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Teachers Institute.

The following programme has been ar
ranged for the second meeting of 1.-The
Wilson County Teachers Institute" which
is to be held in Lebanon on the 21st and
22d of November, beginning at $40 P. ",
of the 21st. Most Of the gentlemen whose
names appear on the list have been con-
suited and have consented to take the parts
assigned them:
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Singing in Schools, Prof. BohanOn,
6:40-7.
What is Education? Prof. Stark, 7-7:25.
Subject continued in five minute speeches.
The Teachers Preparation, Prof. Darnall
7:45-S:10. Continued.
The Teachers Work in the Recitation
Room, Prof. Grannis, S:30-S:55. Con-
tinued.
SATURDAY MORNING.
How to Teach English Grammar-mOdel
lesson, Prof. Mclaughlin, 9-9:40. Criti-
Gins in five minutes speeches.
How to Teach Geography, Prof. Jarman,
9:5O-1O:30. Continued.
How to Teach Arithmetic-mOdel lesson,
Prof Grannis. l0:40-l1:20. Criticisms,
11:20-11:3U
AFTERNOON.
How to Teach Writing and Drawing,
Prof. Norris, 2-2:20.
How to Teach History, Prof. Bowling,
2:20-2:45. Criticisms in five minutes
speeches.
How to Govern a School, Prof. Toney,
1880. Criticisms.
How to teach Beginners to Read and
Spell, Frof. Hubbard, 3:40-4:1O. Criti-
ciSmS.
NIGHT SESSION.
Singing, 6:46-7.
Kindergartening and Object Teaching,
Prof. Stark, 7-7:25. Subject continued in
five minute speeches.
Science in Common SchOols-How to
teach it, Prof Kinds, 7:40-S:15. Contin-
ued.
Compulsory Education, Chancellor Green,
S:30-S:45. Criticisms.
Query box opened and questions ans
wered, S:1O-9:46.
A partial promise has been received
from State Superintendent John NJ. Elem
ing to be present on the occasion. Should
he be present, an address may be expected
from him at the conclusion of the exercises
Saturday morning.
All teachers and others interested in the
cause of popular education are invited to
attend. 1t may be well to say specifically
that ladies engaged in teaching are heartily
invited and are expected to attend.
A. ID. NORRIS, Chairman.
II. c. FIELDS, Secretary
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Ugly Club.

Now that summer is past and winter
with her cold and chilly blast has set in,
in real earnest, doing away with all out
door sports and amusements, it is natural
that the young folks should turn their at
fention to those pleasures more suitably
adapted to the season. We received call
Yesterday from big Ugly" the Grand Mo
gul Of the Ugly Club who informed us
that his club was about inaugTating for
the winter season a series Of entertain
ments. consstingof dancingand serenading
uarties. etc. Some Of our best young (ugly)
men are members Of this club and we be
speak for them a gay and jolly time. They
viii have called meeting at q South
Cherry street, at Z! o'clock tonight, at
" hich business Of great Importance will be
transacted, and it;is earnestly desired that
al / members in good standing will be
pr eSent.
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MARRUEn

CREED-HOLLERAN.- the Cathedral
Nov. IS, JAMES j. CREED, of Milwaukee, to
Miss MARY HOLLERAN, of this city.
QuOth james, when first Mary saw,
My heart most sOrely bled,
had no sand within my craw
To ask the girl to wed.
Thus matters stood, and time rolled on.
With me it roughly ran,
Until at last my favored sun
Beamed on Miss HOlleran.
Her face was fair, her ewes were bright
My heart went on 10 bleed,
Until swOre I'd win the fight,
And she adopt the Creed
Oh, bliss divine! Oh, Heaven so justi
Pity a forlOTn man;
My head doth ache, my heart will burst,
For thee, Miss HOlleran.
And when 1 thought I'd swOOn away.
spirit bid me heed,
And sweetly said, dear James, to-day.
will adopt the Creed.
I. H. W.
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MASONIC.
Last Days Session of the NJ. w. Grand
Lodge of Tennessee.


