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G~ESrLrNEz Your Of the Isl insi. lskinr reply o.
certain quesueus touehins fhe nte Of my ave No.
1851, made by Nessrs- sfssrles a. Marvin. AMI purehas-
"a =ome two year. ago from va. Is before me, ans
abreruly repiy IS iclovs
The ore YOU refer o.. was the larsgs hat ever oour-
81 IN Mcmrsisi there being some hiaeeu houses ou-
sauist and shout az many families turned cot m ths
sreet-'nt the morning 81 tie SD Of January last.
NJ sAFE stood In my once ou ne second hrT ef ore
~ the burning buildings. where b. remained until TIE
f11r was burned tom under i. when b. ZEN into tha Cel-
Or among the strk r. burning mailsses. butter and
spirits stored there. Rad previously taken fcm me
sAFE ms books and papers lssVins in %, however. an
empty specie bag and a piece 81 white paper, win cash
memofandums written on b.. loked up 10 he SAFE.
The dre 30 uis building was very ereat having burned
everything but the brick vsu. The sAFE remained IN
the ruins Coz several dsys. On cutting itopen, Cor ne
IRE bad 30 buraod and warped ne AYE as % render Il
impossible 20 throw the bolts hack with the Eeyj ue
pieoc Of paper and specie las were found s- perfect a.
when left them. and showed as satisfactorily The are
prot qualities Of The SAFE As a 40 The papers bad been
left Ia %. The inside vsod-uork was ais, found ss sound
as 10 uas p~rsyiers % the dre. the ysrnish being Slightly
dissolved By mc steam Is 0 understand IS wwl m
such eases.
take pleasure en- thms srordus justice 90 the mfuu-
a-urers and think the subject is one rn which ue pub
De- at large are seriously Interested. should BE- rlaced
in q simiiar siiu,uou, ] uould feeI perfectly secure wub
oneuf thr saFEs mmufsdiurcd By s,rsrns q Mtr,u
for when yvu are he Agents.
VERY respectfully. ETC..
Memphis. February H. 1859. mars
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III action Of the convention on Thursday
should encourage cur friends 90 harmony, ac-
uvity and zeal The principles inscribed upon
cur banner are the same for which the Dem5c-
racy have batted for more than hfty years.
Let not those great principles be endangered
b. personal conflicts and divisions among
members Of cur party. The flag which was
borne bv a Jackson. a Gundv. a Cauoll, and
a Polk, on a hundred hard fought fields, is vet
floating over our heads. Let the memory of
their glorious achievements inspire AS with re-
HeWed devotion 30 the cause which they rs-
poused. and lead us on 70 victory. Success Is
certain. IL The Democracy On each district and
county viii resolve 70 do their duty. Defeat
VIII surely follow division. We arc united in
cur principles we are fighting for the same
great objects bet as be united in our action.
DiHcuides may be easily rcconci'ed before
the conflict Of interests between rival aspuan-s
has engendered d-issensi0n among their friends.
Now Is the time for peaceful and prudent
counsels among the members of our political
bro herhood, and should such c-ouHsels prevail
as we have no doubt they VIII. all VIII De well
with us. No true Democrat viii eniauEeT the
success of his party andh bis prime pies, 70 adj
vance his cRn selfish and ambitious hopes.
The establishment q the Democratic creed
and the defeat OF its enemies, are much more
Important than the success Of any individual,
however eminent or deserving. No mans per-
sCnal merits are sufficiently great % Iusnfy him
lH bringing his claims n conflict with the In
teres.s II his party, and no mans services,
however valuable, wiIIf1rnlsl any apology for
bringing lie continued ascendency of DTS prin-
ciples into peril. We would earnestly exhort
orr friends then 90 organize an once. Select
the best men for every ohhce, and resolve t1
give them a jealous and undivided support
Nashriils UHi0n.
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..N ..H"H
There is but d tie abatement In the demand
Tor Domestic Cotton goods, and DE market has
been characterized hy increased buogancV.
The demludhas been more than usually active
for the most part, and holders exhibit increased
frmness for most descriptions, and are san
guine of soon obtaining a stll further advance
boz prices. The Southern business has proved
beyond The expectation If almost the entire
Trade. the sales for that market having been
very large during the whole of the past week
larger even Than that CfIhr predecessor. MANY
Of the merchants, however, have completed
their purchases ~ d1 goods who have not re-
turned home, but are sun 10 town attending 90
the purcAase of other goods. The unusual ac-
uVity iu the m8rket during the past wiuter has
served TO stimulate manufacture to renewed
eXertIons 90 produce desirable fabrics, and we
notice that some of them are engaged ID fitting
up al mills hich haye remained idle for want
o. profitable employment for years, and which
are io De put Go operation 10 sIppiv the market
with the coarsar goods mainly, but 10 pant for
the production of finer fabrics. Meanwhile,
manufacturers aIe very backward about ac-
ceptln- cont acts, even al the prevailing high
rates, tie opinion being prevalent that as man
u-act1ries have for the most part been engaged
IN f~l.hiIfg contracts made last fall, the mar
Bet must be poorly supplied with cert7in de-
scuptI0ns. and that theyWul find ready market
.Na -'"n AaNaaaA uaHA Oh fNHNN NhM NEnNNMeI=
hli'y. and az more rtmuueratire prices than
arc odcre5 hv contract. However this may be,
he market is fairly supplied with most Kinds
40 present, ard the present high prices were
brought about by the buoyancy and activity 10
tle marke-, rather thsn By any scarcity Of
goods.
Drills c%1ntiuuc Do steady fair demand. and
holders d. not seem inclined 10 WELD anv con-
cession. The market is firm, bur prices are as
yet unchanged Brown sheeings and shirt
ing continue in active request 40 previous
prices Biesched sheetngs ard shiraugs are
in moderate supply, and prices have down
ward tendency. though We note no actual de-
cline. All other goods continue IN moderately
active request, and holders are very firm al pre-
u1us quotations.
Wooden goods are in moderate request. but
most descriptions OF desirable styles have.
brought las. weeks prices. AlIrge proper
lion of the sales have been Of old undesirable
styles, which have sold at a considerable reduc-
lion. sauncts axe duh, bat holders are frm.
Foreign goods are Eery active. and though the
imports are moderately besgy, 30 the desirable
styles are taken as fast as they arrive st full
prices Tie stock 90 store IS mucl smaller
dian usual and holders refuse % sell except at
iher oHn plic-s. The market has been IN
lsu7Iv bu0yant duriug us whole week. and
IdHsact 0ls % a fair extent.
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BElVTIfTL ETILDING Hons.

