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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

January, viii be asit at toe Germ Exchange Bsnx A
meeting Of the holders Of sbe 6st mortgage Land grss
bends OF the L. Crosse and Swsuiee RAilfoad Com
psry. viii he beld the Office Of Clsrtsos N. Potter
esq, No. 81 wal street, ksw-york. on Thursday,
Dec. -, at le m.
90 demand loans money i freely offered TO day
at 6a7 y cent, the sapey appearing to be quite saak
10 ec wanis Of the street Pager Of frssoass chsrse-
ter is not plenty snd Is psssed freely ct cec and
in some eacs st 6s6l cent II nsurng witain sixty
DAYS. The bsaks tsel strong having been renforced
by the California receipts, and are accommodating
their customers freely. They win, however, lose sws
or three millions Of specie temporarily BY Payncass
on Treasury rotes. Some parcels Of gold are COM
ieg in from PHILADELPHIA aud the West. bot we have
some TO the South for the parchsse of exchange and
the making mp Of annual bank statements and shsn
probably loee There b every reason 70 believe.
however, thst our banks wiz gradually grow stronger
in the sleee for time 70 come. Tae ten
ders for Treasury Notes were TO about double shs
amount offered for sale, and nearly all were awarded
at y cert interest. The inquiry for the new State
loan continues good for investment snd bank
ing. The bonds are held Mt 1861, 100, and liz.
For the short loan los hiss been refused
We annex comparative statement Of TIE Exporss
exclusive Of specie from NewYork to foreign porst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
LAW LVTELLIGENCE
MARINE COgRT-TxIa1 TsEx-Dsc. 17.-BesOrs Jsass
NCCAKTar

NfINETAT.
ANOTHER SUI AGAINST LAURA KEgSE.
Geo c. Jordan AZ. Lsnrz Keene
The plaintiff ayeTs that the 9Th OF July last he
made contract defendant by the terms ef zhich he
pay leading busiaess her thest s weekly
Of SiO and h the for the seasan o. AID
He that he fai,huy performed hs part Of the con
Tract the 6th al eher there Seeks
salary due him which Mus keene refused to pay Ana for
which ha bTin = this suit.
In Mis- admits the contract but she denies
Jordan hsd performed the his part that ny
the he became irdebted to her N the
Of S6co On the 10th OF December abe sssizued paintr
character called Harry arnc.i6e n psy called The Unequal
Mstc which he rrsed to pror, although the sane Eks
within the css Of character for which he hsd been eoed 20
that l. the when actors refuse 10 play The
sr assigned them In their line revoke ths that
IN Of M refusal to pay the piece aed t. become
succrssu and various other PLAYS 10 hics peint vs
assigned part viii have TO be withdrawn In consequence
which VIII sustain loss of 800 which she sets Up as
claim
The Of the Is dowa tor tie h of January NEXT
A A. Phillips foT aintin Wm- D. Booth tor defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
sInce Don. l. sN.sea.t tss essnTa :

Since jan I.s-. = lOsUsEo E'cbft I1f Fo'FtNs>"
We learn that the Toledo, Lcgapspor and Bariine-
ton Railroad is completed, and that train passed
through yesterday. This connection made new route
is open from Lake Erie TO the Mississippi River, By
wsy Of Toledo wabssh and Western, and Peoria sak
oquswks rcsds-
Messrs. Rsynor & Blackwell have sold Lots on
the north side 7lsst, about 100 feet west Of 3dav
Aso Lots in the rear. on the south ride Of 1ed--.
same distance from d.sv., at $l,T50 Lot There "
an cid farmhouse on the promises, which, together
with the lots, rent n s00 v snnum 7lstst Is graded
and 72d-st. is 100 feet in Width Also, Lots N. Z
corner Of 3D. sy each 26xlI0. Also Lo, ia the rear
on 7ithst 25xlO2 feet inchesthe whole for g. 500.
The annexed table shows the per censage Of speois
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

