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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
Fn.bionnbJe UTILIZATION,

The New York Herald remarking on the gay
ETY. aud "fast" living Of the citizens of the CONNER
cia metropolis, rays:
After the holidays comes the saturnalia Of the
fashionable world, which goes up to Lent. The
great prosperity OF the country aud the compares
tive ease with which sharp business men obtain
weath-or the show of wealth-which is just as
good long it asts-has its natural effect upon
the women, who are more extravagant than ever.
Crinone expands and extends its borders until two
ladies' fill up the width of drawing-room, and
robes are heightened until the pave is daily swept
with the richest aud stiffest MORE antique. In the
gay world jewelry has gradually been going out
for three or four seasons, but the money once in
vested in diamonds is now expended in dress goods,
which are growing more rich, more elaborate and
expensive every year. Your fashionable lady's
mental powers constantly taxed to the utmost
10 know what size shall wear, while her husbands
business capabilities find full scope in his efforts to
raise the money to CRAFTY her extravaganza. Her
ambition il to out-GO some one ese-to wear
dress or set of laces which cost great deal more
money than those of her dearest friend, who is
thrown into commissions of envy when the figure is
mentioned, and to give party which so crowds
her house that every body continually treading on
everybody else's toes.
After speaking at some length on the extrava-
CANT style OF dress, parties and various private
amusements, the Herald says:
Gambling has become fashionable vice, and has
extended TO the ladies. In all the clubs, play,
though forbidden by rule, runs high; aud we have
heard OF one where the arstoc-atic amusement. of
"poker" being tabooed, that amateurs at that aths
etic exercise met in secret place detached from
the main establishment. There are, it is said very
exclusive gambling places where women play at
the French games which have ruined some OF the
richest ladies in Paris. Notwithstanding all the eli
forts to suppress gambling in this metropolis it in
creases privately and publicly; and this fact Is the
only that can be made 20 the often repeated
inquiry as to where does all the money 60 TO. 1t
goes over the green cloth aud into the pockets of
the sharper, who Ray be found almos. as often in
the Fifth Avenue as in the Five Points. The pres.
eut generation bids fair to exceed in frivolity and
e1travagance any that has ever preceded ii since
the foundation OF the Republic. Let il not be for
gotten that the edsmnasy OF a people is the surest
ioreruDner OF the decay Of a nation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
NASHVILIE:'
THURSDAY, JAN. Is, 1857.

1HE CHARACTER CT LEADING RRPUBLIcAHs.
The Washington Correspondent of the Phi
ladeIphia North American-no Fillmore nor
Buchanan psper-ssys:-
"The fact is patent to every eye, that in
nearly all the great jobs, aud specuLations, and
seheD'es Of plunder, nOto before Congress, the
most radical antirSLaUery politicians are enlist
ed as the managers here Artful, selfish and
arrogant intriguers, who assumed the control
of the Republican canvass, for the Presidency
are now the conspicuous actors in the lobby.
who pursue every claim and enterprise with
keen cupidity, ard openly traffic their SOCIAL
ed principles for present or contingent inter-
ests. Their audacity in claiming power over
the votes Of Republican members, and their
completely with others, who will not be trans
terred by indrection or without a considera-
non, have excited both suspicion and indigna-
ton on the part OF the South, and, indeed, on
the part of every honorable man. on or off the
door. New York has thus far furnished the
principal supply Of these corrupt brokers and
traders, and they include considerable sprink-
ing of party wire-pulers who have hereto
ore affected great integrity and generosity, as
4hypocritical disguise for the most barefsced
Venality. They have at last come to be known.
ano the sceptre is fsst departing"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
From The correspondence If the Chicago Jsurnal.1
The nEDn,,a r:.