hEAtIlttL BUILDING LOIS.
NNrE haFe four h~esutifui hui Hfur Dots Hu MH-ty street
w uear the reIalrrHe df Nr. Molly. Thee Idr vail
De- aHl eHrar-our-afoash balance n - uoufhs.
HOUSE milo Oh So Nsrtiu street srrfh Of Linden;
very cheap
HOUSE suf 10 iu crssnhv sftiaeu fr sales .
bargain
az Col Preston.
FuUR Uses on uaS fH street,
LOT on Main street 81 feet tr IEs on Main. near Auc-
nHl >Iulre-sl5 cash.
m~ar23-lw A~0NstRRtT. DUPHEE co
A Heavy Trade.
HAVE -rgrufr-rFe rH1uaaue dollars uarfh ~ GOODS
I anI LTMBEH uHih aI1 trade fr Real Estate iu
the ciy ~ Maupli or vicinity
GEO VI. UANNA
mEr-2-iw 3t5 Nam street
Chic HOrScS.
On YOUNG H0RsEs ari MARES
~ JUS received sri vlfr 80 THURSDAY. -
mr2ifhaf DO eeIak -
~. C.. CATCE a. %
mar..-lf AucIenrers.
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.TaESf RQcqEred.

TNWELNE Pennsylvania BuE-ies and Market WaEaus,
Il ~ warranted strong. VII b scid on Tuesday. Zd
nIuur m-rL Im.Is-n-.l NC. rATrE SOW
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AND STILL ANOTHER.

Bank Cheeks, Money, Papers and BaEs ~ saved from
destruction OF damsgn IN the same terrible nro
MEsIFHIs March %. 1854.
Hsssrs. Towns, Orgin a Co.:
GEsIs W. have yuur uofs - fhs 1h instant before
ne, asking particulars a. 20 hsu or safe fane b stearus
a Marvin mauufaetureJ stood ne very severe test 10
which IL was ezpaed en- ne m1rning Of TIE q instant
etc. Heins Of q smsl size and falling direCuy upon q
rtc Of o7ll, which OF Course with the burning tmbsrs,
msde q most intense beat tusether with the fact th.t We
were enable owing % the beat % get 81 II for upwards
o. ferry hours We hsrdiy expected that t would pre-
serve our bosts Papers oE Money upon opening a how
ever, We did and it, couteuts safe snd sounf. Every pen
eli mark in our hooks vas a. iegihio as on the DAY written.
Not a uaper was destroyed or injured, even checks
which houses ir this CIV had ne day before ars o.,
and which had been placed in the money drawer, were
TAKEN % ne bants ard paid on rresentsticn without put
time us 20 the Necessity Of seiins them renewed Con
sidorins me grelt heat and the iensh o. time or safa
vas subjected 20 it We very mulh question whether
Hree-fomms Of Toe different makes 81 stfss new IN use.
piaced IN ne same position, uouid ni have burued en-
ursty %. yery truly yours.
J. MORTON a CO.
rcprie.ers % S. Leui. FI9ur Depot
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The CANrArsNE VrRG1N1A-We publish,
on car first page this morning. quite q lengthy
aseussion between Hons. Joha Leteher and
VIM L Goggin, Gubernatorial candidS.s Cor
the ensuing election in Virginia.
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GINS

A rrsst variety o. cisoss 4 Frsaeh ana American Nan
ufalture-
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RICHEs 81 PoVrHTf.-H rch, H 4 easy 10
conceal oar weaias bat il poor. j b b. no
means easy a. conceal our Poverty. II is less
dificnlt 20 hid a Thousand dollars lhan one hole
IN our coat n would Be agreeable now Tor
p~0rtuniig ~ cdncealing their wealth, from the
fact of their rever possessing il. 10 hste that
opportunity afforded them This they can
readily secure b. enclosing $40, 81, or 81, 70
