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Hon. e. HI. Ewlns,s speech at Pulnski.

Hon. f. HI. EWing's speech at Pulnsk1'
One of the finest efforts made during the present
canvass, was that by the Hon. Fl. Ewing at Pu"
lask on the 5th of the present month. large
audience collected in grove about quarter Of a
mile from the Public Square-the Court House not
affording room sufi cient-and although. as all are
aware, Mr. Ewing deals in few, or none of the mi
nor embellishments of oratory, his speech was con.
sidered, by those best competent tc judge, az one
of the most effective of the whole canvass.
One Of the chief merits attendant upon this fine
effort, was the splendid analysis of the causes
which have contributed to place the country in its
present deplorabe position; the democratic party
being held responsible in a which must
have convinced even the most stOlid Of his hearers
of the utter folly of again entrusting them with the
power to endsnger, by msgovernment, the safety
Of the Republic. Fortunate is the State which, in
a crisis like the present, rely upon such
Mr. Ewing to guide it through the difficulties which
surround IL; and sad will be the occasion when
poiDtess anecdote and iustian oratory, carry the
day against such men, even with the most thoughts
less Of the community. One thing all must have
observed during the present cauvass-that the
people generally seem disposed to scout attempts
at buffo 1Dery as totally untitled to the circrm.
stances which threaten the peace and the safe.
ty of ALL and solid argument, and wise counsel find
respectful and attentive listeners, where fippant
speech and trashy anecdote are received with inn
patience and disgust.
Powerful and courteous in debate-cnching his
arguments unanswerably as he progresses. Mr.
Ewing is one to stand in the very front rank of the
intellectual fight now wagipg in the nation; and it
is to be hoped therefore, that the effort at Pulaski
is not the last, by many, which will be made by
him, until victory perches upon our flag.
But, in my admiration of Mr.. Ewing's speech, |
had nearly forgotten to state that the "Irish Ora
tor" ventured to hold up his corn stalk rspier
against the trenchant blade of Mr.. Ewing, signaly
to bis discontinue, of course; for although gifted
with a regular 1u1 of killarney" he but wasted his
efforts in the endeavor TO overthrow Mr.. Ewng's
strong positions. Let him 60. He, like many others
on that side 10 this canvass, merely answers the
purpose of an anvil, upon which such men as Mr.
Ewing may hammer out their arguments, and rest
assured, Nessrs. Editors, that the American cause
will never suffer whilst he is ahoat, until mere
killarney" Gusts solid argument, and the grimaces
of harlequins can make men forget the counsels Of
tried patriots, and pers of the Republic. Y
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COMMERCIAL.
PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. IA, 1856

PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. IA, 1856.
FL0UR.-Very little doing yesterday. We
quote Tennessee at 81. 5OaS per hundred, and Sea
so per Dbl.
WHEAT.-Market very quiet for several days.
The highest figures now offering on the street are
S5c for red and 95aSl 90 for white. Milers pay,
for an extra article $l.lO.
CORN.-Yellow corn S5a4Oc per bushel.
OATS.-Cleaned, SOC per bushel.
BACON.-NO change has taken place during
the week. Receipts quite large. We quote
hams sia9c; shoulders 7a7i; sides lOc.
BEEF.-We quote at 81.
BUTTER poo per 10.
LARD-9c and quick.
MEAL.-9Oc per bushel.
EGGS-Pcr dozen &c.
FEATHERS.-4Oa
ALLOW.-Rendered lOalOtc.
HONEY Strained sal9t; Comb 1OaI25
SALT.-Per bushel, 45c; 6ue, per bag, 90.
aud coarse do. 200.
WOODEN WARE-Wholesale selling prices
for cash-for red cedar ware; iron bound buckets
per dozen, $500; brass bound, per dozen, $40 90;
iron bound tubs, in nest $3.50; do 10 nest,
SIS 90.
D0MESTICS-4 sbeetings ste per yard; Os-
naburgs l2t.
IRON AND NAILS.-Tennessee Iron 5Iasi;
and Nails, lOd, 81 25s35O.
WHISKY - 5a40c pei gallon.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Report. Furnished By the Associated Press.l