DeIkeUeI Lasfa and Westffn fI1IsU
In this detail it appears that the Schuyiki asines
has Furnished stuns, while that from the IsssA
and the Delaware and Hudson, Is bus 2,sis'N sans-
making diSereuee Of S,soa sans IA fsys Of sss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

TKs GovERSoRs.-For want Of quorum yesterday
no meeting of the Governors was held hessrs' Ma
loney Oliver, VIM. T. Pnkney, and Smith, were the
only members present. The Weekly Statement Is as
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBkEs Dec E.-Besors Justice
CLEEKh
EOTIcE.
All motions for judgments, and for reference to COM
pute Auoun; due eX2ate and should Dc made before
II O'Clock, N.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
No. ls Broadway


BRADY's GALLERY, No. 643 broadway, corner
Of Bleeeker~t- HOLIDAY fkEsEsTN a. NJ
yoKITYPEs superb md appropriate style o. picture tor or
day PreSents Also Imperial PH0roSkAPhs, hiSAfshkS
AEsRo1rPss, and Dk6UEsKzoTTPss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28


as 70 runored change In the devioss OF the sevorJ
silver coins Of the country replies that there viii bc
no char ge in either the half quarter dollar pieces
az the present time. The dine however, will appear
in new and improved dress In 1860. The present
wreath on the revere win give place n spprc
pirate and national one, being festoon composed Of
the chief productions Of our country, intenpersed
with oak leaves az emblematie Of strength and duS
bili,y The legend United States Of america" viii
be- transferred from the Of the coin whore t
now appears, TO the diverse or principal side. The
device on the diverse il not otherwise changed bot
the execution OF the dies somewhat improved Tbs
devices upon the half dime viii conform In III paftie
uIars, except the denomination Of tho cola 10 the
dime. The cent viii also appear with rsvsrss
on the new year. A much improved wreath, con-
posed Of oak leaves takes the place Of the present one
and "a surmounted by the national shield "armoraf
achievement" az IL IL termed IN the resolution OF Con-
gress Of June 90 1882 where 10 described follows:
Palewsys Of thirteen pieces, argent and guiles;
chief, azure" The following 70 bref description OF
their heEaldc terms; TIE horizontal lines on the top
Of the sbield-"a chief szurs'-tenote blue color
The paleways OF thirteen pieces and spsces, vertical
liDes represent the thirteen 5rignd States the lines
denote rcd color. The space between the lines 10
argent, silver and represents the white color IN
coats Of arms From this description we learo
whence comes the red white and blue" The red iz
symbolical Of courage the white e7 purity and beauty.
ard the blue, bery and equality, particularly sp
peable to the union and equality 81 the States. The
import Of this hsraldic device, frequently mutatsd
BY having stars or mulets placed the chief; but
there DO not belong to our arms" although the for
ruer ind an appropriate place the dag OF our eoan
try.
The Anthracite Coal trade s over blythe canab, and
az some Of the railroads are on 6scsl year while
others continue their aggregate unnage 70 the end OF
the calender year. find impractieable 10 present.
comparative table. We here give the figures Of sun-
mage from the several Anthracite regions, compared
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

CHILDREN GONE VISTA party offorty-fve ortiity
happy looking children, from the Cbildrens Aid 30
cety, left New-York yesterday afternoon under the
care of Mr.. II. Fndgen, an agent of that institution
A res ,ectable party of boys from the Newsboys
Lodging House accompanied the others. Their de''i
nation is the West.
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TAdvertisement.l

fAdyersenent.l
Auction NoTICE.-HENRy II. LEEDS d Co.
Qua vIne BrApdes sers Ic Importers s,ock in variety
70 he sold positively without this day at II O'Clock 1 No
- Hs-sssst.
IAdvertisement
BREBE Il Co.
NEu STYLE. HoLIDAT HAtS
No lS Broadway.
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fAdrertseneu.i
BaRTHoLF's celebrated
sExIss MAcHisH,
No ls4 Brosdvay
Cor. Howsrd-s;-, Newfsrh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