The Grand Lodge convened yesterday
morning according to adjournment.
Present-M. W. d. Il. Grafton as Grand
Master and all the other Grand Officers in
their respective places and the representa-
tives as on the day previous.
The minutes OF preceding meeting were
read and approved.
The Grand Lodge then proceeded to the
installation of the Grand Officers elect, who
were Severally installed by the NJ. W. d.
! r. Grafton, the retiring Grand Master.
The Grand Master announced the follow
ing appointments, who were severally in
stalled in their respective places.
Bro. and Rev. NJ. b. Dewitt. of Nash
vile, G. Chaplain; Bro. G. f. Bates, of
Cleveland, g. S. Deacon; Bro. r. NJ. Ma
son, of Whites Station, G.. j. Deacon; Bro.
j. E. Pyatt, Of Sulphur Springs, G. Marshal;
Bro. r. L. c. White, of Lebanon, G.. Sword
Bearer: Bro. G, w. jenkins, of Nashville,
G. Steward; Bro. Geo. Bullock, of Paris,
G. Pursuviant; Bro. Geo. Seiferle, of Nash
vile, q. Tyler.
The Committee on Ways and Means
made their report which was concurred in.
The Grand Lodge then adjourned until 2
p. NJ.
TWO q CLOCK p. NJ.
The Grand Lodge again convened, all the
Grand officers in their respective places.
The Committee on Masonic JurisprI-
dence, made a report, which containing
some very important points, was referred to
the standing committee on Masonic Juris-
prudence until the next grand annual meet
ing.
The Grand Master then announced the
following standing committees:
On Appeals.-Brbs. w. r. Ross, of DreS-
den; Geo. C. Conner, of Chattanooga; w.
f. Foster, Nashville; L. 3. Adams, Boil
var; r. A. Caldwell, Shelbyville.
On Masonic Jurisprudence-Bros. J. S.
DamsOn, Paris; JnO. C.. Brown, Pulaski;
JnO. S. Dashieli. Nashville; Jos. N. An
derson, Lebanon; A. NJ. Hughes, COlum-
bia
DispensatiOn and BY Laws-Bros. E. Ed
mundSon, Pulaski; p. D. McCuIloch, Tren-
ton; A. J. Wheeler, Memphis; Jno. T.
Slower Athens; Jno. S. Pride, Troy Sta
tiOn.
After some discussion on several points
Of a very interesting character, the Grand
Lodge after a very affecting and impressive
prayer by Rev. Bro. Past Grand Master ID.
r. Grafton, was closed in ample form until
the next annual commencement.
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OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,


WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, $50 p. NJ.
PrObGbilitieS.-FOr the Northwest and
upper lakes and thence to the lower Ohio
valley, rising temperature, nOrthwesterly
and nOrtherly winds, veering to southeast
erly, increasingly cloudy weather, and oc-
casiOnal snow on the lakes.
For the lower lakes, northwesterly to
nOrtheasterly winds, very cold and partly
cloudy and clearing weather with OCCASION
al light snow.
For the Eastern and Middle States,
nOrthwesterly winds, cold and partly clOndy
weather.
For Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee,
sOutheasterly winds and increasing cloud
mess.
For the Southern States, nOrthwesterly
winds, low temperature and generally clear
weather with frost, except in the western
gulf, where southeriy winds, rising temper
AZURE and partly cloudy weather may be
expected
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Personal,

A. G. Sanford, of Chicago, formerly Pres
ident of the First National Bank of this
city, is here on business visit.
Tue CIdrkrHle Tobacco Leaf pays the
following compliment to one among the
most deserving young men of our acquaint-
anCe, who was formerly connected with the
local department Of this paper: 1--WE We're
glad to meet our friend NJ. H. johnson,
who is here on visit home. Hop. is look
ing well, notwithstanding he has lust passed
through the ordeal of doing double duty,on
the Memphis appeal, and of doing his part
to mitigate the horrors of the most terrible
pestilence of modern times. We cannot
say too much in praise of the young man
who, without family or kindred there, felt
it his duty to stand by those with whom he
had cast his lot, and stood unfearing when
the bravest fed. This was a herOism far
above that Of the battle-field-a chivalric
devotiOnto distressed humanity tar beyond
that of the greayed and panoplied warriors
Of that stupendOus humbug of an age we
call, par excellence, the age of chfvalry.
The same heroism and devotion to duty
have already insured his success in bust
ness"
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The Iingards.

