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Purchase of CUba-What the, Span
fards Would Do.

The Havana correspondent OF the Savannah
Republican says: .aF
L was vastly amused on the evening of the
day on which the steamship Black Warrior
last arrived here from New York at the
following circumstances: Taking my accustom-
cd evening stroll upon one of the promenad 5
of this city. came up With group of Span
iarls, who surrounded Creole who WAS
tranelating into Spanish an article in the
New York Herald, advocating the measures
Introduce into Congress by Mr.. Branch. TO
place a million of dollars at the disposal of
the President for the purpose of re-opening
negotiatiOnstor the purchase of this Island.
I paused as | drew near the grOupe, with
several of whom | am on terms of intimacy.
| noticed one of the Spauiards was much
annoyed as the Creole proceeded with his
translation. which was scarcely concluded
when the Spaniard burst out to the following
effect:
'Hah were the Government of Her Males
ty. or were the Captain-General.t To consent
to such thing (the sale of this ISland)
would set my properties and those of my
friends. all over the Island. on fire, and we
would all then return to Spain !" To this
violent exclamation. the Creole, with a sar-
carsctic smile upon his countenance. replied
That would be doing just what the Ameri-
cans desire-they wish to get rid of all you
Spaniards and have the Island clear of all
your works, so that they may have the plea
sure of rebuilding and altering every thing
to suit their own taste" 1t was with difficult
ty | avoided bursting out into laughter, al
hearing this sarcasm, so L lighted a segar by
the one of an acquaintance, said ''Adlos, and
continued my stoll.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18
From me wa.a,,,oto. sat-, Dec. -.
Senator Douglas, Reply TO slideII..

al
The following note from Senator Douglas
was received for publication on last Saturday.
The delay in its appearanceis the fault of this
office:
$40 the Editor Of the States:
"Since my recent arrival in New York,
have seen, for the first time. publication
made by the Hon. John Slidell. denying posi-
lively that he authorized, or in any manner
conntenanced. the statement published in the
Press and Tribune OF Chicago Just before the
late Illinois election. to the effect that the
slaves belonging TO nv children in Mississi p
pi were cruelly and inhuluanly treated. In
this denial. Mr. Slidell does jusce to himself.
He goes further. and says-'that the alleged
statement. let it come from whatever source
it may, is a base fabrication. in whole and in
part. without a shadow of foundation in
truth In this he does justice to me; for, as
the guardian of my children. hold myself re-
spOnsible for the manner in which these slaves
are treated. / should not consider myself
called upon tn notice Mr. SlideH S publication
/ had he paused here. and not have added the
. following para graph:
".Mr. Douglas has. by authorizing and
counsenancing anonymous attacks on me.
through a person officiating as his private sAc-
rotary. lost all claim TO the explanation that
| would otherwise have promptly volunteered
to give him.
at is due TO myself to publish an emphatic
denial of The truth Of the implication in the
above paragraph. Ii is not true that have
authorized or cOnnteRanced anonymous at
tacks upon Mr.. Sliiell. 1t is true, however
that when the fact was first brought TO my no
tiee, that DIR. Brainard, federal office-holder
and my enemy. had caused to be published
during nv absence in the abolition organ OF
/ Chicago, this base fabrication, with the naue
of the Hon. John Slidell as authority for its
truth. | denounced it as such a calumny de-
served, and expressed the opinion to my
friends that ii should he copied and circulated
for the purpose of showing the base means
employed 10 defeat my election. aud also with
the view Of drawing forth such disclosures a.
would expose to public contempt the real
; author of the calumny, hich obj CT has been
fully accomplished by the letter of Mr.. Sill
; dell. S. 4. DoCGLAs.
: Jan. 7, 1859"
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Affairs In Warrington.

ASHINGroS, Jan. IL.
The President is much excited on receiving
confirmation Of the statement that the Emper-
or Of the f 'ench is dispatching troops to Co
operate with Nicaragua in defence Of IN
operations Of the company who have under
taken to execute the Belly contract for thc
opening of the Transit route. A large Cabinet
meeting was held on this subject last Satur-
day. extending to a late hour in the afternoon,
ut which the President is said to have express
ed deep feeling at the evidences of hostile
French policy towards the United States, re-
Gently elected. | state these facts upon the
authority Of well informed party. who's
connection with Central American affairs and
whose reputation as a diplnmatist make him
the recipient of intelligence before lis publ
cation through official channels.-COurier ana
Enquirer.
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TUsT reecivef so dozrn fiow Lincs and 40 coils o
a Cottnn Rope Of various sizes
MiZtIL, HOOPER co.
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OmciaI Corruption.

