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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03
TW0 DwELLIEa HOUSES FoR RFgr.

- hAFktor fcHt tEo e5Gfortate Dwellings 90
49, o. che lhSratts PIKE, abrut a uais fraulths 80
k1A sQ14gs. Que heaas has sE o6rns with acA- -
and s-rFantf rB1la, stables, tc., an4 q
gseand fhsAvhe- 4 Ratu hesse. 9ilA Feotas and
~ o. rrnan4 lamriistc Ftession FiFan Apply
10 ian1e q. 4. sTuWARL ~ Brasfwas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03

GteRPoRaFi0S TA11 fsr ia ystr is&T eAa nsu Be
- aidtosAs ciiv Reen5u caiiect9r. - scs esrasr
o. Cherry saf Uaan sireett Ia advances shs rate u
PeF cent. per 1anafh iatfFftl
Astts tas osst 81 sss-Rs Dat b naas Il = ar
pe1iet lnaf Tar Paysfs % b. graaFt in alag.
fahls-im A. NFi2lN taiIr~so-
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MAI Avn PAsraY cox FOa sALg


L gssd secs Ntshsr aus Irsnsr a. mere !. /. ~
stsse. al1o nisgs.An1s rickllsg ana Prsssrrinr :
iani3 ALRx. MACKENZIE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03

huiLoiNd LOTS Rthe ey " s,sAsiis a. tAs ssr~sr
q Pos AFsans, easny ~ ssl ga clarsA Street ~ "a
nisE baes - ~ ~ fsl > alley. Yhs isg sns a. ss.s
dsnes = 2 sishelsa aa4 siil hsrl a saF-sln -
psft<si elteAt % i1e. = 4. 0LAsc0cH.
laai3 -. Ars.t.
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REWOV AZ.

. tftA fcNE4AL uNDERfAkISa TSrARfIstFNHST
OF = ~ h'CUMRs h renewed - l,ksrsh $50, -
qs f Ga siaad. IN - hsnse recenfly bai - 1r
fns, Efse - rea1s. nsasl Ers a. silsalss
nFeeazea "a. ~ ktoMFk
t4kS ttf 4. cosnz8frs ]
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MANY VOTERS.
For ne Patrick
eighth Congregational Distrtet-Coi. " -
asF bert e. Poster, ard.

Et9nAn Ao1ENeNnAeA@a AetAtftct-NoAs e -
N bert G. f0sters 3Fd.
EplroRs OF rnK PArgIor:- Is 81
Many friends o. the gentleman whose name
heads this article, are DESTROYS thAl q hong
coarse Of laborious servies u behAlf Of she
American party aud the success otis men and
measures shonld be treated with tia oonsidsra-
ion which il deserves; and believing lhai lhs
sreseniasion Of his elsins in eonnsetIoa with
Congressional honoss al the hands Of the pso.
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a GARDENER

WE fully understands his business, offers his SIG
w service', for moderate compensation, to cs,-lA
any Planter, Farmer Land holder who wishes EkNS
to raise Orchards vineyards, improve those already
paned-cultivate Grapes, Raspberries, Curran Straw
bhrTes and other small fruit and vegetables either for the
table market. He also offes WANTED, to supentend
the whole Farm and regulate after the best methods laid
down by experience and science assist the with
advice in this important branch Of business whenever
quesed Any who desires avail himself OF this op
portunny, will please address "H0RrICULTURIST, Box
591 Nashville, Tenn" feb3-- ri-wFWN
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Valentines.

have received an elegant assortment ofyALEN TINES
to which 1 invite the attention Of the public.
feb3 BAG CHAs ". SMITH, Al College st.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.'s
Spring Cdrcu1ar
FOR 1857.
OUR Buyer Il Row in New YORK. and by the 18th Of Feb
~ ruary We shall be receiving and opening cur
SDRT INC CT0DK OF COINS

In the large brown rebuilding, No IS College street.
BY Mr. James Erwin expressly Tor oar occupation
Below we present memorandum OF some q the leading
goods, always to be found ia the different Departments
which promise iends and the public, shall be sold
al prices to s1it them.
We therefore invite aad prompt buyers to examine
the immense dis Law Of Stock shall be pr pared % to~
we peg 10 ssy that just Offering uRAr BAR
sAI2s in eur WINTER STOCK, remaining on hand
r. c. MeNAIRY CO.,
E5 Clueue street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03