There was another large and appreciative
audience at the Opera House last night to
witness the performance presented by the
Lingard troupe. The programme opened
with the new society comedy written by
Henry J. Byron, entitled 'War to the
Knife" with Alice Dunning Lingard as
Mrs. Delacour, Thos. Within as John Blunt,
Chas. Duff as Mr.. HarcOurt, Miss LeBrun
rs Mrs. PinsOn, Miss Blanche Cation as
Mrs. Harcourt, B. F. Dunning as Sharpus,
etc. The piece passed smoothly and agree
ably to the audience, and pronounced by all
a charming little comedy. Lingard's
Sketches followed and as usual received
with loud encore, the performance closing
with another laughable comedy in which
Lingard proved equally as good in the play
rs n his grand representations.
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How to Remove Stains and Spots from
Marble, Furniture, etc.-The only stain
which SapOlio viii not remove is q stain
upon the character" But from marble man
tells, tables, china, table ware, carpets, fur
niture of every description, or any article
of household ornament or use, the deepest
dyed stain can be instantly washed out for
ever by the use of Sapolio. 1t is as cheap
as ordinary bar soap, and will always do
exactly what is claimed for it, if the simple
directions are followed. noy9 d1w6Sw1t
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JOHN NJ. Fox accidentally killed on
Saturday night, Nov 9, while enjoying himself
at a social party.
Very few young men had so many friends as
"JOHN" had. He won their hearts by his gene
rous good nature. He would risk his life for
friend, or share his last cent; full of kindness
and love for all At home he was the fayorite
and only son. What memories the sight Of
his pony, dog and gun will bring up His
brOken-hearted parents. who idOlized him, who
can comfort them? Who can ever fill the va
cant chair? His sister, who always listened for
his footsteps, and who always met him with q
welcome, who can comfort herr TIE new grave
in the cemetery tells the sad tale, and his mem
DRY will be green with his friends, though the
flowers on his grave may wither and die.
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New Advertisements.
a woman to cook and wash wanted
4 1 L l.. =

a woman to cook and wash wanted.
a gold bracelet found.
Trustee sale by Y eatman, Shields & Co.
Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th and 18th
inst.
Supreme Court sale on the 18th Deem
Der.
Dodd & Anderson. Edgefeld, have a
a choice stock of family groceries in store
at all times, which they offer at lowest cash
prices.
See assignee's notice of II. Cronstine.
The brilliant young actress Katie Put
nam appears at the Opera House next Mon
day night, supported by a good company.
Get your tickets in the Louisville Libra
nv now before they are all sold
Holly and Clark'S benefit at the Academy
Of Music tonight.
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Trunks, Yalises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
Vim. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. je6 If
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Selling stolen Claiming

VIM. Moore, colored, was arrested yester-
day at the instance of j. K. Moffat, on the
charge Of selling clothing, knowing the
same to have been stolen. He was taken
before Justice Cassetty, and in default Of
$500 bail was committed TO Jail,
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RRPONerinR-

We are glad to learn that Mr.. Varoney,
the engineer of the steamer Hamilton, who
had his arm broken while at the fire on
Sunday morning last, is recovering, and
will be all right in a few DAYS.
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The Cuban Fever.

We understand that a number of young
men whose intentions are Cuba-ward will
hold a meeting on Saturday night to per-
feet all necessary arrangements for the pro
p0Sed raid.
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Not Sufficient Evidence.

Lewis Tucker, who was arrested on the
charge Of carrying concealed burglars tools
on his person, had 2 trial before Justice
Everett yesterday, and the evidence not
being sufficient to convict, he was dis
charged.
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I. H. W.
IN NFMARUAM

BOYD.-At the residence Of A. J. Baker, near
Guntersville, Ala, on the 25th October Mrs
SALLY BOYD, aged 76 formerly of this city, and
eonsOrt of the late William L. Boyd ST.
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The Robert Emmett Literary Club pro-
pose giving a ball at the Skating Rink on
Thanksgiving night the 9th inst, the pro
ceeds to be applied to the purchase of Ii
brary.
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Good.