WAsHINGroS, Aug. l2-The Senate passed the
Legislative, Judicial and Executive Appropriation
Bill having previously stricken out the clause pro-
viding that part of the money is to be expended
for prosecuting or OBTAINING persons charged with
treason or other political offences in Kansas-yeas
35, nays ~.
The Navy Appropriation bill also passed. The
Senate then adjourned.
The House passed about Fifty private bills, and
adjourned.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ia letter to the Republican
dated White Head, Kansas, 4th, says the q. S.
District Court, Judge Lecompt Summer Term be-
gan that day. Numerous cases, chiefly of crimi-
nal and POLITICAL character, caused large attend
ance.
ST. JOINS N. B., Aug. l2-Twenty buildings
were destroyed by FIRE here to day, including
dwellings, tanneries and factories. Loss heavy.
NEW YORK, Aug. u, eveniDg-Cotton market
uninfuenced by steamers news Sales 500 bales.
COffee-Ro lOallt. LiDseed Oil 90. Tallow Ill.
NEW YoRK, Aug Is, H-Flour bouyant, IS, 500
State at 64a5 SIS; Ohio, 6 l5a6 35; Southern
brands easier, 40s7 10, and extras I SOas 60.
Wheat mprOving-southern red 1856; white Ice
Corn firm. Mess Pork 1861. Sterling exchange
firm, Of.
ST. Louis Aug. ls In 79 Counties, SO demo-
Gratis, "a Bentonites, % Americans, and wings
elected to the House. In Senatorial districts
heard from, democrats, / Bentonite, l American,
and wing, were elected to the Senate.
CISCINNATI, Aug. Is. M.-Flour irregular held
at 80. Whisky dull, declining tendency, Halle
Molasses 81 River "a inches water in the chau-
mel.
LOUISVILLE Aug. lS-Nothing new from the
river.
PITTsBURG, Aug l3.-River II inches water in
the channel and falling.
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BLACK MAL-SLANDER.-The Pittsburgh
Gazette is responsible for the following nara
ton of facts, out of which a suit for SANDER
has arisen: A respectable young lady of that
citv went to dry goods store with the amiable
intention of purchasing a corset. She was
permitted to take three ofthen home to try on
Finding that none fitted, she sent them back
by younger sister, and set out herself to take
THEY'VE stern train. While waiting in q crowd.
ed omnibus at the hotel, she was addressed in
an insulting tone by the shopkeeper, who said
he must have those corsets; he was mp to such
trick; she couldn't steal things from him, &c.
The young lady burst into tears, and said she
had sent them back; but the man was not pac-
flied till he was paid the full price by her gen.
teman attendant. When the storekeeper re-
turned, he found the younger sister with the
corsets; who, however, took them home, on
his saying they were paid for. He afterwards
refunded the money. The lady sues for dam
ages.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l. meets at Odd Fellow s
Hall every Tuesday night. Officers: p. BnLToD n c. W.
w. THUEMoND VG.; Med. A. NCLEN, Secy T. L. MARsHALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night Officers: W. A. WHERRY N. g.. j. w. RATCLiFF V.
e. T W. BARNES sec'y; r. c. CoCKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No TO- meets every Monday night.
Ohcers 4. PHILIPS, N @ g. W. DARDEN V. e. E.
BEAUMONT Sec'y.; W. CAMERON, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 60 meets at their Hail. South
Nashville every Friday night. Officers: JOHN HIL N.
c. FEED JoSTE V. II. c. ALLEY, Sec'y JOHN TANKsLEY
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. !, meets on the 1st
and 30 Wednesday night Of each north. officers c. SAY
FRS c. P.i NJ O. FoULK IL. P p. BILLIoD, S. W; W W.
THURMoND J. W.; J. LYONS, Scribe b. R CUTTER Treas
OLIVE BRANCH EN- GAMPMENT, No. 4, meets
every I'd and Ah Wednesday hight of each officers
j. r. DMUSDSoN, g. p B. LYONS, II. P G.. W DARDRN, s
w" '" 8. BURNS, J. W., Z. I. FLEMING, Scribe; N
WARD, Treasurer. iy23
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ELOQUENT ExTRAoT.-" Existence is more
evenly balanced than we think Perhaps we
all drink nectar sometimes; only TO some il
comes drop by drop, sweetening the daily
draught; while others qnaff it from the full
goblet in one draught, and live thereafter on
the remembered glory" Slch is the language
used in a story to be found in the Household
Words, by an author depicting the bliss of two
youthful lovers, who after a series of severe
trials and disappointments, triumphantly come
together and cinch. Those who cannot pro-
cure the kind of nectar above mentioned can
find a very excellent substitute at Stretch's, on
the corner of College and Union Streets, to
whioh the passage quoted applies with great
beauty snd truthfulness.
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The COLOSSUS of the advertising
World.
THE PRESS AND THE PEOPLE.

