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NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with me in the Drug Bus
Il ness Mr. WALTON B. GRUBBS The business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm style of BROWN
d GRUBBS j. G. BROWN
Nashville, January l, 1855.
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STEAMER IRoouo1sE.

e NJ d. l. F. Fl. BROOKS, MASTER, -
.FNe@h WISHES to inform the public that be has
y recently purchased this substantial Steamer
sand intends running her during the present
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NEGRO GOODS,

LNLOUR-2jO barrels extra FImily Flour;
TT 50 bbls extra White Flour in store and for sale BY
octS W. H. GOkDON& GO.
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NOTICE.
WE, the undersigned having purchased of Mr.. j.
w NIXON, Jr, his entire stock of Confectioneries
&c intend carrying the Confectionery Business in all
its branches at No AZ Union Street. and respectfully
ct continuance of the business extended to their prede
cessors VESSEL &.THOMPS0N.
+ TAKE pleasure in recommending Messrs. Vessel Il
Thompson to my former patrons and the public geuer.
ally. jsn7-t JOHN NIXON, Jr
NTACKRELL.-IOO bbls Nos !, 2, and 8, in store
lh and for sale by hCcREA d TERRASS
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FRAME DWELLING. with two rooms kitchen
\ Sable 6c with a tine garden OF four acres bar
n eau be bad paying $500 cash; balance one, two,
three fg!r and five wears credit with interest Apply 10
INV J J.. 4 r. " BROWN Az Cherry St.
TRUNKS. THU kS.-TmveI,ers viii find large
sIrTlv Of the very best sole Leather and lov-priced
Trunks, Carpet Bags ANA NullscS, al
iluIo RAMAGE CHUkNH, - College St.
y1XYIsA FINE WINTER BOOTS.-Geut sup
Il, Freuch {. .lr Stitched v. =. Boots;
Gents sup. Calf ". J.. Shoes. Just opened by
ispIo RAMAGE l. CHURCH, ~ College st.
I-IC--[0 obs Ale m store ana tor sale bv
n sentl4 MCCREA n TERRASS.
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MARRrED-On Tuesday evening 9th of January,
at MslrOse Cottage vicinity of Nashville, by Rev.
J. B Ferguson, Mr. FELIX f. LANIER and Miss
MAETHA NoEvFrts---s--
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REMOVAL.
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

TINE person who took Fine Plaid Silk Dress from our
i house yesterday, without paying for it, will please
turn the same or they will be exposed.
jan4-3t THURSTON & BERNARD.
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DIED, in the city Of New York, on Wednesday
the 30 inst, of paralysis Mrs. MARIA S. BoYARDUs,
rect of the late General Robt. Boyardus, aged so
wears
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a. PEArr, the cosmopOlite, has come to town
with a steamboat load Of books. On this evening
he will offer them for sale to our citizens.
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Nancy Patterson, by her next IrlendI H. FGIIerson
Neal Patterson, and others.
ON motion and appearing to the Clerk and Master OF
Isad Court that Neal Patterson is a nonresident Of
this State it is thereupon ordered that order of pubc
ton be ade for so DAYS in the Union and ABleFicI
published Nashville, Tenn, requiring the said Nea
Patterson to appear and plead, demur to the
comp anants bill at the Court House in the town of Garth
age Smith County, Tenn, on the Ind Monday in Febru
airy next and default thee said bill VIII be taken for
confessed and set for hearing, pdrte as to him
fec24-lm 4. MOORE Clerk and Master
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o. II. s. FREycH & Soys offer large lot Of
groceries at auction this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Nashville, Jan q lS55
TINE Board of Directors have this day declared dTi-
dend of 81 per share payable to the Stockholders on
or after the Sth inst. Tjan4-3t J. COREY, Cashier.
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Mary Hughes by her next friend John w. Hughes,
john z. Hughes.
ON motion, and it appearing to the Clerk and Master
that John p Hughes Is nonresident OF this State,
Is therefore, ordered that pubcat ion be made fOr 80
days in the Coa and american, published at Nashville,
Tennessee requiring the said John p Hughes to appear
the Court House. in the of Carthage Smith county,
Tennessee then aud there plead, demnr to
compliments bill, and in default thereof said bin will be
set for hearing &C Bqrts as to him. A. MOORE,
dec2s-lm Clerk and Master.
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IN CnANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

