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This cit culation was more than doubled during the second year. It has steadily in- omnia creased until at the close of its fifth vol-| Syungant evi uume the sales of the paper reached 93.000| a4. wp each issue. Before that time the princi-| patches and pal office of publication was moved to] topics by prac New York, as there was not facilities in| &c. and a.car Texas for printing or distributing such a] No other # large edition reader#| When in May last, beginning its sixth volume, Siftings appeared as a sixteen: TI page paper, price ten cents, many pre- dicted that the circulation would fall of, | DAIEY-<x¢ The improvement in the paper was so| SUNDAY ¢, marked, and its new features were so| DAILY, 61 unique, that, instead of decreasing, the] DAILY. 6 circulation has increased more than} DAILY. twenty per cent. during the six months ending November last, and is now over one hundred and ten thousand copies each issue. 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