A VERY desirable coantrY Residences, two ~
II mBcs from the city, via - Lan5 s. IaasH1
10 Rsrss u reh laid IN esiiVaics god Brick I'LL
HausF, good sateT, ai1ne-fence, and every other
caaysnienee e place % anord comfort For oAsr par
tieuars srqlTe ne ocs q nss- FERRIS. neadrrck
street. isn2s ~
THE MANUFACTURERS EsrABLIsHMEHT F0R
kEHf.
TIVE LARfE WARDROBE 90 Markst street 4 49,.
i sTsrei for rent f2r taeyrar is5I. Apply 70 -.
deesS-N hEN5. ?. SHIELDS. Azeni. A.sA.
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GOOsEEet'S
GOOdEef's

OINTMENT for old Sores and Burns, Wherever the
~ use Of save Ointment is Indicated will bs found
far preferable TO auy other. None who have aG trial
OF this great discovery but speaks Of Il il the enthu
siastc terms Price per box 25c or 80 per dozen.
The above invaluable remedies may be obtained from the
Proprietor, Nashville Tenn Cherry street. No. 8; from
the principal Druggists q this city, and all the in porant
towns in the South and West AlS9 the shipping Depot
Tennessee febs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03

BANK DIREoroRs.-The following gentlemen
have been appointed directors of the Branch
Bankof Tennessee at Athens, for the current
year;
MeMinn.--Wm. A. BAllew, JOS McOully,
WIN. 6. Horton, Thos. p. Wells, WIN. May
field, John McMahon, John McGsughey, r. NJ.
Fisher
RnO1-G. W. Mabry.
Roane-Henry Liggett.
Asigs-Caleb Moore.
Rhsa-D. E. Gillespie.
WOnroe-John Ramsey.
BradLey-Wm. Grant.
POik-John b. Dobson.
Hdnlilton-S R. McKamy.
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ROogRDEsysG.

BOo4REDEoysG.
A FEW young men can get Boarding and Lodging
n By applying a. us Cherry street, below Broad or BY
addressing Box 2lS, Pcst-Offce. Apply soon.
feb3-1wG%
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
TTNHE fine steamer, TENNESSEE a o71%1 -
i BELLE, DEAN Master, will leave -Sss i
for Cairo TUESDAY at u, NJ,
Meeting Cairo with the Central Illinois Railroad FOR 1T
Louis and Cairo and New Orleans Mail boats for New Or
loans O. W. DAVIS, er
feb3 II. II. HARRISON, Agts.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

BY the gross, dozen or single copies, for sale by
jau26 CHARLES W. SMITH
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EOR HIRE have FIVE or six TkeIy NEGRO Wo-
Il MEN for hire Tor the present year, 1871. Apply to
fsb2-u W. L. BOYD, IT,, No. 30 Cherry street.
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Snnerinr Ink.
SnelIers

That beautiful article Of London Ink, "ARNoLDs
FLUID" in all sized bottles, on hand and for sale By
jaL26 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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Apprentice Wanted.

YOUTH, Is or II years old, wanted to learn the Gas
n Fitting Business. None need apply unless they in
tend 10 be steady and remain until they learn the bush
mess. Apply 10 JAMES II. KENDRICK,
isns0-tf Gas Once.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03
GNOhAHf's

KS. PANACEA; ofthe best family now IN
IL Il has become celebrated a general eGy
and IS peculiarly Ceaoious in colds coughs, throat
bronchial affections dyspepsia collie diarrhce cholera
chronic diseases This dy is wonderfully adapted
female diseases Every family should keep supply Pric,
81 per bottle and liberal discount by the dozen. febS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03

HOAAOOA@ DCoAAO'
have large stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS, in al the de-
parnents oflsarning, hand which offer a low prices
The Teacher and Country Merchant will End their ad-
vantage to give mel cav CHAs. W. SMITH,
JAMS Al College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03

F0R Rent.
ny aasi-abIs ooantrY Residence. .