The Washington States says that Mr.. Bow
MAN, the Superintendent of Public Printing
has detected and exposed to public indigna-
ton such enormities of abuse as are not paral-
leled in the annals of corruption. Besides
producing innumerahle instances of contempt
for contracts excessive charges and violation,
of law. in the execution of the public print
ing, he has signalized particular case where
in the government was plainly robbed of {
hundred thousand dollars"
All this is done while the Treasury is al
most empty, and Government is about to ask
for another loan. If Democratic officials
plumber the Treasury thus openly and boldly.
it is time the people were thinking Of MAXIM
a change. But such a thing as cheating III,
Government has become so common an oc-
currence of late that scarcely any notice APP
pears to be taken of it,
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BnnrH-spor uEmonrEs,

All, how the silent memories of years
Are stirri7 < in my spirit. / have been
A lone and jnyiess wanderer. have roamed
Abroad tn ough our chimes, Where tropic flowers
We're Re ing up their incense, and the stars
swimming like living creatures have sirayed
Where the fest skies of italy were hung
In beautiful transparency above,
5 And glory floating like a lovely dream
Ger the rich landscape; yet dear fancy still,
Md all the ruder glow Of brighter realms,
OF turned TO picture the remembered home,
That best its earliest day dreams Must go
Forth in the world again I've PROV ed its Joys,
TIL joy was turned to bitterness-I've felt
us sorrows till thought my heart would burst
WIN the fierce rush Of tears The sorrowing babe
Clings to It's mothers breast. The bleeding dove
files 10 her native vale, and nesfles there
To die anil the quiet grove, where hrst EAAE
She tried her tender pnion. / could love
Thus 10 repnse amid these peaceful scenes
To memory dear. Oh. it were passing sweet
To rest forever on this lovely spot,
Where passed NV days of innoeence-to dream
or the pure stream of j, FAINT happiness
sunk in life'S wild and burning sands-tO dwell
On visions faded, till my broken heart
Should cease 10 throb-tO purify my soul
With high and holy musings-and 10 lift
. Its aspirations o the central home
OF love and peace and holiness i'll heaven.
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T,n,r M,x,xppsr ~ Nsx,co-A corrcspond

Table MANNERS IN MExICo.-A correspond
ent of thn New York Times, writing from
tn city Of Mexico. gives the following incl
dent as having tak-n place at a mi itary
dinner thee. lie says it Is fair indication at
public opinion there on the subject OF Ameri-
can intervention:
The Presidents wife attenda ID The dinner,
with her children. During the meal she was
seen in the-lady-like operation IF giving her
children wine to drink. by sticking her fingers
in a wine-glaSs and then into the mouths of
her Youngsters This caused some remark
among the young officers, and n friend
delicately called her attention to what she
was doing. Instead Of being confused or
COMPOUNDED at the circumstance. she made a
merit of it. and said: Il give my children
wine to drink to make them strong. in ord'-r
that they may be able to thrash the Yankees"
This patriotic remark was the cause of loud
and long applause. What have we to hope
from people whose ignorance and vulgarity
are excused when these things can be con-
strued as aimed against the Yankees"
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A SUBJECT FOR ANATOMISTs-Fors some time
past DIR. Paisley of this city. and of the firm
of McAuley & Paisley, has been engaged in
preparing a full set of artificial teeth set in
gold, for an old lady OF this vicinity. Dur
ing last week be completed the work by plac-
ing il in the mouth of the old lady who is
some 60 or 20 years old. and who has been
quite deaf for twenty years past. As soon
as these teeth were placed in the mouth the
hearing OF the old lady became quite sudden
ly as good as il ever had been, and the old
lady was so much elaied at the return of her
hearing that she was unable to refrdn from
shouting thanks to her restorer
This is the most r, markable case we ever
heard of, and il is one well gorthy the inves-
tigation ofscientihe medical men.-lSelnla Sen
tinA.
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From tAe Gaicest0a Acres, Dec. 30.
CameIs-Mr. CockrIlI.s ChaIleure
GALyEsrnN. Dec. 30 Isia