Nathaniel Terry and others
John Simpson.
THIS is to notify Nathaniel Terry who is president
ofthis State personally to appear before the undesgn
ed Clerk and Master at bis office the town Of Carriage
Smith county, Tennessee first Monday in February
next attend the matters Of account referred to the
Clerk and Master in said cause and in default thereof the
undersigned will proceed state said account and report
thereon, PGrte. a. MOORE,
dec23-lm Clerk and Master
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Frances Z. House,
Merit House and Others
ON motion and it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master that Merit House is a nonresident
Of this State hereupon ordered that order of pub
icatiOn be made for so days in the Union ant hlriedR,
published in Nashville requiring the said defendant Merit
House. to appear the Court House the town of Car
tiage Smith county Tenn, the 2nd Monday in Febru
airy next then and there to plead demur to the
conplanantS original and amended BILL and in default
thereof said bills will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing pIrte as to him. A. MOORE,
dec23-im. Clerk and Master.
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TINE Superintendent of the Public Schools will be at the
High School Building daily during THIS cset between
the hours of and r. for the purpose of examining and
classifying BOYS, preparatory to the admission into the
Schools and at the time and place during next week 10
classify the GIRLS 1t earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children above mott
fed that there may be confusion at the opening OF the
schools on the first Monday in February next
Per order Of the Board of Examination jan3-tf
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ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE

To All who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
TITO the Sherifs of the Counties of - On g.
i DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson Ma s%NssA
con, 0verton, Putnam, Smith, and sSssLAa*
White, in said State, composing the 4th Solictoria Dis.
trict-Greetng:
Whereas, The election opened and held the 23d day
of May l354 in the 4h Socoria District for the election
Attorney General in said district has been contested
before and declared null and void by the proper auhor
ty for hearing and determining such contested elections
and the being certified to in due form of law
Now, therefore, l, ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor as
aforesaid by virtue Of the power and authority in
vested by law do hereby command you after giving at
least months notice. at all the places of holding cleo
tons in your respective counties, to open and hold
election Thursday, the 18th of February, 1855 for
Attorney General in said 4th SOlicoral District, to fill
the vacancy occasonsd by the election being declared
void and that you due returns make required by law
made and provided in such cases.
- In Testimony Whereof | have hereunto
fNSS set my hand and caused the Great Seal of
Il HAG said State to be affixed at Nashville the 4h
1900 day OF January, 1855.
~ BY the Governor,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
". B. A. RAMSEY, Secretary Of State (StdIrw&w)
~ Sparta Times copy four weeks.
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Look o,,t for Couate-fsits !

The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which lately made appearance called W. B. Psrres
Linment the most dangerous of all the
fe because his having the of Farrell many will buy
good faith, without the knowledge that counterfeit
lists they will perhaps only discover their
the spurious mixtur has wrOu ght its evil effects.
genuine article is manufactured only by II. e Far
reI inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist
Main PEORIA Illinois, to whom all applications
for Agencies be addressed. Be you get with
the letters before Fsrres thus-I. G. FARRELLS
and his signature the wrapper. All others
fes. Sold by
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COMMERCIAL.

JANUARY y.
CorToN-On Wednesday there mole Cotton offered
than prcvous day this week and the river being
open ioT shipments slegua.5rS purchased more freely
The sales amounted 60 - bales ioilows at c a.
at 81 I26 at IS; 10 at 81; at - aud at az. On
yesterday : bales ve,c sold al Ita6 27lZ
Ton,cco-Oue hundred boxes Tobacco on sale prices
not lgars,itel-
SALT There were 90 sacs Of aanas gel Salt sold at
s. en.
RECEEEG By THE liver
FROM ada Go.r> or gEs CHAMBER OF CoyvEaCG.
GAINESVILLE per steamer VIM Philips:
10 ke-s a.a Bills do; ID tb,s flour Goo lbs fresh
ush t-ar1 rarpe'h river
LOUISVILLE per steamer Equator:
@,,.l. lbs iiua; 800 5hs cement; I box music.
NEW ORLEANS, per steamer \ +. j. Irabuc:
SO hhds sugar; - bbS moosscs: "oo sacks coffee !;
~ sacks salt; - boxes soap; leo boxes caret l25 dem
Johns; 80 boxes furniture; pieces Of marble; l. iron
sales $50 packages merchandise.
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ray ". B DoETcu, Egg, ofClarksville, was
yesterday elected teller of the BANK Of Tennessee
in place Of WM Foster, resigned.
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EWIN BROTHERS.,
w. F. GRAY,
~ = ErAHurT