A NuMRER o. yoang men can be accommodated With
"A good ROsrdb applylaE A. No. Is North Markets..
r Esng4-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03

will not work its accustomed wonders, and
disarmed of his wand, it will be our fault
if we do not bind the Black Magician hand
aad foot and cast him forth.
We again urge upon the American par
ty IN every section of the State the nects-
sity for complete and harmonious organi-
cation. Letthe best and most popular men
be selected for every Office, and let the
party-defeated aspirauts and their friends
and all-rally as one man to their stand
ard. Wherever competition for the can
didacy arises, let a convention be called
and equitably settle the conflict, looking
always with an eye to the general interests
Of the party.
We are authorized to state that the
Central Committee, resident in this city,
will assemble in a few days, and issue call
indicating a day for the assembling of. the
STATE CONVENTION. and suggest that our
friends commence the holding of primary
meetings appointing delegates to that body.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-03
Memphis and Little Rock RaiIrOad-the
Prospect Brightens.

We met on the street yesterday our esteem
ed friends, Judge E. W. NJ King and J. Knox
Walker, just returned from Arkansas. We
are pleased to learn from them the most cheer
ing prospects in regard to the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad. Not only has the Legs
islature extended the time for the completion
of the fret and second divisions Of this road,
but the city of Little Rock, by unanimous
vote of the Council, renewed the subscription
of 100000, which had previously been revok-
ed, and ordered an immediate assessment of
taxes for the payment Of interest on her bonds.
Little Rock is now Sut of debt, having within
the last few months paid off the last dollar of
her indebtedness. AlI h0iZ, Little Rock
Memphis Appeal
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF Music
RO.FRDE.T9G.
AAND WARRAN7
ROnrfEilta HOagSe.

fTTHB undersigned keeps Boarding. House oa Cedar
street nent % the Veraudah Hotel where Re 10 read
at Ill does, % aseonno iats traaaisst psrnauen
FAIR His table Is always provided sitl
the best the market affords.
ianiT GEO. ". COLEMAN.
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ROBERTS SKETCHES IN THE HOLY LAND. svoi,. svo.
Moro-co s-renIfd

''THs FoLT LAM, STRG, IDUMRA, Ar4srt Feyy- AID
Misunderstanding in the footsteps our Lord or those Of
hiSdscpe SPOT treated By tie artist eonseeratsd
ground haioEed bs associations 80 eeply interesting
very largely indeed to enhsuce the value Of these views
beautiful they considered merely works OF
The series is rich add fu volume Of enjoyment and in
stfuso0 teaching While giving pleasure nd aiding 70
CONFIRM that faith which IS the sursst bes Of hunsn hap
pinssE.
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6uetial Motltes.


Friend Of the New Charter, Aronse'-immei may
- Worlinsnens Central Republican Union VIII hold
psh Wsti. =, h. new bead quarters No 81 Bowery on
TUf sDAY EVENING Feb H. at z 999s. ne TayEs
EkIkMhN Music by the Rocky Mountain Glee Oluo' All
p.r,ous syorableto Reform are invited 70 sttspa
ROBERT b. MONTGOMERY President
ANDREW MURRAY, Sect'y. .. IN
EB-Free Realms Ro m open every evening rom - "
,r.so.ic-Tbe members Of LA FAYETTE LODGE no
"a A. M are hereby summoned 70 attend sprc1 con
OF the Lodge be held ct Gothic Room, Ood fe
icv. Hal on WEDNESDAY 18th inst, q. II 70 attend
he Funeral Of our Brother WIN TAYLOR BY oroe
VIZ w. IRVING ADAMS Secretary.
The second Union Meeting of the Temperance
SocIeties in and vicinity opposition 70 arsWh
20 the System, and in support OF PioT,9ry Law
sl be bejd A. The Broadway Tabernacle on WEDNESDAY
pVFnIEG the ls,h inst. JUDGE CAPRON will preside,
..d Adresses Will be delivered BY the Rev HENRY NAhD
BTFCHFR the R-v r. l.. CUYLER, the Rev. Dr. PATTON'
and PETER SINCLAIR ESQ., of Edinburgh The public are
WIN DODGE A. U.
JAMES o BENNETT, City Alliance.
W. H. ARMSTRONG. 9. w. p. s. Oft.
u. L. SNOW, L. 5. Union.
Cart r. RICHARDSON, Mar. Society.
Or j. I. ALLEY, Juv Society.
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Mem publications.

