mast be sT,aniered for si.an
armies and warike preparations.
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ARrHur's HoMr MAGAZINE was Away
a fayorite with US. The December nun
Der closes the VI Volume and is one o
the most beautiful of all the magazine
received We will furnish it for j. 2E
year to all who subscribe aud pay il
advance for our paper.
TERMS.
One copy one year, So. Two copies,
S3. -Four copies. 50.
CLUBBING.
Home Magazine and Godey's Lady's
Book, one year, So SO. Home Maga-
z,ne, aud IIarper's Magazine, one year.
SO 50. Home Magazine, and Sslurda,
Evening Post, SO 90
Al additional subscribers beyond four
at the same rste-that is, 81 25 per an.
nun.
Where twelve subscribers and 3i5 are
sent. the getter up Of the club will be ell.
titled 10 an additional copy Of the Maga-
zine.
The January number will be ready
early in December. Specimens furnished
tn all who wist to subscriber or to make
up clubs Address
T. s. ARTHUR Il Co..
l03 Wanut ST. Philadelph ia.
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A DisoRDERLY poPULATioN- Who got
up a riot in New York two years ago
with the view Of mobbins street preach
ers, which the military h ad to be called
out to suppress The i,ish and German
Papists. Who mobbed the Pope's Nun
cio in Cincinnati 7 The German disci.
pies OF kossnth, represented here by the
Wrecker. Who mobbed Judge Douglas
residence and hung him up in efligy III
Chicago The same class Of Germans.
Who once kept the county in commo-
,ion BY their violent riots and other out
Iages, calling for the inll,ary to suppress
them, on our various railroads and can
mas! The precious IRISH. Is ii right
then, for the "Democracy" to picture
this disorderly population a. mnocen,
LAMBS, and denounce party composed
chilly OF patriots and christians, as cut
threats. and call for our ''extermination7"
We submit this question to the ser ious
consideration Of good mon of all parties.
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seized. MIR r. returned to report. A
steamer Of war and brig were dis
patched by the Governor to route the
freebooters from Spanish soil. This is a
new case for the Secretary Advice will
go to the State Department by this s,eam.
er. The second mate and crew, with the
captain, have arrived here.-ICor. Ma
'ioaal Inteligencer.
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MASON BROTHERS.
Nrw.Yoax.

VALUAB,.E REclrg.-Mr. A. Brouson,
Of Neadville. Pa, SAYS, from i'teca years
experience he finds ,ba, Indian mell
.pouliicr, covered over with young hYson
tea, sofienel with hot water, ans. laid ov.
er hurns or frozen flesh, as has, as can hs
borne, will relieve the pain in five minutes
IL biisers have not arisen befoSe, they
will no, after j, is pu, on, and TIM, ON.
poultice is generally sutficlen. to fec, a
cure.
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The Wrecked Brig Tribune.
Hac1l.a, Oct. 81, lS05.

Messrs. GaIes & Seaion A srnc in
the east-nn, quite cloud, though i:
may ,fnw To that estate. The 4 nerican
brig rribnue, J. Cummings, master, be-
lon Llng TO Orleans, State OF Maine, wa,
wrecked HE % of October on a small is
and of tue entrance oi Nnevi,as bay
She WAS b. unI from the port Of Nueyias
Tor New York, having a valuable timber
cargo on bolrd = mahogany aud cedar
with Il lev thousand cigbrs. The captain
labared to get his vessel off the reef Of the
Key Conflicts" until the ! lth inst, when
he determined to take small boat and
return to hi. port Of departure for relief,
He took with him the second mate and
two of the Crew, leaving the mate in
charge of the vessel. with three able sea-
men. ins,ructiag him to commence strip.
ping the brig and getting the rigging, sails
and materials that could be handled on
,hoTe at the island, which was not remote
lha, he should return Immediately with
assistance and the launches that nigh, be
required 10 save the property. The brig
| lay IN good position and there was no
immediate danger of her breaking up, and
therefore no justi6tble cause for at bandon-
ing the property for the preservation Of
life. But soon after the departure of the
| captain BRUSH wrecking el from
Nassau n. P.) boarded the vessel, and,
liter having an understanding with the
mate, all hands oi both vessels were put
10 work TO strip and convey on board oI
the British wrecker sails, rigging, cables
anchors, and furnishing OF all descriptions
with the provisions of the vessel and the
cigars winch were on freight OF the cargo
THIS done the vessel got under way for
Nassau, taking the male and the three
seamen, with all the despatch po>s ible.-
The captain aud his party, in homes, eff
forts TO protect the interests entrusted Ia
him, reached Nuevilas on the cvenn. o!
the li,h, reported to the Consular Agent
the circumstances Of the brig, and was
immediately provided assistance in
launches aud men TO save the property
He left Nuevitas on his return on the
evening Of the 18th, and reached the yes.
sci on the 10Th to 6nd that she had been
robbed Of every thing which could be
moved and deserted by the mate and
crew. The captain returned TO Nuevltas
and again reported his misfor,unes. The
Consul, alter public notice, had the vesse
sold as she lay, with her cargo. at public
auction had, the vessel sold as she Law
with her cargo, at public auction, and Nj
Lorenzo Ruiz become the purchaser on
the 2lsi inst. The Governor of Nuevi
las gave Mr., Rulz orders TO take posses.
sion ol his properly, and the Consular A,
gent OF the United States furnished him
w,th certificate of the purchase. Mr
Ruiz ed al the wreck on the evening
of the ed of October, with schooners,
launches, and men to discharge the um-
Der, with which he proceeded until the
Goth, when seven schooners and two
sloops, with force Of seventy men, ar
rived from Nassau, IN. P. drove him and
his people from the brg, and took posses,
sion of i, and the cargo that which had
been taken ou, by Mr. RUIZ was also
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ROSE CLARK
A RoMAvcE-BY FANNY FERN.