EwIN BROTHERS,
w. GRAY,
II. G. SCOVEL,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
IL Price 95 and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTEDin every town. village and hamlet in
United States in which is already established
Address H. &. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference character, responsibility, &c. dee4-Im
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ECEMBER RULES, 1854.


Joseph Harand
David ". Hance.
ON motion and it appearing to the Clerk and Master
said Court that David W. Hance is a nonresident, 1t
is lhereupon ordered that order of publication be made
for 80 DAYS in the Union and american, published in Nash
ve Tenn. requiring the SAID David Hance 10 appear on
the 2nd Monday February next at the Cont House
the Of Carthage Smith county, Tenn then and there
TO plead answer or Gerur to eOuplainants original bill
amended and supplemental BILL and in default thereof said
bill will be taken for confessed and for hearing pare
5 To him.
dec25-im A. MOORE, Clerk and Master
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UPRACE HATH HER VICTORIES AS
A

WHILE the belgerent nations of Europe waging
w hostties against each other, Waterheld Walker
pursue "tbe of their way" content with the
wide spreading reputation they enjoy Of manufacturing the
finest Hats in the city regular specimen Of tdsr fire
do4r Hat took the premium at the late FAIR, and for
ghaess Of texture, beauty # Rish and elegance of de-
sign, stands unrvLed among the Hats of the
large supply ready to day
dec9-u WATERFIELD & WALKER.
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NEW BOOKS.

VNTE have now in store, BY late arrivals
w 80 hhds n. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbs Molasses, do
100 do Deans Extra Whisky;
l75 bOxes-halves and qGarters-Star Candles;
SO do Palm Soap;
loo do Taow Candles;
225 do Western Reserve Cheese;
80 bbls Clover Seed;
IS boxes Peter NJ. BOaz's Tobacco, MOL;
20 do PrestOns do do;
"A do u. boyds do do;
10 do BOaz & Goodwin do do
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regaa Cigars all grades;
Which we will sell low for cash.
iano S. H. LOOMS co.
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DECEMoER RULES, 1854

JUST RECEIVED
N BBIS Pixies Magnolia Whiskey;
CU 80 do Old Rectifed do;
20 do D. d. Whisky;
90 do New York Brandy;
10 do do Gin;
10 do Old Port Wine;
10 do S. NJ. Wine;
? BALI pipes Cog. Brandy, very Gne;
10 half pipes United Vineyard Brandy
For sale low for cash. BY r. F. BELL.
ian6 No. % College St, opposite SeEanee House.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
NE Wholesale MERCHANTS Of NASHVILLE.

10 TIE WHOLESALE MERCHANTS of NASHVILLE
TIE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture of
4 Tobacco in this city, and will commence manuiactur-
ing at II Louis where only in the West Fine Leaf
be obtained suitable for his celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and III TobaccOs All oruers sent to me at St
LOUIS after April lst or left with A Morrison Co., (who
VIII De my agents in this city, and will keep stock on
hand Will be promptly attended TO. Any Tobacco sold
by me- and not proving represented will be corrected
by A MORRISON * Co. A. J. MUSSELMAN.
ian lO-3m
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STATE or THE BANK OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE,
AT LEBANON, JAN. ], 1855.
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NEW FIRM.
BRO YIN d CIR UBBS,
DEALERS IN

COD-LIVER OILS Gro. genuine Cod Liver Oil,
I lust received from Rushton, Clark Co.'S by
ian6 BROWN GRUBBS, 43 College st.
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CAPS FOR TIE WINTERI