VNHE MESSENGER AND TRAVELLER,
Il BUSINESS AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Of the sire Of the largest Weekes and brmu OF useful and
entertaining reading for the
=. MERCHANT AND THE FARMER
Is published EVERY SATURDAY az
No. lS9 FRANKLIN-sr.
TEShs-Only ONE DOLLAR Per arrum, IS cents foe
six months payable in advance.
This large and valuable New Yok Journal though conspins
four or i've columns Of good stories complete in ber
and mass OF matter for fsniy reading s made
10 be OF especial interest 70 the Of country
produce dealer e1pressmsn and trsveles Ii re-
ports OF the York Boston and Philadelphia
retail markets a. l. STiMSOS Publ,her
No. lS9 Franklin-st
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


BY the OWNER Of the COPYRIGHTS Of and PUBLISHER
FRANK FORESTER'S SPORTING SCENES AND
CHARACTERS
WHICH CONTAINS FULL REMARKS ALL KINDS or
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SHOOTING AND
SPORTING.
Being Of the Entertaining Works Sporting ever
printed.
The public hereby notified this Publication contains
the WRITTEN BY FRANK FORESTER
all entire and complete printed the finest paper and hand
somely bound in cloth in ,wo tue volumes.
From the sle which these four works ors
nall, published however in Is4s and 1885, they bad compare
lively small SALE and the copyrights Of them which bad been
sold BY the author to the original publishers went begging In
consequence from house another, until tho present
pubse purchased them and in hopes TO extend the reputation
OF Frank Forester has printed and published the Sporting
Scenes and Stories in decent becoming and permanent style
The works issued by the Authority of the Publisher
for the author has received what the time he
dsred equivalent for the copyrights it hardly to be sup
posed that he wishes to be paid for taem again really 9TH
erwe than grateful that the four books printed and published
Tor the frat time in beautiful style, handsomely illustrated
from designs by barley.
is TO be hoped that the books issued In style t
for gentlemen read that portion least Of the public
may learn to al know them by heart"
Be particular to ask for FRANK FORESTERS SPORT
mo SCENES AND CHARACTERS" and take other
for it
READ THE TESTIMONY
There no voume. IN the LANGUAGE Of the kind equal to
these Sp rnR Scenes and Characters The character of Tom
Draw will live long that OF Coopers Leather Stocking
Mr. T. B. Peterson has issued these volume. very eessnt
style thick with graphic establishment: sd in taste
full bndns There few gentlemen who will not read the
Sporting Scenes with delight and even instruction"
National Magazine for March.
"A that fond of sport will find Frank For
esssr' Sporting Scenes and Characters published b. Peeon
Evening Argus
These Scenes and Chaactes must prove be extremely
popular and will be bought and sought by the of lively
reading" Evening Bulletin.
These volumes full Of nfe spirit and entertainment
Nothing spshtly Of the kind could well be i'm
ssned The and chsrstss graphically and
and sIowinGy described" Penn. Ing.
Price of the complete works, 90 so.
Copies of the above work will be sent person.
place ALL Free Of Postage their remDs the price to the
Publisher in letter.
Published and for sale BY 7. B. PETERSON,
No. 1o2 Chestnut St. Philadelphis.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
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THE AMERICAN GENTLEaANS GUIDE
PoLITENEss AND FASHION;


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We also publish
JEWETTS sPIBRSS UNABRIDGED FRENCH AND
ENGLISH DICTlOSAkY-From the latest Paris Editions
Revised Corrected and especially Adapted American su
By Prof j. l. JE~ETr Editor Of Olendorh's New
A.thod Of Leaning French. - ETC. Price 81 50.
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- E T the e N INE