Sometimes called Emporium, has figured
largely on paper for the past year, and will
contrive to gu the public mind, as sharp
competitor for the trade and commerce of Cal
70. Situated aboTe high water mark, at the
trst accessible point of this kind above Cairo,
she claims this as an important advantage.
The Mound City Railroad, three miles in
length, connects with the Central Railroad
eight miles north of Cairo This distance is
almost dead level, being one foot lower on
the river than at the junction of the roads.
We also learn that last winter the Kentucky
Legislature granted the charter Of the Chicago
and Mobile Railroad, and fixed the terminus
at point opposite Mound City. The stock.
holders, who claim 10 number thirteen hnn-
dred, from fifteen different States in the Un-
ion. think they will thus make this the point
of crossing the river of the @. & n. Railroad,
and by making another road three miles from
the function west they will tap the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad now in progress of cOnstruo-
ton, and ihus realize all the advantages that
Cairo could possess without the inconvenience
of defending themselves by levees. The bills in
in the vicinity would furnish their city with
pure water, and by the short railroad they
would have landing for goods and passengers
on The Mississippi, and thus cut off the trade
from Cairo entirely. Whatever may be tie
future of Mound city, it is certain that she has
az energetic set Of men to push her fortune,
with ample means st command. That the
struggle for the sscendency between these two
places will be 10 ordinary one, we are well
convinced. This winters legislation will de-
velope some new things, that will call atten-
ton TO fact which many think is definitely
settled--to wit: the southern terminus of the
Illinois Central Railroad, which may yet be in
reality at Mound City, though nominally at
Cairo. 1t is certain that one of those places
must 60 to the wall, as two important points
so near each other cannot grow and flourish
alike; the preponderating power of one must
crush the Other.
Some seven hundred laborers are working
for the company and private individuals;
large foundry of brick is ready for the roof, and
the excavation for large marine railway is
progressing rapidly. The private residence of
Hon. F. Rawlings is nearly completed, and is
said by good judges to be much the finest pri-
vate residences in Southern Illinois. All of the
are of q substantial character,
as though the parties were confident of sue
cess.
The company claim to have already paid
ont one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and
have contracts for like sum, and that they
have sold lots to the value of $4,000. The
Ohio is seldom if ever frozen at this point, as
the waters of the Cumberland and Tennessee
Rivers, coming from the South, pour their
warm water into the Ohio and prevent the
of ice.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15

BUREisaANEs NovEEENrs. - Burlingame has
been here since the commencement Of the session,
but new habit Of riding IN close carriage 20 aSd
from the Capitol every day, has led 90 the report
that he. too, Is sn Invalid | do not think he
has ever been seen 10 Pennsylvania Avenue
since his card relating 70 the Ciiitoa House AFFAIR
Was published. He was 10 Baltimore before bis
card vas In type. and vent Immediately 90 20 his
Northern campsign, never agAin appearing, exeepg
one day 10 draw biz pay, whist Books vas - the
Virginia Springss This i the man that the Boz
ioHians Toasted and tossisl a their "gasne cock"
lar. " A. Das Bssk
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nSy- Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, in re-

I6r Mr., Stephens, of Georgia, in re-
cent speech in the House of Representa-
tives, admitted that there was no prospect
of making Kansas slave State, the eli
mate, &c, being inimical to slavery. Why,
then, did he and other Georgia democrat
ic leaders make so much noise last year
about the rights Of the South in Kansas,
and iBdpce hundreds Of Southern men to
90 there at the sacrifice of money and life?
Out upon all such hypocrites!
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ON SATURDAY, JAN. nth, at the Courthouse -
" yard Gate, viii sell to the highest bidder, upon -s5
a credit Of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty our EA
months, BRICK DWELL NG HOUSE. situated Market
the old Methodist Church containing nine rooms
all in good order, and rents for $3.50.
Aso-A BRICK STORE HOUSE and DWELLING ad
joining the rear containing rooms Independent Of
the and rents for two hundred and dy dollars
per annum.
At the time and place will sell 81 900 worth Of
Stock in the Louisville Branch Turnpike Company, which
pays good dividend. Z. r. GLAeCUCK,
iaui5-td Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15

C%- In her life OF George Washington, just pub
ished, Mrs. Kirkland gives US little closer view
of that stately lady, Mrs. Martha Washington, than
other writer's have done " II we to give
private opinion" says Mrs. Kirkland, ave should
say that Mrs. Martha Curtis Washington, with her
large fortune, her strong domestic affections, and
her dutful common sense character, exercised her
full share of influence over the commander in chief
of the armies OF the United States Of America She
had a very decided way of speaking, and as she
never meddled in public affairs, we can easily Inc,
agine the General letting her have her own way in
pretty much everything else. A guest at Mount
Vernon happened to sleep in room adjoining that
occupied By the President and his lady. Late in
the evening, when people had retired to their vas
rous chambers, he heard the lady delivering
very animated lecture to her lord and master upon
something which he had done, that che thought
should have been done different. To all this be
listened in the proloundest silence; and when she,
too, silent, he opened his lips and spoke, ''now
good sleep to you, my dear!' This anecdote of the
great man in his night-cap is quite characteristic
of him, but it is equally OF most lords and mas
tiers, who, we imagine, all receive curtain lectures,
as Mr. Caudle and Washington did, in profound si-
lence. Experience, probably, teaches them that
il is the better way"
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THE COURT OF NAPOLEON,
SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,

SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
With Portraits Of its Beauties, Wits and Heroiuss By
FRANK B. GooosrcH (Diet Tiao) Royal Quarto Turkey
Antique.
Toe subscriber respectfully invites attention to tho
above Presentation Book which undoubtedly will be the
popular, d,sr,6Ie successful Gin Book for It's
size and price, yeSproi uced in This country.
2. THE REPUBLICAN, COURT; Or, Society in the
DAYS Of " tshingou. Twenty one Portraits
8 TIE HOLY GOSPEL Illustrated with forty Epgra-
wings.
4. ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY; Or Beauties Of
History, Romance and Poetry, with eighteen Engra-
wings from Original Designs.
5. THE MOORE GALLERY. A ssris, Of forty eight
highly finished Engrayugs Of Portraits Land eaPes,
&C Illustrative Of the beautiful passages Of bis
6. HONE AUTHORS AND HOME ARTISTS Or,
American Scenery, Art aud Literature with thirteen
Steel Fngraviugs.
Z. THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE Thirty EngrAyings
elegantly coored FROM Nature.
8. TdE GEM OF THE SEASON. Ten beautiful Illus
trations.
9. LEAFLETS OF MEMORY. Ten sIsgan, EngrA-
wings.
10. THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. Christi
mas and New Years Present. Elegantly illustrated.
IL. THE KEEPSAKE. A Christmas Cit. BY J. T.
Headley
IL. THE BOOK OF BEAUTY. Eight splendid Enzra-
wings.
49, THE WINTER WREATH. Twelve EmbeIi.h-
IA. THE GIFT BOOK OF GEMS By H. W. IongssI-
Is POETRY OF THE FIELDS. Passages from the
Poets, descriptive Of Pastoral Scenes Elegantly IL
| 16. POETRY OF THE WOODS. Passages nom the
Poets, descriptive Of Forest Scenes. Elegantly illus
trsted.
II. SABBATH BELLS. Chmed by the Poets; Tinted
Paper. Beautifully illustrated.
"Sundays observe: Think when the Bells do Chime
'Tis angels music"
Is. THE SNOW FLAKE. Six Ensravings.
10. NEm0RY's GIFT.
90. THE PHIL0PENA.
81. THE Moss ROSE.
| %. FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING. SIX EngrAvnsu.
% THE F0RGET-ME-NOr.
"a. TIE CECILIAE GIFT. Seven
25. A WINTER SERMON. From Household Wor 6.
On tinted paper. Elegant Engravings.
26 THE BIRDS OF TIE BIBLE. oolorsd Plates.
81. THE PET ANNUAL. Gif for all seasons.
%. THE ROSE BUD. Six EngraviDgE
20. THE VIOLET Six Engravngs.
| 80. THE HUMMING BIRD. Six Eugravings.
! 81. GOLDsMITRS VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. Tint
ed Paper.
SO PILGRIMS PROGRESS. Tinted Paper.
ALSO 600 vols beautiful Juvenile Books, wen adspt-
ed to the young and suitable for CHRISTMAS Presents.
ALsO-small Oxford Bibles in Velvet and Turkey Bind
ings Prayer and Hymn Books in Morocco and Velvet.
ALSO-An elegant assortme Of Albums Pspier Machs
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Backgammon Boards. work
Boxes, Rosewood and Mahogany Desks, Ladies Csbas,
Paint Boxes Games, 4c., &C.
'I dssi Sas oHAs. W SMITH.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

HAVE large number of NEGROts for SALE and among
them very valu be rst-rate Blacksmith,
also Stone Mason and several Carpenters Some Of these
Negroes cannot be sold to leave the country
iani5 REE3 W. PORTER.
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GILBERT & CO..

Auction and Commission Merchants,
NO. 81 BROADWAY, CORNER COLLEGE ST.
JOHN '. GILBERT. ....Auctioneer
ININE GOLD WATCHES AND GOLD JEWELRY kept
constantly hand, and for sale better terms than
any house in Nashville, Al o. Gilt Jewelry in gre
rety for sale IN dealers y.
~ We sell az Auction eYerv night. ..
We duplicate and sell Goods during the dey at Auction
Prices. You from 10 Is per cent all the
Goods you wish to buy in our line, by inst dng at
GIL BERT OO.'5,
janl5 No. 81 B -oadwav.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
WE have inst received, by Express, from Agent in
w New York splendid assortment Of Fine Watches,
with lew COmps) and Gold Jewelry embracing all the
new and latest styles Port hOnaes, Ladies' fine Work
Boxes with Letter Note Cap and B Paper; Accordeons
Flutes, Vioins, Pistols and DoubleBqrel shot Guns for
sale cheap by GLIB RT co,
janlD 81 Broad Street.
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sELLING OFF AT EASTERN PRICES.