We notice that awnings have been put
mp at the north end of the markethouse,
and Girls Power who occupies the last stall
that way will be shielded from the blasts
Of the approaching winter.
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Go and Sec IL

Katie Putnam's jewelry, valued at fifteen
thousand dollars, will be on exhibition at
the jewelry store Of F. L. Davies q Bro. on
Monday, corner Church and Summer streets.
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60 to headquarters for black and eolored
Silks. A saving of 20 per cent. guaranteed
or no sale. @. Rice & Co. noyl2 If
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Fresh Salt Water Fish.-B. F. Parker
is receiving daily both salt and fresh water
Fish, which he is selling at living prices.
B. F. Parker, dealer in Fresh Oysters, Fish,
Produce, ETC., 81 Cherry street. nov11 If
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The steady advance in cotton for several
days past is hopeful indication of the
ability Of the South to pass through the
financial ordeal unscathed.
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Onward and Inward.

A new floor is being put down in the
Eclipse engine house on the Square. The
old one was in rather bilious condition.
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ii. & F. w. Baker have pure California
Wines, Reisling, Port and Sherry. Come
and see us everybody. nOy8 1w
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The Sunday law.

Mr. Reddlck introduced a bill in the
Common Council last night to repeal the
law with regard to sale of liquors on Sun
day. which passed on first reading.
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If you want the best long leaf Yellow
Pine Flooring, call on Or send orders to
Spain & Hawkins, No. 40. South High
street. move eOd2w
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California Wines, Muscatel, SOnoma
White, Mountain and Claret, at No. Ill
South Market street, warranted pure.
Luz
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Our immense stock Of Flannels and
Blankets at panic prices. G. Rice q Co.
nOyf2 If
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Our Black AInacas down to

Our Black AIpaeaS down 10 bOttom
prices. Our fine silk-fnished Mohair Lus-
tire reduced from s1.OO to Is cts. G. Rice
Il Co. nov12 If
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Blank (. } indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus q tendency TO fall; plus I'D ten
deney to fall. A, G., FORD, Observer.
The river continues to decline slowly at
this point, with % inches on Harpeth
Shoals.
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CITY NOTICES.

Above Par.-At the last Gift Concert of
the Public Library of Kentucky, all the
tickets were sold ten days before the draw
ing, and spectators made good thing by
dispOsing of their stock above par. The
next CONCERT win come off Dec. 3, and the
tickets are now going off so fast that those
who delay in supplying themselves may
have to buy of spectators and pay more
than the regular price. AwOrd to the wise
should be sufficient. 1t
We keep constantly on hand large sup
ply of Cedar Flooring and Cedar Building
and Fence Timbers. Address Spain &
Hawkins. nov6 eod2w
T. E. Winstead Il Co. are selling their
entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Valises and
Hats at greatly reduced prices for cash.
Ioy15 Nv
For pure native California Wines, call
on II. & F. w. Baker, No, Ill South Mar
ket street, nov. IA At
Now is the time to buy goods in the
Maxwell House Shoe Store. nov13 Ivy
Gloves, largest stock in the city, at HO-
gan Bros. nOy13 st
Genuine Buck Gloves at Hogan Bros.
nOv13 81
Flannels and Waterproofs, cheap as ever,
at Hogan Bros. nOv13 st
Beneficial results Of the panic-High
priced houses played out, so say the people,
and rush for their bargains to &. Rice &
Co. nOv12 If
We are still slaughtering Dress Goods
without mercy. G. Rice & Co. nOv12 If
We are now receiving from our mills at
LOmax, Ala, the best quality of Southern
Pine Flooring and Misunderstanding, dress
ed and ready for use, cheap order from
Spain & Hawkins. nOy6 eOd2w
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, ,eiA Changes IN
the "a Hours ending p. IT. Nor. 10, 1873
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Fine Dress Goods at 25c. yard at Ho-
gan Bros. novl3 st
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Table Linen, best, at Hogan Bros,
Union street. npv13 81
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Going TO England,