BULLS HRAD.-1bere were about 2, $50 head Of
cattle in the ysrds at Forty fourth yesterday
some 200 stale cattle, and about 200 were
peced to arrive in time to be added to the number 10
be sold to-day There also in the hands of butchers
some hundreds Left over Of last weeks purchases The
stock offered general thing, is not as good as it
was ast week. In fact there Is scarcity of rsclass
bullocks and butchers say they obliged to pay
higher pricethat s l0l cents, net pound, for such
ar they could buy easily last week at 10 cents. Upon
the medium grades there is advance, and we shall
be surprised the results of the sales for this week do
not prove the lower grades declined from the rates
last week The weather yesterday was altogether in
favor of the drovers it being bright, Clear and mild
for Christmas season. The attendance Of buyers was
much better than it was last Tuesday, but do not
think the sales very large In fact the demand for all
best rst-cass cattle such sold at prices equivalent
to 9, %, 10, and 10I cents pound, dull. The
market at Bergen, on Monday, was equally dull,
though some 500 or 600 head sold the most of
them very low grades and of the owners say at
not over 5 cents net pound. We think some were
sold at cents, and good many at to cents, and
the same will probably be the report of the market in
Forty fourth street. made up to-day and printed in our
Daily and Weekly tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board OF Supervs0Ss met yesterday, the Presi-
dent f. Y. PURDY, in the chair. a considerable num-
Der of well-known lobby men were present
report OF the Committee on Annual Taxes, maxi
ing the following further appropriations, was adopted:
Salaries
Court Of $3.50 ~ Superior Court $6Ge on
Police Couts......S297 81 SuTogste's Office. $50 90
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

kao- XoTE. Dec. 2, ia5a.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-26
Opposition State Convention, 18th
of March,

After full consultation with many of our
friends in various parts Of the State. it has
been deemed most expedient to fix the 10Th
OF MARCH next, as the most eligible time for
holding. Convention Of the Opposition to
Democracy in this State. In compliance,
therefore, with this sentiment, we hereby an
nounce that day as the appointed time for the
assembling Of that body; and take this occa-
sion to urge upon our friend. in every county
in the State to call primary meetings on the
first Monday of February or March, to APP
point delegates to said convention. Let there
be full representation.
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remarked, In answer toiBqufry. that hecould
not serve as chairman of the select commit
tee, as he thought such q COMMITTEES could 90
no good. Mr.. PuaH then said he bad voted
for the select committee in order to obtain the
services of Mr.. JOHNSON, and moved recon-
sideration, pending which the Senate received
message from the House, and adjourned
without a vote.
The entire country is aroused on the
subject of Federal extravaganza, and we have
thus given the history of Gov. JoHSsoS,s
proposition, that bis constituents at home,
may see with what sincerity and energy ne
| urges retrenchment. 1t appears to us from
this history that he is attempting to make
capital without undergoing the labor that
would honestly entitle him to it. He admits
| extrayagance and corruption to an I'M
paralleied extent, and he is willing to join in
the hue and cry against it, but cannot be
induced TO ferret out and expose the sources
of these abuses He was plainly and empha-
tically told, in the outset, that ii would be
beyond the power Of the Finance Committee
to comply with his resolution at the present
time. whereupon be accepts a proposition
which, in eff ct, seeks to create perpetual
Committee, which may Or may not rcport. at
discretion. Upon the vote to appoint select
| Committee to carry out his desires, he con-
fesses his incompetency to the task, and
notifies the Senate and country in advance.
that he cannot serve as the head of such
Committee. And why not? Because he is
| in earnest, and thinks such, Committee
could do no good. And why should it not
succeed with him at its head Will any friend
answer for him
The people of Tennessee understand their
Ex-Governor too well to be humbugged by
this sort of desire for economy. He must not
bIueter so in the Senate about economy, and
then seek to shirk the responsibility which
attaches to his own measures. Let him toe
his own mark, and not strive to shift the
labor upon those he knows are unable to per
form what he requires of them.
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Aadrovv johnson on Retrenehment