aHFE eALF kSFON. Dec. ga 1898.
EDs. NEwS:-You having had the kindness
10 show me the above publication, from Mark
K. Cockrill Esq, Of Tenn ssee. aRd il being
such "A respectable source. beg To state that
| will accept the challenge la a fair trial Of
the packing capacities between two camels
aud TWO mules, aud that ] am ready to have
il tried within 80 or 40 days, "a in May 1850.
| mas not have any camels. An answer dr.
ecsed TO me, care at Messrs l. g. Williams a.
Co. of this city. or Messrs. Creevy & FarweIl
OF New Orr, aus, will meet with prompt at
tentions l wish TO mention that | have no
desire TO make such AN unfair bet. | have
always been wiling for any perssin TO have nj
aHy time my camels iaT lair trial Of tleir
packing or blowing capacities; and am viii
ling fur Mr. CockTill OF any other barry, OF
parties in the Southern States 10 have fair
trial with one more caInsis. while they ar
Ia my possession. For tall information re-
spcciing the qualities OF camel tlrom dairy
aud mule camel. refer 10 ,hc work publish a
und the direction of the SECRETARY of War
ls55. 80 and 81. 20 Sf1Ns5lsAa
Yours respectfully.
N. j. WATSON.
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l. E vi 4 TIL AN
Livery, Sale d Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. C. M'FERRIN, Proprietor.

Il HE undersigned having leased the vbove well.
i known estatnshment formerly keisi hy Mr. Jonx
n sIoAS has thNgergidy repalres and renGted in
ali IL departments and now challenges eossts q Ia
ppllt q convenience and afHy from any sim lar
establishment Ia the Sloth west
LIVERY.
shall keep eoistl ny hAni a number of haaa-
Some yebhiez 81 ali giais. AMI a stal OF horses
Unsurpassed Ia style, sFeesi and safety.
sfn PceFsFed - ga ans oil FIR gentrnaen wish.
iHx psfts4-e fIarr4sge, buggy or saddle horss ana
wilt guarantee eutirc satlsfaetion.
Drivers % staak ~ aad At my establishment snf,
able accommodations lnr any nunsber q horses OF
uasales. Al rsasassabse Tates- .s
BOARDING..
Seat easen ~isihag azeumsdeti0n gnr harses arf
vchtcias easied that stick utll feceiFe tr Aesr
IA -. Aiie lowest csrrcss rates
am pre- ed 81 al The fseilsirs for F~eak.
saF, .Angs >lfs ass tAscking Esr~fs, sE efll els-
3 r. IA fAct
q receiSs ses -tnrk q AL kin1s en rorrlmis-
sisiEl .sseaiss4re an ssttrt
IAn'iiisfaty ~ua ts~ latfset, 49, 10 he as GA IA
promising sat q a.
Bssng segsr - "a g. gsSe sansf40sios a al aha
may arAi poFtssa q faisise pate, - Arf -
, e q fs ~.
!. -anls-1fy l--te - Assaag S.sen, 81.
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Wrought Iron Stores.
Cooking Stoves.
CASH.

Ne have ss..a As<artaseut q PsrloF, store, ozHs
; - caalch Sores, foF Gal ~ Vest
lzais-n MACKENZIE 4 NINcHIS.
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P E N NJ A N S HIP
MIR. DOLBEAR.
at the corner of College street and the Square
Writing and Photography.

DERS'NS from the country can finish their lessons
L in week
LADIES and GENTLEMEN are taught an easy and ele
CANT style OF Writing, free from at Vulgar dfectat9
Of useless and ridiculous display.
Knowing UerHalegt reput ition could only be gain
ell and sustained by the permanent Improvement of
hs Pupils, Mr.. u. has ever purS ued that course Of
cand0r and fairness which secured him. within
the last 10 years, lib nral patronage Nashville
For evidence of NJ D's sucrpss in teaching, he only
needs 10 refer to the improvements If the many PA
pills he has tlught in the southern country. nd the
testimony Of those who have witnessed it for the LIST
twenty years. See large circulars.
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.rs- The Commissioners Of the Gcaerai
Land Onicr has transmitted two Patents tsr
s~ alap and ovsr-hoA esl lands eauriag 10 the
States la which shsy arr located. under The
act Of SPIT Is. 1850. lo-wis. o.r 70 the Cos
ernor Of Arkansas, for one ,ndred and sleyea
thousand one hundred and sixty-six acres;
and one 70 The Governor Of Aiehsgsn for
seventy-swo thousand four haHdrsd and Hfy-
Tires acgsz.
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az can now in'luge in the richest food with impn-
nifty, whereas, previous To its use obliged 70
confne myself stri 'tly TO the plainest iood.f
Such is the experience of not only OF our Gus
toners, bat Of hundreds OF persons here in Philade
phia, New York, Montreal and Quebec, who have
Baghare's Holland Rigeys for Indigestion, Nausea
and Aeidny OF the Stomach. Jan1s-lw
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Holloway's Ointment and pills.
For Rhsu'aatssn, Neuralgia, scrofaia Cancer, snre
Leg, salt Rheum and all eraptions the Ointment Is
the only safe and certain specific and the Pills are
equally reliable III DYSPEPSIA sold so Maiden lane,
~. n. ianle-lw
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q Few More
ROyai havana Lottery.
~ OTI ICE.