The last work, and first continuous
talc Of this brilliant aud fascinating au
thofess, "Rulh Hall" achieved success
unexampled IN the annals Of letters. In
the language ola leading periodical, il
created a more profound sensation than
any which has heen ISSUED during quar-
ter of d century, But i ia unnecessary
to alla!e 10 the merits of''Ruth Halt"
Judging from the number Of copies Of it
we have sold. we Judge that every body
IN the United Sales has read it, As re.
>pec's the work we have now in press,
Rose CLARK, we can only say that we
regard ii rs, VI every respect, greater
better work; and are confident it will
not only sustain. but even increase the
reputation Of iis distinguished authoreas.
We have reasons for thinking Ross
Clark will make a greater sensation
than did Ruth Hall"
1t vii form an elegant l2mo volume
of over 400 pages. Price Sl23, OH re-
cIept OF which copies will be sent by mail
postpaid. |. will be for sale by all book
sellers.
,G[Any newspaper giving This three
insertions, and sending us copy OF pa
per, with advertisement marked, will re.
cievc an advance copy Of the work, by
mail, postpaid.
PabIished by
MASON BROTHERS.
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Kew Telegraun.

In few days the papers Will publ 81. :
description, TO which we have had.e.
cess of newly invented telceraphie
machine, which. iii perio,m- wha, IT.,
inventor claims for it, it is the mos, won
derfal realization Of the inventive fnc,,l.~
the world has yet seen. The nvenlis,
l. the work OF a cil,xrn oi kentucky be-
tote lnsnnwn 10 fame. lle ella I'm. /, u
hls machlne that i, will deliver ressss,r
IN printed words "i;n crlerlty \, i,ro
uhhea'd ol-ihat II chn h' operated tt
any person who can read Ill. Al for s,,io,.
v private messages, It can cut or tr,.,
Gedfaie stallons- aud that i, re,nirt. b.i :
one @Te, upon which messages eae b..
sent each way at the snn,. ,in.a. ,hs, i.
. tiom Boston t" BelEas, and f,o,. B. l!as,
TO Bosten at the same time The N,ui,j
American telegraph company have r,,
chased the right for North Amefics + !
100000. The inventor has rnn. ~
Europe to secure patents. The London
Times has offered a large sun, for The
right lot England. Helf"H Journal.
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Norris 4 Walsss Home Journal f,y
'soo.-The following literary attractions
VIII induce thousa n,ls, We have no doubt
to add their names for the coming year}
TO The al'eady extensive Subscription l..s
OF this best "f weeklies. va = ne ". novel
oy n. T. WILLIS, a series Of Ou,iine
Sketches. in prose snd verse. BY Cav.
Mesnis, and t,oyelleue bs J. N. Fsslp,
The popular and we'll known 46isaWs* o.
the New Oslesns Picayune. The ierms
pc the Home Journal are but &2 90 a yesy
The Office II publication isat ND7 FuIccr
St., Nav York,
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TO FANNY FERNS 100000 READERS.
\ NEW BOOK COMING.

We have the pleasure OF announcing
that We have IN press, and shall publish
about the first Of December, new work
of fiction, entitled
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DEATn-srp CoNvEr>1, Con.
cester News gives the following remark
abe instance Of III political cenrer. ion
oil man nearly one hundred yrn,s
old -
Among the persons who ~o,ed IT,?
American til'et yesterday. was Nu Abra.
ham Sawyer, who is now in hi, .hah yrar
tile oldest person ah the cape. BE
has Away: heretofore voted The Dp,norr,.
nc ticket, bur he says the principles II
tile presen; so called Demoeratlc marry
are no more ike the principle. oi he
De'noeraiio party hhy years since tlsar,
chalk is like cheese. The principsI. ot
the American party he con-,ters 10 t.-
the principles which evey mail shoeslsi
sns iin." ..s.
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0The telegraph is now open beiwe.
Cas'ine ard Bangor.
Up. Weaver, late city marshal Of
Bangor. has been seen in Boston. lie
has also seq, a despatch from tina, cil,,
in which says he shall return when all i.
quiet. Pfobably
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VA newspaper in Clearland, having
advertised HAT they would send copy
"' the paper gratis for one year to any
person w!lo would send them n club Of
zen, raeieyed the ten, spot Of clubs IRON 4
young lady in the country.
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COPY for December is before us. and
after look ing at this number and thnse
that have proceeded il, back to last jan
uary, we take great pleasure in saying
that he has FULFILLED ALI HIS PROMISES.
The present number is very beautiful
and sus.alns US in the position which we
took in relation to GopEy, tha, he iscon.
stan,ly improving with the times.
A Clab for the Lady's Book is now
opened at our Office, -, II taken with our
paper.
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to the person sending the cluh, making 6
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copies one year. and an extra cop, to the
person sending the club, making Il copies
S2o.
IThe ablve Terms cannol BE devia-
ted from, no matter how many are order
ed.
Godey's Lad.'s Book and Harper's
Magazine both one year for s! 50
Gadey's Lady's Book and Arfhur's
Home Magazine, both one year for So SO
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Who send for clubs. must remit 80 cents
extra on every subscriber, TO pay the A.
merlcan postage TO the lines. Address,
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CHANEY, Honorary Secretary for HIM.
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A special agent has visited Europe and
made careful aud jadltlous selections OF
foreign works of Art, both in Bronze
and Marble; Statuary and Choice Paint.
,ngs.
The whole ior,ninr 4 large and ,alua
bic collection OF Paintings aud Siatnary
10 be distributed free amoung the mem.
beIs OF the Association fer ,Ee second
year.