Andrew johnson on Retreneh m mt.
On the 4th Of January, Senator JOHNSON,
of this State, introduced the following resolu-
tion into the Senate:
'ResoIued, That so much OF the Presidents
second annual message as relates TO the re-
duction of the expenditures of the govern
meat of the United States. which is in the
following words, TO wit: L invite Congress to
institute rigid scrutiny to ascertain whether
the expenses in all the departments cannot
be still further reduced, and promise them
all the aid in my power in pursuing the in
vestigaton.' be referred to the Committee on
Finance. and that said Committee are hereby
instructed, after first comforting with and Oh
tanning all aid and information from the
President aud the heads of the departments
as Indicated in the Presidents message. to re-
port a bill reforming. far as possible, all
abuses, if any, in the application of The APP
Preparations made by Congress for the sup
port of the various departments, aud which
q will reduce the expenditures To AN honest.
rigid economical administration of the gov
erhment.'
Upon its introduction no Senator was found
10 oppose il; but debate ensued upon the
subject OF the committee which should De
charged with the investigation. Mr.. HUNTER
SAali vi NhtiihiitttC ou
promptly aud frankly Informed the Senate.
that his committee, would be unable to com
ply with the resolution at the present session.
The committee was already overwhelmed
with business, and il the resolution was re-
ferred % them lis aim could not possibly be
accomplished at the present session. lie sug-
gested special committee, who, he urged.
would be able to devote more time 10 the pro-
posed Investigation, and might be able To
effect the object SO much desired. The matter
was freely csnvassei, The chief difference
being as 10 whether the Finance Committee
or special one should take IL In hand. The
Resolution was considered from time 10 time
till the l7th without coming 10 a conclusion.
On that day Mr.. STEWART, Of Michigan, offer
ed the following amendment, which was ac-
cepted by Mr.. JOHNSON. 10 wit:
'.Procsdef. that in case said COMMITTEES shall
not be able fully TO comply with this resoIn-
tion during the present session Of Congr,ss,
the duty shall be extended 10 the next aud
subsequent sessions, for the purpose Of more
mature aud complete aetion.n
Mr.. GwN, Of California, then moved 10
strike out "the Finance Committee" and in
sert "A select committee, 10 consist Of seven
~ ;mbers." This motion was carried by ihe
decisive vote Of 81 70 "a. Mr.. JoHAsos thea
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Shaker Flannel, Lambs Wool and Cashmere
4s- Underwear

TUST TO hand an invoice of Seasonabie Underwear,
ID which selling at fair prizes.
J. II. McGIIL,
Ladies and Gentlemen s Furnishing Store,
Corner of -oiIege street and the Square.
ian26-f
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The originals Of the above Autographs
with many ihOasand mort.--soms Of them
from psrsSnages Of the highest standing In
the world, --afs In Ar. SsmmalR's possession.
be having received permission from these dis
tingnishsd persons 10 give publicity 10 ihs
great advantages received BY the Hst Of the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-26
From the Rev. DIR. ]. T. Edgar.

2.
Mr.. SENNeSs Dear SiT-Haviug used, for some
time past pair OF your newly invented ''BraZlIan
Pebble Sectacics, feel hesitation IN testyng To
their superiority any glasses heretofore known
TO In addition 10 their unequaled purity OF
face, they impart, from their peculiar mechanism,
visual and comfort, preserving alike all OF
pain uuelsincss TO the eye, however long at any
time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, J. 7. EDGAR
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From G. NJ. Fogg, Esq.