HOLLY and Clark's benefit at the Acade-
my of Music tonight.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Thursday,
1870

Tslegraphsc Report from .SigHOE lService Corps U.
.. A., Of Observation, at 3:56 p. My As
Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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We keep constantly on hand a large sup
ply Of Cedar Flooring and Cedar Building
and Fence Timbers. Address Spain &
Hawkins. nov6 eOd2w
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Much Needed Improvement.

Hawkshaw, the noted Nashville detec-
tive, is booked for a trip TO England.
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T. E. Winstead Il Co. are selling their
entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Valises and
Hats at greatly reduced prices for cash.
nOv15 Nv
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We are still slaughtering Dress Goods
without mercy. G. Rice 81 Co. nOv12 If
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Baltimore Washington
& Philadelphia TX. 1855 A. NJ 6:20 P. NJ.
Baltimore & New York
Fast Line ...........i 100 p. NJ 400 P. NJ.
Washington, Phladel-l
phia & New York EN.|1O:3O p. n ! $50 p. NJ.
The 100 P. NJ. and 1890 p. NJ. trains run daily.
FROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT, EAST FRONT ST.
Washington & Balti-i
more Express. ........ $50 A. NJ. 2:15 2. II.
Baltimore & New York
Fast Line ............ 1880 A. NJ. 1920 P. N.
Cumberland Express. 9:45 p. NJ. $50 A. n.
This is the only line running Pullman palace
drawing-rOOm and sleeping cars 10 Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
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ABOVE n CHANCES
Low
STATIONS. WATER RISE. FALL
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For pure native California Wines, call
on II. q F. w. Baker, No, Ill South Mar
ket street. nov. IA At
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Northern, Eastern and
Western Express. 500 AM. 4 500 P. N.
Northern, Eastern and
Western Express. III l:4O P. NJ 500 A. NJ.
Mobile & n. .. Express 5:2O P. N. \ 4:4O A. NJ.
Decatur Mail. ..........f 1870 A. NJ. fl2:4O P. NJ
Columbia ACCOMMODATE $3.50 ?. NJ. 9:l5 A. NJ
Gallatin AccOmmOd'On 3:45 P. NJ. $40 =. N.
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Beneficial results of the panic-High
priced houses played out, so say the people,
and rush for their bargains to G.. Rice &
ca. nOyI2 If
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COGhranyille and Jennerville, where halt
was made for the night. Mrs. Jane Udder-
zoolz, the mother of the accused, dined at
the latter place, and her house was search
ed. Nothing of much importance was
found. Letters written by William to his
mother mentioned the GOss case and show
ed that it was
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Flannels and Waterproofs, cheap as ever,
at Hogan Bros. nOvl3 st
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Now is the time to buy goods in the
Maxwell House Shoe Store. nov13 1w
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IN EREEHOLD.
Freehold, X. j., Oct. 3d. u. M
fre is raging here. The PostOfilca aud four Ia
are gone. aud the fire Is still burning.
Elsewhere.
LECTURE BY WILLIAM PAGE.

An invitation has been sent VIM Page, the
artist, by VIM. Cullen Bryant, Charles r. DAILY Pdrlfc
Goodwin, and E II. Gay inviting him TO lecture on
Shakespeare and particularly in regard to the counec
ton OF the German mask OF hi, face just after his
DEATH other portraits aud MI Page has sent the
following reply:
GENTLEMEN. Your Invitation to lecture on the Mask
OF Shakespeare so exactly jumps with NV numOr and
desire have to make own view OF the subject
accepted by the intelligent who be willing 10
spend hour Ia gong with the PROOF OF the
authenticity of the same respond TO by proposing tO
give such lecture at Seluway Hal, the evening of
FRIDAY, Nov. H. With great respect, gentlemen, am,
very truly yours. WILLIAM FACE.
Studio BuiidiHg, ". Y, Oct. IS, 1873,