1t is estimated that the entire newspaper press Of
the world reaches about two hundred millions off its
inhabitants and as the advertising system OF Pro-
fessor Holloway covers the whole of this extensive
medium for the communication OF intelligence, we
may safely presume that one fourth OF the adult
population Of the globe are familiar with the pro-
perties of bis medicines. The annual cost Of MAIN
tanning unidentified intercourse with so large
portion of mankind through the agency Of the press
is necessarily enormous; and can state from the
data laid before that equals the combined re-
venues of great class States OF the Union. From
these facts some idea may be formed OF the con-
sumption OF his remedies. Wherever they become
known by advertisement, and thus obtain trial.
demand for them is created which soon produces
immense returns, thus afording new capital for
their further diffusion. In this way, with gigantic
strides, these grand specifics traversing every
region OF the earth raising thousands of hopeless SUI
erers from their sick BEDS curing disease III all its
terrible forms. Strengthening the weak relieving
agony and infusng new life and vigor into muItitu
des Of decrept human beings, bowed down with
dependency aud woe. The wonderful progress OF
thsse medicines has been without check from
their introduction to the present day. OF the mil
lions to whom they have been administered not
one has questioned their efficacy. They stand IN
impeached before the world. The feeble opposition
raised against them IN some quarters by profession
al envy and se6shness, has been borne down by
the overwhelming weisht of public opinion, and
they have passed over all impediments, alike into
the palace, the private mansion, the hospital, and
the dispensary. The bsckwoodsmsn and the busy
citizen the farmer the traveller, the sailor, the SOL
der in short the representatives of every class
invalids of both sexes and all ages-regard HoLLo-
WAYS PILLS AND OINTMENT as the most reliable OF
all medicines in every stage of disease. pOpu-
larity universal, faith so firm aud undou biting,
can only be founded on veritable basis, aud this
popularity and faith, be il remembered, has been
extending with marvellous rapidity for more than
twenty years J. Cincinnati Daily Columbian.
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lB- A gentleman enquired of us few days
since the distance between Russelvie aud the
points to which the cars now run, approaching
the State line, on the Virginia end of the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad We did not
know at the time, but have since learned that
it is something over 100 miles. This road will
reach the State line by the lst of October
next, and then the trscklaying on the E. T.
and Va. Road will commence at that point
and proceed in this direction, until the connec-
is made at Russeville.
The distance between Russelville and the
Stale line is about seventy miles. The road is
expected TO be completed during the ensuing
year.
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FEVER AND AGUE.-CERTAIN CURE.-No
Use for Tonic mixtures, oainne Fowler's Solution
Arsenic Mercury or any the villainous
pounds which only relieve disease to mplsnt another
deadly and which sends its unhappy victims finally
with wrecked and broken constitution to early grave
Try Carriers Spanish Mixture which contains Of hese
dangerous drugs but By acting specifically the
Liver purifying the blood and strengthening the system
thus enabling nature to recuperate its exhausted energies
by opening the pores Of the skn and expen the body
impurities and old medicines, which clog and reard its
free operation More than thousand persons have been
cured By Caters Spanish Mixture, after everything else
had signay failed As sample of its remarkable Effects
Messrs Davis Hicks Of Autsugave Ala, writes that
cured gentleman Of Chronic Fever and Aqua, which all
the efforts physicians and their remedies could not cub
due He only took three bottles. They it sells very
rapidly and maintains its high reputation all through the
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-14