Woes, Edag &Co.5 Wilmington, Del, or Au-
aastR. Ga. These respective amounts VIII en-
ftle thr wsiteT 10 a whole, half. or quarter
ticket H. hen great legahsed lotteries, and per
haps a. Ore capital prize 81 $1,000. These
loferias were formerly nndeF the respective
mauaetmsnt or Gresory a Hau7y, and s.
swan & Co, ara are secured BY charter from
the States in which they are sstatlshed-Nsr
York Times
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4re0 We lafia TraleriH-I
Within the past few days ne have converzed
with several gentlemen FROM the ne.Ehborine
copnlies, and az give cheering accounts Of the
growing wheat crop. A great change has
aken place within The last few weeks, and
hundreds 81 acres that looked brown and dead.
are noNf aessed - the bnEhies green, with >
promises it 20 calamity hereafter befall them.
a ~ abanlaui ytfd. Our exchanges from
ai sections q The oata bring Us tie same
cheering testimony aDd doabt and anxiety have
everywhere gwen place toa cheerful hope ia
Tie future.
Fram a. EsaEiHe find-s Earulrer-1
Wheat locks rather slim f0s the season.
Throughout the country heff; 50 far as we can
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Tie m~isleloe, says Yallancsr, " vas sa-
cred 10 TIE Druids, because its bernes and
lis leaves grew IN clusters Of three united 20
ore stalk. The Christian Irish heidthe seam
roy (shamrock) sacred in like manner, be-
cause Of three leaves united TO one stalk"
ln former times The Irish were in the
habit Of downing their shamrock ~
hat is. Of dipping 1t IN whisky, and then
drinking TO the memory Of s.. Patrick. Too
many used % drink to- excess on ST. Patriek's
Day but the iahors II Father Matthew and
he progress Of education have wrought a revo-
luton. The name Patrick is Pdtncius in
Latin, and is derived from the Patricians, the
nobility OF Rome 30 hat The vulgar name,
" Irish Paddy has an sristocratie origin.
Hence IN the old song, saint Patrick was a
gentleman and born If decent people"
In one Of his Irish legendary ballads, Samuel
Lover gives a curious account Of the birthday
Of the saint. The ballad saws that the first
faction hght iR Ireland arose from a dispute
about Che day OF tn month on which be first
saw ,hc light Il appears b was born AZ mid
night, anu some conlended b. was born on the
Sh of March. ami some on the 9ih some said
the child was too fasf. and others ne clock too
slow ~ last lbe two factions became 80
positive uat one kept The day on the sth, and
HE other on the gth, tan one Father Muicahy
ahon lem he errdT az their ways, and that
" DO one could have two birthdays bur a
twins. Tie ast staaza conclHdns as fol-
iows-
says BE- Hss dau'tho araiias g. oirlt CT fer nine
D1utbc aieags e~iFiilus, hut smlaes cmtinfs
Combine rnf VIA nine, anf serfucen D. De mafks
s. lef ihaf hahu tirhdar shufs aH me aerEE
o. Dr. WeFte tams rFsf ur anfzy uni shoa
mal 81 ieasthaa vafu aJ faa aiais that We know
ne9 aers l q hiaa arHHE eiia @n1'e@ meir
400 w ses b d practise non tan asyonis
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W.DsEsesf.a.s.nAHon 3. issa.
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MEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY
Memphis, Tenn.
I|NKSTANDS FOR ALL.