Z
Nashville, July o. 1855.
Mr.. J. II. SERMONS; Sir have been using for one
week the pair OF brazilian Spectaclss that pure hased
from you, and do not hesitate say that they are
by far the best that have ever used. am enabled
read the inest print at night by dim light with
strainng my eyes. whereas the speciacies that
have used heretofore hurt them, and oonid read
with any satisfaction. consider your speCtacies u
great Improvement upon any that have ever seen.
Yours, respectfully, u. III. FOC6.
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Nashville, Aug. u, 1855,
hare been using glasses Tor sumo four i've years
and during that tirus have tired number Of dIiur-
cut descrip con, aud manufacture, Esme Of which
thought very good; bat feg day since obtained
pair VI Nj. Seuitn mss brazilian Pebble SpeCtaccs
have given them pretty faT trial, ana have hest
taton IN saying that they lar superior any thing
Thu have ever Tried IN thai iiae.
G. C. TORBETT.
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This is the only true Lens that has hitherto been
constructed, and Is founded the most scientific
principles; accordance with the Philosophy of Ma
lure ia the peculiar form Of cOncavo- convex mirror,
aud most admirably adapted To the Organ OF sigJt,
perfectly natural 20 the Eyeurding altogether the
best artificial help TO the human visor
The great novelty IN them Is the Ecus, which is dis
posed Of IN such manner counseraCt the ndr-
nifty which 1t intended To remedy. The material OF
which they manufactured gives them superior
hsriHess and polish, preyeuting them from being de-
laced by scratches. Their coolncss recommends
them especially to those having weak and irritable
eyes The superiority and usefulness of these mpruv
ed spectlces is fully demonstrated hy the unanm us
approval OF the most celebrated Physicians and Ocu-
lists of Europe and Amerlca
The experience Ness =. X Co. have acquired com.
bned with their perfect knowledge Of tl.c Optical
science, enables them To decie With certainty, the
inspection the eye, what sort of Glasses
best suited 10 the defect of vision, either u
give it strength merely % preserve 1t, may ee
necessary, without Causing any apparent change
any fatigue or weakness
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From DR.. John Waters.

NASHNi ~. jury 10, 1929.
Mr.. J. ii. SERMONS Dear Sir Alter careful ex-
animation and trial OF your ConcaYO Convex spec
taoles, Icheerfully add my testimony their supe-
riority all others. They enlarge the sphere 81
focus and thereby greatly relieve vision, without pro-
ducing the by the convex form.
Very respectfully yours, JOHN WATERS.
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Music. Music.

TUTST received the following new 1z-
81 and pretty Music, viz: Duke OF IL -
Malacon's March, Picollomiui Schot- n II ~ n n
tish, Syren Polka, Louisa Miller and " u
Empire Quadrilles, Capt Speman's Quick step to-
gcther with new editions Of my own publications.
Songs, Onward Row sight al Home, Cushia Machree,
Nv Prayers shall rise 70 Heaven Stars Of the Summer
Night, Gentle Words, by Weber, and Arthur Ice
waltz.s. Med,ra, Rlnumius, K srbud Scottishcs,
81. Cloud Tennessee. Doodle tsvlle MAY Queen, ana
many uthers. Besides fresh supply Of SteiuWay
4 sons Pianos. JAS. A. MCCLURE,
jan24-tf No. a3 Union street.
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N o T I C E