ALL sPortsmen who in Of a good and reliable
Gun especially adapted for large game, Deer &C In
vtsd call the Of Pan and Cunniughsm, No. 81
Public square and Examine harps Patent Sporting Ride
which Ia rapidly Of firing. accuracy Of aim, and iensh Of
range FAR superior any GHR invented, aHd unke
any other Paleul Gun hereloore introduced H. construction
Is exceedingly staple that Is liable 10 get
OfoFder'' han the common Kentucky Ride.
y c. have also few shot Guns made the same Pa
TINT iyi6-6n.
Tsw are aware hos iresasnty Publishers compelled
TO insert Smong their advertisements statements which
they eau neither sanction cr believe.
pleasant exception this disagreeaeie necessity
the Advertisements Of DR. Ayers Cherry reetOrAl and
Pts which VII be fonad Ia columns. We have publish
ed Cor hn bsore. and Aways with the fesng that In
dsEg IN lend elves ,odsoeve instead The
public Or Ne have had ndsPutbls proof bis words
strictly with sbandAnt be sVs that hts
dienss wl DO 81 they Prons zad al % reason.
ably eAPeesd fron any medicine. Els Cherry Peetorai
TOO VET knovn Ia this community need any eoamen8a-
ion from us. and the Ps erudiby informed ara nol
inferior y his Observation-Disclosures Mirror. r. T.
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W- The Chicago Tribune, July %, gives
the following account of a Geographic specu-
lation: ga day or two since real estate
operator in this city telegraphed to Washing
ton to know if party there would sell bin a
piece of property for $4,000, upon credit Of
sixty and ninety days. The answer was
You can have it, The afternoon of the same
day the operator telegraphed to another city
that he would sell the same property for
$500, upon thirty and sixty days time, and
the reply was: We will take it, Here was
a-clean profit of $4,000 made without the in
vestment of dollar, and all within twelve
hours"
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OBTUARY.-We are panied to learn that
Mrs Margaret E. Russ, wife of Jas. Russ, Jr.,
editor of the Shel6yville Expostor, and sister
Of Maj. J. A. Laird, Of this city, died yester-
day morning near Tullahoma, after a long and
painful illness. Mrs. K. was an amiable and
kind lady, and her death VIII be long regret
ted by large circle of relatives and friends
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F- New Orleans, commercially, appears
to be growing very rapidly. The domestic
exports TO foreign and coastwise ports, for the
fiscal year just closed, amounted to $llO, 35S, :
436, which is an increase over the year end
ing the 9Oth June, 1855, of twenty-six millions
six hundred and eighty-fve thousand and ten
dollars. The increase In exports to foreign
countries for the year reaches the extraordi.
nary sum of $24, S59, All, or within few hun
dred dollars of twenty-five millions of dollars,
ard an increase over the great year of 1853 Of
$l2,749,339. The domestic exports from New
Orleans exceed those Of New York for the
same period of time. They are given as fol.
lows New Orleans $50 ,547, 96S: New York
$75,026,2 44: or over FIVE millions greater from
New Orleans than from New York. This
does not look like New Orleans losing her
commercial prosperity, in consequence Of rail.
roads over the South and West diverting trade
10 other Atlantic ports. With the completion
of the various lines of road now in progress
and contemplation this immense amount of
business will be largely increased.
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Are Won Getting Bald

your hair turning greyf Do wish to cultivate good
whkers and moustachesS Your hair to be soft SILKY and
goy9 Your head to be cool comfortable and free odand
ruff? Mothers your children to have uxurant heads
ofhaiTY Then BODIES HYPERION FLUID, which
si unerring effects. Prices 20 so cts rs cts and
IL so per bottle. Bogles Balm of CytheIia stands unri
vailed for Graduating i'd pimpIes and Identifying the
complexion Price 50 cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
Waters of S33 Broadway Y agent for the sale of many
Of the most celebrated makers of Pianos and Meodeons
offering them at prices which ADVISE all who desire
purchase to avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue of Music at off from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His offers to the trade teachers schools the
favorable character-a of which he will to Gil to the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waers Pianos known among the very best
We enabled to speak of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from knowledge OF their
ceIent tone and durable quality.-N 7 EranGeList
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R- The weather on yesterday continued
damp, dark aud lowering We are grA,ifed
20 learn that the rains which have visited this
portion of the country, seem to have been gen
eral. This will, IN great measure, relieve the
snxieties OF the agriculturalists in regard TO
their crops. Cotton and Corn had begun 10
suffer from the effects of drought, throughout
the State. This opportnne fall Of rain has
revived the dropping spirits OF the farmers As
well as their suffering crops.
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CRMCAL CoUET.-The Testimony in the
case of the State VS.. Lipfort was concluded
yesterday morning. The case was opened for
the State by S. L. Finley, Esq; he was follow
ed on the part of the defence by John A. Nc
Even, at the close of whose argument the
court adjourned until this morning. Governor
Brown will make his argument, and General
Bate will close for the State.
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holloway PiIts.-Hsar is heath fer al. Yes,
for ALL This noble remedy, acting does, Immediately
the man-sprngs Of life, restores health when falling
gives energy and vgor % the system when tagging In
superior to medicine made known 20 the
world Sod At the manufactures. No 50 Maiden Lane,
NsvYork and No. 9it strand London; and BY al drug
glsts, Al Csc, 62ke. and al per box
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The GRAND FILLMORE BARBECUE AT KNOX
vILLE.-We return our acknowledgements
to the Central Committee of East Tennes-
see, for an invitation to be present at this
rally of the Fillmore hosts of East Ten
nessee.
1t will doubtless be a memorable gath
ering in point Of numbers; of speaking abil-
ity; and enthusiasm for the good cause.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