GLASS UyKsrASBs.
IE1N FEEeraNns
WOODEN usEsrAsps
PORCELAIN IEKsTANuS
iNuIA RUBBER TNEsTANns.
BgONZE ~ISEsTANns
uN ~TNEsrAEps.
GukE iAkSrANuS.
METALLIC ~TNKSTANnS.
NOIhs HnIA WNGE fNKsTANnS-
WHITNErS PATENT INKSTaNus.
elLLtMAA' ~iAlfkE&AL I~Nk6TsNuS.
uHtFERs PArENT TSEsrtNrs.
QUITTING HOUSE lNkSrANUS.
SCHOOL fNLsrANus.
ruEHP I~NEsrANus
CtHHISE INEsrtNnS.
CUT GLASS T~NkSrANns.
SCREW fNKsTANns.
tOfUf POCKET I~NksTfNnE
LEATHER FUukN IGEsrANDs.
HIHHEE P0CEEr T~NEsrANps
fN~k>rANn~-
AeuuluI H-rtmaar af fuEtIul- eu bs Irurd a.
maI23 Cen. Paffisnn 4 Cos.
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BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND!

FOR
LOTS osufalnlng from one D. four acres mat
Il u~nequaled woodland Tract living enc mHe E~Z
sons EaHose and Walker streets. ana pas Ave-
ehe vast comprises upwards af twenty-five ceres
"a lisA rollins izlds covered with spieudid fcrest trees
ima emnrlcins q uumber 81 ne most desirable buiiiing
1les nhe pnnd On south Memphis ar it, vicinity.
Terms liberal Applg 70
o. G. GRIPPING,
So. f51 Main street
rg to gED p ER0WN,
mar11=aIw2m1u 81 Louis. Mo-
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Liverpool and London
Insurance COm'y