JVHE Undersigned respectfully returns his hest
Il thanks % hss numerous patrons, and the pubic
generally, for their iiberl patronage and beg - IN
term them al tse time, that having rttraa IL
aud compile 81 his With the ROYAL IA
TASA L6TTEkT OFFICE. for sapply 81 rckets
IA ali the cr@Ntggs o. sle year is5s, really 8,
meet Tue husncrsfns and Increasing demands IN
~ ci he conilncs A. lac I4soTsi. asd ar-
ders staf hn ~ his usual regularity and asrasch
Having bera zslccessinl "a liing Lately y a ssn
~ sasn, IN IA 49, hasis fiie sacs4 tfzsa c4tal
ffte, ~ s59,oao be feels fHbsiaec1 rs 80 srat =
res u, IN tie hope that the ear $50 Nln MOI tass
~itLott lrcerifiIg lifi tAr chance Of iclng eaas,
one - bis Irirsaz "a tho gl-sz-sa f1gs Cs,,.
0at Pre- ~ stoJ 0oo ne all sc happy y farnisk
iiar rrAn AMI sisiae 81 tle s4ss Ltry Tor 1859 d
any Shr asay apsds Tor stem II hins For ihs
neHt arswisis SO advertisements zassher column
sanle- lAtflafps IsBX RflDKa.tfkZ
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Cr0LEN from the subscriber, Monday n
~ night, the 10th INST. from the stable of FS2I
Tom Chiffon, South Nashville, a large Sor-A "
rel Horse, with speck in eye about years old
For the recovery Of said horse liberal reward will
be gwen W. Ii. BRADFORD.
janlS-2ts
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W. F. STEARNs, Professor Of (;9prnms1tqI Srisnce
and La.g. IN Me LnireL1iLg N MississiL1,i. saus:

W. +. STEARNS, FrofeSSsr Of Governmental Silence
and Lar, in the UHireJSity # Hissixsitpi SaVs:
Photography, rs taught by Mr. noTBEAR, Is no c n
fused collection Of arbitrary characters, is suppose4
by many, but beautiful, harmonious, philosophical
and rati"n1l system based upon principles which are
so simrle that cii can uuderst md them readily .
when Illustrated and excl mel by competent IN
struc;Sr. such as know Mr. nplbctr be Bows of =
or 10 years OF age were members If the same class
with myself, and the rnptliy with which they pro-
crossed WIS wonderful &c me.
N more thln twenty four hours j think have been
spent ny me IN pracre and receiving lessons: and vet
avn slr iStd u nnd thai already can write more
rapidly ifthH photographic stvie than in the ordinary
method With a little daily practice, am confident
that IN few weeks, Photography will effect for me
saving OF AT least three fdurths OF the time lose at
present in the process Of committing my thoughts 10
paper We're II pdss bic 20 enforce the rcquison
cannot doubt that onr colleges and professional sch
could not otherwise 81 eectuay promote the inter
ests of educati N as by making certain degree of
proficiency IA Photography prerequisite to the ad-
mission of every Pupil.
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Read This Notice,

I HAVE an extra mily of Negroes for sale con
Il slstihg Of man, his wife and two chilren-a bov
S years old and girl years. These negroes will
give satisfaction to any one ia Il will buy them. and
as am restricted from selling them the county
a bargain NJ be had. Call at No. Is Cesar street
Janll-tf F. :. HAWKINS
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Seeds,

7nn BBIS Prime Clover Seed:
HUI 80 do. do. Timothy DO;
f-- GOO bushels Orchard Grass Seed.
500 90. Clean Blue do do;
500 do. Stripped do do:
800 do. Herds do do;
These Seeds are of last years growth and pure as
any brought to the market Tor sale by
JAM ARMSTRONG K co
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Coffee! Coffee!

Il0 RAGS strictly prime 'aguvra:
iOo 100 DO Baltimore Rio
200 do. far to prime y. o. Rio:
IS o. prime old java:
For sale very low at M Market street
ianl4 CARTER, WII4~FORn 4 co
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Hem Aouertisements.
For Sale.

A NEGRO WOMAN about 49 years old, perfectly
n sound and healthy, excellent Cook and Wash
err an obedient, honest and reliable Negro in every
respect r. II. HAYNES co.
janIs-n
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Sugar! Sugar!