DR. Won MOSCHZISKER OCUIIST and AURIST re
~ quests those of the City aud it, vicinity who want
his professional services either for Deafness or any
diseases Of the Eye Ear, not T. delay in calling
hun. His stay must be limited, as he is expected
in New Orleans, and some eases may require his es-
pecial attention. DR.. NJ, though well known as the
only legt mate 0culst aud Aurist who has visit
ed the South and West, bogs say that he pro
duce numerous Testimonials from persons
whose names known All the Union, as having
enhctet in the Shortest Period, perfect cures
of Deafness of the longest standing and performed OPP
eratons and restoratOns o sight, where the patients
had been for years entirely blind, and hearing where
all hope was given up of ever being restored. His
method is such that the Patient may rely by due at
tenon to his Prescriptions and Directions cure can
in all cases be effected, VIII there is not total de-
structou entire Reorganization Of the Organs and
cannot be reached either by Surgical or Medical
treatment.
Office at Saint Cloud Hotel. Hours from A. NJ. 10
p VI. Entrance TO his Rooms by the ladies' Private
Entrance. jan25-d&Wu
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FromJ H ueM.hon >, Eiaor Nemphl. BulIc,in

From ]. H Mcmahon, E-a. Editor Memphis Bulletin.
ASadPssIs, March 28lh, 1885.
Ma. j. II. SKnxoSs: Str-lhc Use have made u the
pair of Glasses obtained from you satisfies M q hn
utility and value 4 the FORM aud material By Whlrh
they dxtif shsr. Nsfhnat uagn ifs iDg The OBJ
iect be- snd the Ans apparent T. thr al siea
they render Il distinct and clear without fatigue 10 The
eye.
SOAR as any limited experience exseuds, am very
much pieascf With theta.
Very responsibility, year es't serv't,
J. ii. McMAHoS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-26

MI III SERMONS: sir have been using for
several mouths, pair Il your "Iirax Ian febble
Spectacle - aud believing they the oniy kind '
hGYc capable Ileteiy restoring yslon
which has been impaired is primitive perfection,
take pleasure IN cssuuaeEdug them 10 she pubic.
Very respectfully, - {. Off-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-26

HoIIoway's PilIs-Operatng through the
BILE aud the blood, these ssarehers OF the sys
tem--dischsrge from every organ the poison OF dis
ease. The facility with which they cure dyspepsh.
and diarrhea is wonderful Sold at Maiden Lane, "
Y. jan25-lw
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From Hoa. Cave johnson, President Bank OF Tenn.
NASHVILLE, Aug. Il, 1885.
DEAR SIR: ! have for several " eks used a pair Of
your BRAZILIAN Pebble SpccttCics and have hesil-
ton IN stating that consider Them much Superior
any other used by me, and have taken pleasure
In recommending the Of them a. my fraends ia
preference Ia any others
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
{. JOHNSON.
j. H. SERMONS, Nashville.
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A sFLENDID FARM, aboal 5 mIsss frou ne city
n sssl.asias aboai zoe Acres, ~eii ~.isrsd.
Rs HAWKINS. Axszs.
aaIe-a nxza No. "a Cedar ~ eel
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Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts,

ID UEIvlD to-day very are aszoftn~nt n szasrls,
II sth ana pfti-eaf cutlsrs, s4ff4Afsd g. b ~css
yAry IA PTles frssn 81 80 % 81 %, lor sals -
34aHf-u a Mf6lIL
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n HAVE 20 had three fesnllss q Negre-s ~AichI
II Ssh - seil - Eood hones IN tbs ~ al .lnng
counfrs. Iszsy are Al Eozsd sorvantscoskss wash
era asa IronnTs. A. Aiao, fear or ave gsed neld
hassasL 4 have god mac y 10 nne boss ser-
xsnt; Al u ~hieh az ssii ks~ Or casa Cal and
Sc ior yourselves a Ne Is Cedar street -
4 = HAWKINS,
tsnis-n sxaa AGENT
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Rev. W. n Crrrrn snys

Having taken lessons 81 Mr.. j. W. DoLHKAR IN Pho
biography for fo1r days, am free a. say that Wsuid
not be deprived Of the know lndee pave thus reoey
ed for $500. regard fhOnogra IA as Taught by Mr.
u. a bong step ON the highway 81 progress.
The dhv II not FAR distant, when, Ia my opinion
Photography, with Us twin sister, Ph1notypy, will be
taught IN all the schools % the land, Rad shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.