CAfS rOf IIIE WINTER!
TINE largest assortment Of Caps will be found at Wat
eGfeld Il Walkers. They have all the new des gus IN
Fur Plush and Cloth. They sell them at low and uniform
prices WAKEFIELD WALKERS
Premium Hat Emporium,
dcc9-f 90 Public sqdare, near to GCudey's.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
TINE Committee Of Examiners of the Board of Educa
tion will be in session at the High School Building
" WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY Of the present week. for
the purpose of examining Teachers who applicants for
situations in the Public Schools to be opened the first
MONDAY in February prox. Ladies will present them
selves each day at g. p NJ and Gentlemen the days
at Z, p NJ. Per orderOf the Board OF Education
Nashville, Jan. 9, l855-f
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NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,

and soleits his old friends formerly, SHIRE
public Patronage Mr.. THOMAS J. HOPKINS viii act as
will attention to any business that may
De entrusted to him. Whenever there IS patronage sui-
anu Shippers desire, by application TO the boats agents
as ROME.
The IR0QU0SE has superior accommodations for Pas
senserS ana Freig standing ANo in insurance.. Apply
TO JOHNSON 4 WEAVER, or
JOHN YEATMAN Agents.
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M A L., = feVk pOs on
w hand and for sale BY H. G. SCOVFf
Better than Pure White Lead for finishing ParIors
and inside work, is the IMPROVED SNOW WHITE
ZINC PAI,,T All who have seen the beautiful inside
finish of the steamer VIM. Garvu, viii attest tn this fact
For sale by Il G.. SC0VEL,
North side Of the Public Square, three West of the
Nashville Inn nOyll.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-30

We publish, ia auo-n-r column por'
ton Of the synopsis Of Judge Evans =
speech, made in this place on Monday last
A an oratorcal effort it was an able c1
position Of hi- views.
THIS portion Of hi' speech WAS printed
a, the Meridian office, in handful form,
and we presume for distribution.
1t does not embrace the objectionable
portions Of his speech, fully two>thirds OF
which. denomnated by the Meridian " the
grea, issues Of the day" was nothing more
nor less than defence OF Know Nothing
principles. He attempted to show, lst
The dangers impending from foreign emil
grafton. to the country and particularly to
the South 2nd The danger Of the Catho.
lie relgion-the spiritual power OF the Pope
sc. As wc do not wish to do Judge
Evans injustice. We have not attempted q
synopsis Of hia speech We prefer wait
ing until we can gets synopsis furnished by
himself OF which we have the promise
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-30

We have passed through week Of the
mos; intense political excitement wc have
ever Witnessed m Marshall
On Monday the candidates for Congress
addressed the people, and We regret our
inability to furnish synopsis of their res
mark, MIR. G " Chiffon opened the
Canvass, Ia a speech Of two hours. lie
wss followed by Hon J J. Mills, who
spoke about An hour and half A'ter he
had concluded Judge Evans delivered bis
address
Ga Tuesday Col l.. r Wignll address
ed the people in ~ speech Of about two
hours
We have, in another place. spoken Of
Judge Eyauss speech. We were very
much pleased with the Introductory part OF
il, until he got to the advocacy Of Know
Nothing principles. aud there Ut course,
we disagreed.
We may .ay Of the o'hr speeches, With
out being understood to endorse al, Tint
was said. AS able efforts,
Judge sian, dofrud.l himself very eIo'
uuen,ly and ably from the construction
placed upon bis Chfk,yille speech. and we
think That il those who objected to that
speech had heard him they would have boen
much pleased and satisfied with his eYpla>
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The Democratic mec,ing en- Monday