10O HUBS. fair tn richly prime and choice nuis-
lOO lana SUGAR, just reccvec and for safe low a
No. Market street.
jlnl4 CARrER. WHEFnRn \ co.
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ClaYer Seed,

IN Hl'LS. Fresh aud Superior Clover scea the
cO best ever in Market. inst .ec,ivei and Tor
sale b. MlZEII., HOOPER, X CO.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

A IL FreghtS will he forwarded blythe Evening Train
"A and must he delivered at the station between the
hours Of and II 30 AN AS after that time viii be
late for manesng that DAY, and there is convent
ence for storing
Freights for intermediate noints between Nashville
and Gallatin must be prepaid mere.
Janll-tf II. FAUNTI .FROY Agent
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r. W. T. DANIELS says :


take much leasure in saving, that l. with many
others OF this place awaited ysef OF the opportunty
Of taking lessons in the science OF Phonngr4phv a.
taught by Prof j. W. DoLREAg, and Ia Justice 10 him
most cheerfully and fearssly state that ne il able
10 mpart, In limited time, e. any person who Will
gven his attention. thorough knowledge 81 the
principles of the science. Although prevented by a
press Of official engagements from Attending more
than one half Of discourse of less my progress
has been such T. enable b IN 70 read and
write in the characters employed with astonishing
readiness
! am not less pleased with the beauty and simpljc
~ Of the system, and its admirable adaptation TO the
wants of the community, than surprised and delight
ed at the with which its principles be master
ed, by a child, when accompanied BY the pInoram-
c Illustrations and explain ltions of Mr.. nolbaar
cannot but think that u its merits known Il
woui he at once adopted by adults and parents would
not perm then children be without this Labor
ing invention; especially when the reflect that its
principles can be mastered in a few hours.
RO. W. T. DANIEL
Ggnd Secretary, Grand Lodge, Chapter, Council and
Encaupment Of Mississippi.
My son, twelve years II age, a member Of his
eias- and am more than satisfied with the progress
that he has made, and be ieve that will be Of more
benefit 90 my thaD twelve months OF usual study
would be j. H. BOYD
Mayor OF the city OF Jackson.
Mr. II. has most admir- be Panoramic illustrations
which greatly AID the learner.
Printers easily learn q set type from Phone
-aphc manuscripts, and thereby greatly lessen tha
bnr oI Eltars Merchants &c, who write advertise
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The Aurora for 1859,
ENLARGED IND IAIPROHED.

HAVING net with an unexpected increase of pat
r"naEe, the Proprietor of the aurora is
aged To renewed eXertioEs in making the BST AND
CHEAPEST LITERARY MAGAZINE SOUTH.
The 4uroTd is designed more especially for ladies,
and being home enterprize hopes to receive the
support OF Southern Ladies generally
Each number VIII be beautifully illustrated. A
Fashion Plate In every number
The Magazine contains fifty-six pages, making at
the end of the year large aud handsome volume OF
672
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EslOWS.

On0 MITLER'S STEEL. PIOWS, assorted sizes.
SOO 200 Garrett & Cothmau's steel Plows as
sorted sizes
80 Brinley's steel Plows, assorted sizes:
These Flows are unequailed and will be sold at the
lowest prices ARMSTRONG co.
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New Arrangement for 1859.

HAVING taken charre of the largo md well known
est,bllshne on Cedar street. No. Is formerly
occupied by Thomas G.. James, am prenaref o. ,ake
Negroes on commission fur sale, al as reasonable
rates as any house m this city. Ny house is as com
Portable and well arranged any house o. the kind
m the West. J will give nay special ate tion To the
sale OF any property that may be put IN my hands for
sale. Great care will be taken prevent the cs ape
Of any negro negroes but in instance will be
liable for any that may esCape will pay the ma rket
price for negroes brought to my office. A share of
public favor Is all ask Ny reference is anv gentle
man IN TIE county who knows me.
Janll-u EDWIN :. HAWKINS
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SOarNcrs Wanted

A SMALL FAMILY can be furnished with splendid
n Ronm and Boarding. also. several I'ay Borders
can get Board by applying No 10 Front street.
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FOR HNnt.

A NEW BRICK DWELLING, on High street, South
IA of Broad. Apply to Mosely & Bell second door
from Broadway House. - ~ ianfs-tf
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Yen Days Longer

THE amnsements and fr-trtrs Of the holidays in
terrupted materially abe progress 81 Lessons nj
MY Gallery. TbsSe OF my entered pupils who have
neglected their course would do well 10 avail thein-
selves OF the comm 10 DAYS, as shall leave Nash.
willie az ther expiration. and y Lessons b. not com
ie ed during that tinle they viii be considered COM
plete-mY dGty having been discharged Pistol Gal
ery. corner OF Cherry and Cedar, third story OF the
old = ST once Building.
Janl2-2t JOHN TRAVIS