DLACK Blue snd Olive Cloths, Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
ID smeres Pin N Velvet w and Satin YestiRgs, LINEN
Goods ami summer C3ssimeres, SILK Un1ershirsi Merno
Vests Aut Drawers Business ard Dress Goats and Vests
" IN variety Of Trim ping are offered for sale East
ern Prices for Cash, in lots to suit purchaser single
pattern Coat and Pants sold and cut to measures de-
sired.
This rare opportunity Of buying dns clothes 70 little
money offered No. 81 Cherry street. Coopers Build
iugs, the late Merchant Tailoring Establishment Of
ian12-1wd JOHN ONLY.
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S. R. ANDERSON, P. NJ.

~ All Letters advertised are subject to an ext charge
Of one sent.
Persons calling for these letters will please say they
advertised.
ORDERED g. Be Gerertised in the "Ddiy Patriot" opree
able to the 001oiDg section Of the Ne1C Post Office Lam
the newspaper hdoiRQ the AIr0eSt circulation OF any
l,aper published in Nashville
EXC. B. And be it further enacted That Lists OF Letters
remaining uncaed for in Post Office in any city, town,
village where newspaper shall be printed, shall here
after be published only in the newspaper which, be-
sued weekly, oener sha have the larg st circulation
within the range Of delivery Office to be decided by
the Postmaster at such oice[Ne Post cce Lawpassed
March Is, 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
REMOVAL.

C'EYDER FRIZZELL having removed 20 the old stand
- OF Thompson Co. No II Public square, (nsxt door to
their former e ltOu they Offering well as'ort-
ed stock Of Boots shoes Trunks, Vases, &C suitable TO
The Retail Trade Their facilities for getting goods enables
them 10 have always whatever may be csei for IN their
line. They would be glai 70 their friends and the
trade generally. Call at No. Al Public square.
jani0 SNYDER FkihAALL.
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Ohm d. JAMES Pres't. D. D. JAMES, Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE.

Deals in sight and time Bills, Gold and Silver Uncur
rent Bank Notes. makes collections in ali parts of the
try, win give the highest market price Land Warrants
and pay interest on deposites. janis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15

H- Ia New York two hundred new firms
were announced on the lst January, and tie
amount 81 capital lavested In nsw special
pErnerships Gmopets 20 half million Of do
lars. Ia that city there are annnally even
more new firms announced on the Is, Of Feb.
than on The iFsl day OF tie year.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsF-KEEpERs

lust RECEIVED b ,th Bricks, FOR Cleaning Knives.
y Liquid Glue, for preparing Furniture.
French Tipol Powder for polishing Silver Ware, Plate,
&c, sc.
Renovating Polish, for cleaning Brass Copper Steel,
Iron, and other goods ofthst descriphen
MCombe's TOth, for renewing cid Furniture, Carriage
Bodies Harness 4c which has the effect q making old
carriages, harness or furniture look good as
iun15 MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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NIGARAGUA.

IL persons desrous Of emigraug Nicaragua on ths
~ steamship Texas" which sails from New Orleans on
the Goth inst, will address -
L. NORVELL WALKER. Agent,
Nashville, Tennessee.
TERxs-Each emigrant pays his own expenses o New
Orleans; passage from New Oreaus 70 Nicarsgu FREE
Two hundred aud gay o. land aud 33s month,
paid 70 each egraut. Zach emgrant Is required to
main Ia the country twelve months, une sooner dcdarg
ed from his o5i.g aions.
~ Mr. Walker can be found a. his rooms over w. T.
Berry a Co : Bookstore. jams div
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nay The democracy Of White held a

rSr The democracy Of White held
meeting al Sparta on the 9Th inst. and re-
commended Col +. L. 6ARDENHRE for the
nomination for Congress from that dis
trict. w. II. Boris, Esq, was recon-
mended for the Senatorial nomination.
Capt. A. j. HALL announces himself a
candidate for the lower branch Of the Le-
gislature.
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RENOV al.

fI1HE FUNERAL UNDERtAkING ESTABLISHMENT
4 OF j. y. MCUNBs u removed % Church street. OPP
pose ne Cd stand In ths house recently bu - Dr.
ToaaE whers ready, usual 70 give Aisaton
She stIied On W. MCOHBS
f.ra rsT w. A. csEsEIius I
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE

HAVE Tor SALE privately, one OF the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the city Of Nashville, at the corner
Polk Avenue, fronting so feet Church and run
ming back $50 100 feet to alley The lot joins the
dence Of Nicholson and will be sold at bargain Fol-
particulars call on me. L. Z. GLASCOCK,
janis Agent.
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ZION bal n. o. plca, une. yan. ..