j G E T the Price, & & = 2 N U IN E.
TlONARY OF THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH Lam
GUAGEs, BY J. L. JEwErr Editor Of "olendOrfs New
ONLY ABRIDGMENT
OF Dr. spers's celebrated WORK published in America, I. will
jan. $ 1857, jus. received BY the pubishers: ''
GEsILsM.s beg to .csIOsledss the receipt Of copies
ary and Of the School edition Of this work would tender
s editions Of both ae. %s are bona %
they proes be- viz: reprints of the works the titles of
done in added to my work another mans and in
another added my name to smother mans work In the
lean zee nothing Of mine out my sane.
may not perhaps be uninerens to you to know that
find Spiey Sare.ne' French School Dictionary those
sesne amusing characteristics that rendered the old French
Dictionaries such comic productions For instance. ar'ss
s Translated IN it in the venerable Boyer Faction Dc
elegant French, but such definition bus lead
the French have equivalent aeendie
spiers surenne. French and English Pronouncins Die
o1ay Might not one BE- tempted 70 a how i 4 ,as. these
differ extremely in one and the same wOrd Ny editions
h.h.d NewYors But the School Dcton.ryD
Tyornr' and eacoa the Snibboleth Of French aud
by that signify 'a ss.e. enc c"lse Do m.
eot) and ehdveu which might be translated BY sndu elo
those eDed in the lore Of antiquity could understand Wat
.Sst has 10 sqaiysisS At al for It !. called in spers
Now rssts ,osnd jacket and eami.oe saor nsht
dys not worn IN our pA:s Of the word-s least 70 know
edse-ss vaisteoat. The only ransaon wanting the
proper term gi.et
Pineapple still fithnly translated In "spers Saren
me. French School Dictionary BY de PIN Ireqaires
no ordinary euronsry to sscribe 70 me this Translation when
have said in the preface 20 my General French Dictionary"
as follows: Pom de pin been invariably translated
pseopp and vice that al the French journals In
Of the city feast Of the 9Th November I'll hin
the last two three annually CHARGED the Aldermen
of London proverbay renowned for their good With
"havipg (pesce their dgestons many hundred
"d'-eos<' in French p0"~.' dep's"
JEWETTs sPIERSS PRONOUNCING SCHOOL DC
TIONARY contains upward Of L. 100 than the
work entitled Spies Surennes School DcdonsryD bat
which contains Of the distinguishing Dr.
Spsrs has all the American sceptstiors of Engh words
and BY superior typographical combines the sd
vxntases Of larger Dictionary with the posbleness aud
crate price Of smaller Price 81 50.
Published By MASON BROTHERS.,
Nos los and Ito Dusncst-, New.York.
We al'o publish:
JEWETTs sPIBRsS UNABRIDGED FRENCH AND
ENGLISH DICTlOSAkY-From the latest Paris Editions
Revised Corrected and especially Adapted American s1-
dsnts By Prof J. l. JE~ETr Editor Of Olendorf New
hx..h ~ -rt,. r.. v.fos
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A RMOUR GUARD FIRST ANNUAL MILL
"A TARY and CIVIC sOIREE Al Nhlo's Saloon TUES
DAY EVENING Feb II, 1851 Tickets 50 Can be OBJ aimed
OF the members Of the Company the door zoe
9th Ball Captain PETER D BRAIsTEB it, Cnairmar
WM SCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer No. IS Csrmnes
Nb-hhAry gentlemen requested 10 appear in uniform
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A CADEMY of MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
A Re-AppesIsuce Of
MADAME CORA DE WILHORST.
MAURICE STRAKOSCH has the honor To announce that
encouraged by .hs OF his ft
lated by the patronage Of the public for which returns bis
noeTes he bss determined 70
o. the ITALIAN OPERA to continue during Twelve
Nishts which will CONNER CO on
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. g.
" hen, by general desire. Donzetti's Opera
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
VIII be performed for the only during
LUCIA. Madame CORA De WILHORST
her rs appearance since her ndispositon
Eogar........S Tber'n Ashton. Moreli
Arthur..... Sig. Arold Raymond .......Sis. B srli
Director and Conductor. MAURICE SrRAKOSCH
Psrquet, Dress Circle, First Tier
ptcleu e1,Ts amohitheater. Dc
Family Circle. .....5Oc PriVaie Boxes. from S6to %
Subscription for Twelve Nights inc uding reserved s2
The boxohce Ia now open every day from m. until
p.
Season Subscriptions Boxes and Reserved seas for MON
DAY be secured the Acad.m Of Music until Saturday
the 2ls when all the uGs Ticket Offices will be opened
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IL Press:
ROTHWELL Or, The DAYS OF MARY,
- QuEEx or scors. By Captain James Grant
Also,
The sPENDTHRIFT. By w. Harrison Answorth
GARRETT, DICK L FITZGERALD.
'O WHOLESALE STATIONERS, BOOK
SELLERS, AND THE TRADE GENERALLY
TIE CHEAPEST ENVELOPE MANUFACTURE
THE UNITED STATS.
would respectfully call the attention Of the trade 20 ths
quality description and price Of my m.chine-made
ENVELOPES.
The anrivLed facilities which possess for nsnufsetuns
enable c
DEFY COMPETITION
n1 amber, canary and white laid Envelopes are veil
""'oy ne Asssaoa Of dsLsrs bsins Wpsnor and
CHEAPEK
than nythins Of The kad nov IN rnsskst
n. w. BUTLER
kos q Aad Iraakfort-st., NswYsfk
s;VD.J &.HEs:s Ess Of sxSesss,