Authorized Capital, sl0eo4oOo
Paid Capital and Surplus Funds, 90oo,ooo
Basrd ~ Bireofars IN Nsw fork
JAS. Brown. Coz Brown, Brs NCql freaiaent
ALFaED Eli Seeretary~
4 oSsrs naif nmedistel on rrgf wlinnH dfmin1tlon
~ ff-r5rrt .nf nof sky days aner proof a. IN ether
Ws--e---. ID -ts.sus urt aoquaiIred VIII his Corn
usnr. are inritaf b. inguirs q their mercantile nienfs
IN New Vnrk and afher eastern cities as % is crest re-
- r.h Ifanfirr pdlicies issued In Mem
q D. KIRKLAND
Jas. ARMOUR. ~
r1-James Armour VIII aVe attention. TO this Aseneg-
nara fafTw
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FoA eeTEREoE,
IsHAm g. HARRIS.
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$50 Reward.

DNNAWAT on the ulsas or Eeorlary b isSa 80
X nero man named BfLLs known a. Ban rreze-E
at. Bill aaof mlfU-ope years Old black has
a hasrv beard ad some marks qf ne ASA upqu hl~
ne "a near employed AZ tts Warsham House.
gar1msreaf Hotel. ard other placea ~ Memphis o. ar
f.~.nf tnlesf r anma years rlsL am4 = believed = be
rrrFfne somewhere Ia TIE neiglhorhori A. present. {
url eige the above reward nr DIS apprehension and de-
livery O. q ". Appsrsan. og n icizcd in iaH - ] aas
rcEhiu- ". t~ILGAAALDs
marI7-lm Seaal1hia- Mss.
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Largest Circuiation in the City.
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Nos. % LeFee and o. Commereial-sis-,
ST LOUIS NO
n 8 R-rrHERFUHD & 70. VIII are prompt and
L . 0renui siteution ta all ouusirnmeuts from Their
orresponieuis Tor sale ~ ST. Louis and respectfully 90
hcit orders fcr the purchase ~ Hemp, r1hrnu- Fluur,
Pork, Bacon, Lard. Lead and ether Western proiuts.
They heg O. refer % Messrs- A. II sanUft a Co,
New York. Jctn Grier, Esq- Fhilsfeiphiai Rctcu A.
Barnes. 70 - A.. Browniee. Ia resident Merchanis
Bsnk. 81. Louis S Cochran s. Co., New Tork Henry
Gramha. Esg- Cashier Commonwealth Bunk Phiadet-
rhiai James n. Lucas. $50 St. Louls J , Auirraon,
ga. President Bank o. 81 Louis marz2-ly
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no Hasrhrr auf zine Hugar. A narEtln D. d1freA la
4 ~ sar afhalfmr at 17frsi r1nt tg tG defPl
stlgatod Dora sife af Mldls1a street. west and auoin-
iu7 me r~csi1ouoe "a Iuagr hae
Jam determined Oh sell anI rrrsns uaufluE srohpro-
pert7- would d. reH t1 can and SCENE.
msu ". p. %FRoUpFI
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Choice and Valuable Business Lots
ON VAN STREET.

EFnt SALE m fhe mH-t liberal terms; eight large
It Main street building ats. being Dots 2, D. & SIS. g s
and 9 In tacA No IS on Nam street. on a line viii the
6ayu-' Hotcl-s rhnsr fue l0s area d $50 feet rUun1nE
hark fH au liry - feet wide. anf from their ieati0u
yah cmuaul Immuilate stteuIau, and parties desiring
% rre1 huIidiues fr busiues purpose are invited %
elre me ac1u Uree-leurths o. me purchase maney
mas remsiu ou one tive. thrce an1 f1ur years With in
iere-f o W. ANN
urnran-nn Real Tafrfa H-auf nH Nan ar~nnf
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consisting in part Of
Coli ami silver WatChe-
Gold Drop Garnet SETS and Bracelets
Gold Drop Coral
cod Drop Ruby
F1mra sets and Bracelets
Nosaic SETS aud nraceictss
Gailsfonc Sets and Bracelet.
Cameo M0safc. Gaidsf0ne Pins and Drops Hlhtcn cidcs7
Tarkrfss Lrket Pins RevolVlur Pins Vest Hooks Goa
Seals Lackef seals; Scarf Pms; shawl Pins Cold M1salc
and AruaE Sleeve nuifons and Studs Hnd Ncck Vest
and chsren Chains; Silver Pistfd Tra. Table and Desert
spoons aud Forks Port Hounsiess Money Hrs Cufieryi
Caultss Brushes. etc.
Nf thc Shove usds are Do BE- sMf uiih1ut reserve. ll
Iafs ~ sui purchasers Ladics and gentlemen are inFi-
ted to au md examine them. Sale continued until an
astd. m- t.. CkYCE n sON,
warea-Tw Aucftauoers.
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West beautiful,