The promise of foe sport attracted goodly
crowd 10 the Me,airie Course yesterday, al
though the weather was no; of the pleasantest,
being lowering, raw and cold.
The first race was between Cary Bell and
ViaaeAaAd, for the purse Of $500, two miles
out. The filly was the favorite at to on
her, and the winner. The following is the
summary:
FouRrHDAY-Thursday Jan. S.-Purse $500
two miles out.
ID. f Keuners b. f. Minnehaha, by Maho-
met, dam Kate Aubrey-3y. o. /
T. S. Noises Is. NJ Hill's) b. b. Gary Bell, byS
Wagner, dam Hedgeford-4 y. q. 2
Time, 1858.
For the second race there were four compe-
titors, and Mr.. Kenners stable again furnished
the fsvorite. Melody, before starting, was
backed against the field. She won tie first
heat after close contest with the brother TO
TO tie DutebtnAn bat 10 the second and third
heats she was unable TO keep step to ths
mpsic," the Red River flIy having sot the
time too fast for her. The following is the
summary:
Second Race Purse $500 mile Asuis.
Ii ]. Wells ch. {. Liz Mardis, BY Glen
cOe, out ofFanny G-3 20. 3ll
3. r. Brands On. q. Red Fox. by Pat
Galloway, dam Ha'penny-5y 20. 4s2
d. +. Kenner's b. m. Melody, by You
cher, dam Ansic--4 y. g. as
A. KeeRe Richards b. c., brother to
Flying Datchmaa-3 20. DR..
Time, l:53s-i:54i-l:56t
Melody having won heat, the judges, Ia
accordance with q rule OF the clab, declared
her second In the race.
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Extra Premium Reef

S WILL he offered for sale Oh SATUR- 00--.-ssS
EssNsS DAY MORNING NIKE, at Stall No. ~
tTys%T 4, by 7. Coleman & Co The PRE- .lLx,lS,-
Gz-zSA MUM BEEF, raised in this county by L. Y
Craig, weighing $500 lbs. Also, some very fine
MUTTON. iau15 T. B. COLEMAN co
LNDH RENE.-A large Room over Mr.. Peech'5 Dry
Goods Store College street 50 feet long and 20 feet
vide. Apply to J. H. GOODWIN, Theatre
iau15-tf
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II r. WINNING has Removed his Psnt shop foa 80
H. d So Union street bstsesa Cherry aud suumrf tie
rssc ly socts continaailon % the patronage here
sooFe extended = hi1 and I'll be Pe4ssd Ms
teo~rs Al ~ ncE stand lsn3-im
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GREAT ENTERPRISE!
WATSON'S PATENT TEN DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINE
ON EXHIBITION AT THE sEWANEE HOUSE,
NASHVILLE.


not deemed necessary to into further particulars
relative 70 this machine. It, advantages must be- OBJ
vious &c the minds Of all intelligent persons With the
view Of bringing the invention into general and immediate
use the proprieor have made arrangements 20 anuao
the Machines IN quantities according demand State
and County Rights be purchased Of the subscriber,
who Is authorized to dispose OF the To persons OF
ability and energy Opportunity offered whereby, With
Moderate outlay Of means, sure ara most ample profits
may rapidly be real Esd The enterprise which con-
itself % the notice OF those who seeking for safe
and profitable investments II possible, applicants for
Rights shoult in person. in order not only 20 ex
anime ami SATISFY themselves regard o Tire merits Of this
invention but 70 be made acquainted With cur plan Ofope
raton In addition the profits from sales OF Machines
(shich fully hundred per csu) another and per
hAps greater ndacsm-nt j. offered which VII explain
and demonstrate to those Who may favor With call
Parties Who bus Rights be supplied with Machines,
AMI 10 hem refer hers who may wish proVide them
slyes with the article. The is parculasy request
ed notice that APPoST AGEsTs that Machines
81 not be Retsl-d by sent out for exhibition. We
N checriIy exhhit them 10 any who feel sufficiently in
tere-ted 20 call rooms. Further particulars al %
communicated b. letter. the above Is not sufficiently
plici'. p. IA. WAITER, Agent
janiS-u Room 81.