F1NHE nest kcAaenic year Si commence sepsmhsr iEt
TAh Tnstitanon enoyed foTtvysars Of uaaasrspt
ea prosperity.
In regard % hsAht d believed % have eqaai n TIE
Untsd states Cholera, Calls ard feFer, fyphosd and
Scarlet Fever sAd similar fatal diseases have
"a acre 6aa tree eeslhs 81 Boards IN nFsy cara
In REGARD 70 aernA iuEnenreciAns equality With The
ssss rssaisd prvats fes Ia IL hat rsAiss psrsonaa
kabsls coral ka1 nrptal caatsre.
Kmpl3ys ainoat exclusively, ssnthern Teachers. Ne
soufhrra Parent sha gives This Insstusn personal
AzAnxiisn w shink, ana rsasoa fsr gosag f2rihtr
Jay. slss-sss~ c. D uIIoTx.
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t- By constant temperance, habitual,
moderate exercise, and unaffected honesty,
you will avoid the fees of the lawyer, the
claws of the sheriff and the poison of the
doctor, and probably add to your present ex-
istence at least ten years of active life.
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Campaign Document, No. 1.

The large edition of Campaign Docu-
ment, No. l, which we recently published,
having been exhausted, we are now throw
ing off second edition. 1t contains Mr..
Buchanan'S Record:
l. Opposition to the Democratic Party and the War
of 1912.
.. Opposition to the Niagara Sufferers.
3. Opposition TO Granting Pensions to Mrs. Denny
and Mrs. Brown.
4. His Anti slavery Sentiments
8. His Vote against the Annexation OF Texas
6. His Vote in favor Of High Protective Tariffs.
Z. His Position in favor of Low Wages
s. His Support of Internal improvements
9. The Charge of Bargain and Intrigue and Gen
Jsckson's Letter.
For sale at 50 per hundred, or Sl2 so per thous-
and. Send in your orders Immediately
s- If sent by mail, one cent per copy additional,
is required to prepay the postage.
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American Meeting at Hartsxille.

Gen. WASH. BARROW and L. NJ. TEN
PIE, Esq, will speak at Huntsville on Satur-
day, the. 10th inst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUMNER has evils well other seasons Of the year,
to guard against which should take timely preeau
ton When the appetite begins to fall the tongue to fur and
the mouth have unpleasant taste, Cater's Spanish
Rtae should instantly resOrted to, as by ding
rious spell Of sickness may be avoided.
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~ The work on the new buildings OF the
North side of the Square are progressing.
That side will stake the shine" of of any
other portion when those fac buildings are
completed.
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yhe Art of Dyeing Human Hair.

1t but impercty understood even by those who make
the gIeatest preenons The most Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may for the time color the hair but
to be succeede by tarnshed green, other unsghy ap
pearance Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxiOus
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown which neither water sunshine
nish in the least and to make douby
his agents authorized to refuud the money the
perfect satisfaction is not given Prices so cts 81 90 aud
81 so per INVENTOR W. BOYLE, Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
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CHANCtRY SALE.

DY virtue Of Deer Of the chaneery Court Nashville
ID Tenn, In the cause, John NJ. Hin, ct ais Simon
Glenn. will the OH day Of August next expose for
public sale g. the highest bidder the Court House yard
OF said city, the following Lot Of gr0Und witt part Of lot
No IS OF Bloch and Whssides addition TO Nashville"
fronting sixty Elk feet Market street and running
one hundred aud eighty feet more less
TKENs-Sad property Will be sold credit OF FIX, twelve
and eighteen months well secured bearing
and ein retained. lIyl4l c. d. BRIAN, O. ~.
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EE- The overshadowing business house Of
S. d. Morgan & CO., is under a regular trans
formation in color. We must say that we I'D
mire the taste displayed, aud that this foe
building shows to much better advantage than
e did previous 20 the change.