CUPERB and slessut STYLES o. son Has al --l1rs
= shapes and styles. nov ready for inspectcn 81 ths
nsTs0 FRANCISCO s. Co
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sorTHERN PACIFTC RAILaoAD.

We have been shown a letter from Marshall
Texas, from the President Of this road, under
date Of DE pm inst which states that the pros
poets Of the CID company are brl-htsning He
ssys, 3 Ihare entire confidence as TO thFdefeat
Of the sate suit for forfeiture There has,
been 8 very great change Of public opinion
here. The people are relying against the
state su. Judge 0chIl1ee appears against
TIE State, not on behalf Of either company, but
o battle for the right and without fee. He be-
heves the STATE sui. r. be impolide, unjust and
illegal H wIl Be- found tia the suit has
arisen from misapprehension on the part d the
state. and must be defeated The new compa-
pany is nOW PoWeriess, Frustrated Sued IN
justices courts, and ta road attached 10 pay
their debts They must soon give way Con
hdence n them lie destroyed Former oppo-
nents are now ranging themselves on the side Of
ae old company. Numbers Of the people Of
the country have called a ? public meeting. and
] shah address then on Saturday. Our attor-
news feel entire confidence in defeating t1e
state suit II that is done, the new company
81 90 .r7+b Il 81
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TINS celebrated Artist has permanently heated in enc q
the ruums connected with our Ganery. win whom We
have made arrangements t1oi1r iu oi ReminEfouis cab
met size Canvas Photograph.
These pictures, combining as mey o., ne an fthe
tao Artists, are among the most perfect specimeus o. the
Art.
No. 1 CIark's Marble Block.
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A n Experienced EdItlr. a euccrslul Author. and a
n thdr1urhly elevated Literary Nan. weary with taen-
iy-dye years Of TIE druisery o. Daily Journalism. has
ictarmlurf O. hire or CT scu hs brains az retail. To-
those WIN may require their se-vt-e- u any honorable
uar.
Merchant business Men. lnvenfars, ana dealers o.
evrry Ead wiz be- supphed. on-hanl with ADVERTISE
merits lpoeu7al or othcrwise1 Notices, Clra. Circulars
or anV species ~ article desired
Pellieisus VIII De- supplied win Speeches. Henarts
Resolutions. Letters Nasts. PsmHhiefs Eiiarial Nrt-
rles, Communicative amt every aftar sdrf Of Brain
Wort which they nav dni BE- iuouveuianf ar rnuhie-
some q 90 o. themselves.
Ladief aul Geuuenaen n every rank lu scietv or on-
cupElou m life, can have Letters uriuen 30 am suhlerf
Wheeler business OF seufi mental.
The adgerflser VII asi c~uigctr ransI4fe rinasnan-
dence q every KIND ether Eurli1h. Freua Spanish
Gernm aT Itaizn-
Puuy A1-fe Lines Hr Ahuus Ndiss. Hinsftuz-
Aouotes and Composition 1f M m0et ltlcsfs and cng-
dental cearactsr urtieut o. eeFrg pashle arumrsaca
on event n lfe. uli D. lurlahel iu urlaaHa ana-
lenes p Nrllns O. he u1dfrlsaea aud eVaaiullr
theIr wistef-
Diversity ual. ausuraniri win cs1 su ID strictly
Afdrcr J. THOMPSON, Literary Eureau.
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