II N.ll be seen tina, there IS call 'o'
democ ATTIC meeting on Mondaf next. a.
yea undoratagd the matter. the object OF THIS
meeting is intended to take the sense OF the
party. and all opposed to the hno" No'h'
ING movement ~ to the cours" which ough'
to be adopted ia the present en- lgency
It g. f1r them to say whether they VIII
takc an open and bold stand against The
know Noihiugs, 10 common with the de'
mocrscy OF the State, or lay quiet and pas
syc
grcs: que and cry has been raI.cd nv
this question has been unnecessarily sprung
Ia the canvass II such Is the case, who
Is answcrable Tor IT, The Know Noihlng'
have nominated candidate for Governor
1t Governor. and members Of tongres
Tor both districts In many OF the codniic.
ihoy have an open ticket. and It is stated
that they will concentrate in ALL and elect
their own men to office The n. \. then
have n.nde the lss. and they are respon
sible for It.
w. have high personal regard ior th'
men tho, have nominated But We inteu,
10 oppose ,heu,, respectfully but firmly. ans
$50 ,Aiua that every democrat, and every
man opposed to secret poitical orrsuiza
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'a boz aui.iad Mud tho lIfd class, on,s-a
chg, those wh.cl, were Vel i1 ho Ilsi
elaims against llc Go.orrneui. bat were
not sustained IS suGciont vouchers 70 aus
tbnrls ihc accounting officers Of thr Gov
crnmcui 10 audit them
The FORMER Administration so con.ir1ai
this pfoyiso az to make o. cover almost 'ho
autire htsi class debt. no fact, majority of
Use outiro debt, leaving, however fmnll
part Of the ifs' class. Hui ,ho entire scroud
and third CLASSES without iho limits 81 Coz
proWsa Tho entire d,bi. ~ Iis specie sol
ne. waa estimated az about scv,n millions
Of doilafs What then could IcraR DO :
Tho $4,000 900 received was insufficient
10 pay the entire debit. II .ho commented
paying mdisctmiua,o,y, tGc cuiiro sun
voud be- exhausted, aud a part % her dchi
would, necessarily, remain unped. That
portion Of hor debt covered by the proviso
vas amply cared for 1--we millions Of dol
lars bad been locked np u ihe Treasury Of
he Uutod States Tor The special securii, OF
that class Of her creditors ~ tao ddvmN
ma ,hus forced upon her. She adopted the
alternative of paying that PARTON OF h|
deb, uot embraced in the pfoeso leaving
the other part. for the security oi which 20
great pains bad been taken, TO hp pnIi ogt
of The reserved 81 600 900, after the restc
ton should have been removed and the
honda delgcrod 70 l4c State
Iudcr the operation ~ thI. coneul rule
some Innocent parties have suffered and
th.s consequence Teas deeply deplofc'
Eut u. 10 thosp Who hung around tAo walls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-30

R,you SARA ~ Rr,vs-A fire broke
out at Bayou Sara on the night OF the 5,h
destroyed nearly the whole town It com
meneed in n pile of moss in the rear OF Mr..
Gerlosch's shop, and extended to buildings
occupied BY Messrs. Mockcll, J. Myers,
Levy n Bro, J. {. Staen. Marks. Boydell.
BockeIl, Hills 4. Levy, Meyer 4 Hoffman,
F. ' leake n Co, Black, Mitchell. VI.
want, florence, Harper, Smith, and others.
Every house on the square was burnt; not
a single store left both printing offices
and all the hotels gone Mr. Butler and
Nh Donneliy were killed. Loss $3.50 600.
.nIN : IN nnn iu.u.n...
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-30

On Thursday, .IGa. F. ". Bowdon,
without alluding to Judge Evans, replied
to his positions and his arguments. 1t was
the most able and eloquent sneech we have
ever heard in Texas. For two hours he
held bis audience spell bound by his match
less and glowing oratory. which carried
conviction to every mind, when he WAS
forced from indispostion to conclude A.
Col. I'owdon has been requested to fur>
nish copy of this speech FOR publication
we expect to have the pleasure Of laying i,
before our readers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-30

DARING osfRAGr.-" regret to state,
that on Tuesday night last, the desk Of the
Clerk of the Distrlc, Court, which stands
in the Court room. was forced open, and
ail of the indictments were stolen aud no
doubt destroyed. Such an outrage has
never before been committed in this place
We trust tia; some clue may be found
that will lead to the detection of the william.
and tina. he may be brought to Justice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-30

THg CoNcgRr--The concert on Tuos-
day night, by the Marshall Brass Band, az
sisted by the Ladies Of Marshall. was one
Of tho m1s; elegant entertainments we
have ever hhd the pleasure II attending IN
this place. The house was filed to orer,
flowing, aud brighter and more glowing
array of beauty. has neve, been congfega>
ted within the wa.s Of the Masonic Ins,i>
tntc ~ nrrsen' nrt. iclipt'l