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DTOTES, WILLIAMS 8 FLAGG,

MULES, W1hL4AuA0 y rAAV0,
Corner of Main T. Pleasant Sts., Pnins's Block,
FOR SALE, gz1 sgsL.a-.l.33
In0 BBLS choice brands FAMILY FLOUkj
AVO 100 do. do. common do d9
1000 bushels prime white Maryland C0RNj
500 do DO yellews do dr. Ill .
100 do Firkins Prime Western BUTTER, IN y
New Brantree CHEESE, received weekly, al whole
sale and retail BUTTER received weekly. hat
Extra quality SYRUP. .lt .....,a.,
Constantly on hand choice lot Of GROCEhiEs, which
will be sold and delivered any part OF the city at market
! prices. N dwtff IA Worcester, June 80. ,
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To LET,
Notice to Manufacturers.

,E subscrers are Agents Tor the sale Of Rec DIS and
4 HARNESSES OF superior manufacture, and are cons
Adent there is nehng which reach their Reeds and
Harnesses In manufacture and finish. Samples OF The
Reeds can he examined and the subscribers are prepared
10 furnish All orders on favorable terms Manufacturers
'' '' - '''''' -" - - WILLARD, BRANCH a. CO..
Jnne 9. dwtf24 Is Ia'f MOL Warueh plscAi
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MARLBORO HOTEL,
80 Washington Street. Boston.

"A TOHN COE having become proprietor of the
flsN y MARLBORO HOTEL, commends his house to
the patronage of the public. The better to accom-
mOdate the increasing business of the Hotel and to make
Ii worthy support several and elegant parors
and sleeping chambers have been added and the whole fur
nished and improved, making the Marlboro Hotel one OF
the most eligible pleasant and desirable public houses E
the metropolis Situated in the of Boston, the
principal Rail Road Dspots, Post Office, the principal
Churches the places OF business and of general resort
offers inducements to the traveller for business or pleasure
exceeded by other Hotel The Marlboro the Oldest
Temperance House In the country 1t has always been
to its profession. Family worship is maintained
evening and morning in which all who choose unite The
seal of public approval has been placed upon the regna
tons and management of this house. and fiat
tering than now. With table second to in the
country with ample and pleasant apartments, with aten
and respectful servants. and with the personal aten-
ton of the proprietor the comfort OF his guests, the
undersigned with great confidence invites travellers both
native and foreign test the qualities OF his house, in
which comfort. quiet and elegance blend.
JOHN COE, Proprietor.
Boston, Mass, May 90, 1847
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WANTED.

DY the Subscribers, few good Broadcloth or Doeskn
ID Viewers. Engish OF, German Viewers would be
preferredbut they be OF steady and industrious
habits =. l.. HARDING co,
Oxford, Aug. l6, 1e48. 'H H 'fe d&w
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Liverpool Fine Salt.
EO BAGS FiRe Factory Filled Liverpool SALT large

LOU sise. s-iy SrS"" - fS'sf ~ 100
ss $50 bags II do doae do i4oe do do 20 lbs.
each warranted superior article, received from ship
Ocean Monarch Beston, and for sale at Wholesale only
by WILLARD, BRANCH Co,
June o. dwtf24 Ne. icMssdsh Block
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NOTICE.

THE Co-parnership heretofore existing under the firm
l. OF DEXTER 81 THORNDlKE, is by mutuul con-
sent this day dissolved. T THORNDlKE, JR.
w. II. DEXTER.
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Notice to Sythe Makers

NVGHCU 10 SyEHAU WNAAUFSs
"a H9HE subscriber will SELL, lease for term of
sH.AM i years. his SYTHE WORKS in Warren-pos-
E1 session given, wished, the first of August
The establishment is new, having been in operation but
two years. and is in the complete ORDER and
of the most durable in the Stale. Any person
wishing avail himself the advantages above
will do well TO call and examine previous TO st August
IL sold leased other arrangements will be
made for future operations.
Warren July 5. If PERLEY WHIPPLE
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The business of the late firm will be closed by the sub
Rcrber, who will continue the w. l. Goods Grocery
business at the place Southbrdge street.
w. HI. DEXTER.
Worcester, August 81 1s4e.
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C1te Datlp s=1,p.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms.

The price Of THE DAILY SPY Is Three Dollars per
annum, sovenyVe Cents per quarter il paid strictly
In advance.-Or
Pour Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter If
not paid In advance arE 81 ssa
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
spubished weekly the same office. Terms,-$l,7 rs in
advance, or So, 90 rnot paid in advance.
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FARM FGR SALE.

FARM FGR SALE.
- NOR SALE, valuable FARM in Leicester, Al
fsssM miles from the city of Worcester, containing
IHsAl25 acres-nenrly 1000 valuable Fruit Trees, and
large Meadow for Cranberies and Peat 1t is excel
lent Hay Farm. Terms reasonable and price low. For
further particulars inc ure at the Spy Office.
Worcester, March %. II
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TsHE Subscribers are Agents for the sale Of Window
Glass superior quality, and are prepaid 10 deliver
any quantity OF PLATE AND COMMON GLASS, Of all
Sizes manuiacurers pricesand warranted superior
article. WILLARD, BRANCH a. CO., -
July IL dw1 No. Warden Block. I
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DAGUERRE0TYPES.
EOHN A. WHIPPLE has taken the old stand
- formerly occupied by Litch Whippe, No. 90 Wash
rgton Street, BOSTON, where he will give personal
attention TO al who will be pleased give him their pat
ronage. The public respectfully invited 7al and
examine a large collection of specimens of the ar.
Boston, June2. It
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THOMAS H. SELBY B CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Block) WORCESTER,
M GUILD inform the citizens Ct Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction and
Commission business at the above place. and that they
will be pleased receive coDsgnments of property OF
every description he sold either auction private
sale. Il
Persons having secondhand FURNITURE, and wishing
to dispose of the same will find this the hest of the
year sell We also will give particular attention
the sale of REAL ESTATE, Personal Property in any
part OF the County. at a.asi .aa
Our experience and knowledge of the Auction business
will enable us to give entire satisfaction to those
who may do business with EUery thing Warrant
good perJect not So the money iA be returned By
conducting business honorable principles hope
20 secure the confidence of the public. p.
We have in store and constantly receiving great
variety Goods be sold Auction private sale, and
would invite purchasers call and An Of
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTRA SSES, LOOKING GLASSES,
BROADCLOTHS, LINENS, &c.
BLANKETS CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS.
Also several Chests of superior Young Hyson and Sou
caong EA, Crushed and other SUGARS with many other
articles all of which will be sold private sale,
Eemey low prices.
Sales property consigned will be settled imme
6jately.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
A SINGULAR RACE or PEOPLE

The Christian Observer OF Calcutta gives a
nouce OF a sin ular race OF people callrd the
CAtiiies, who inhabi a part OF q NJ rat. They
are wor'hlpp,rs o; the sun. as are the adorine
Psrsers: c
These people are supposed by some TO be
the ancient Calhie, who, in the line of Ale,
anders Invasion, occupied d portion of the
PunJaub, near the confluence oil the five r;,.
ers. Among the Cathies there are no dis.
functions OF CASTE, Besides priests, they hsv.
an Official class OF persons called bards, VIII
? issrss suthority aimsst equal 10 the Dnids
They become security for the plymrnt al
debts, The conduct OF individuals who bsy.
misbehzved, aud the appearance OF ner,on,
IN pending actions, either civil or criminal :
oh the same terms they conduct traveller.
aud caravans, through disir;c S Infested with
robbers, or in a stale oil wse.
III a troop oi predatory horse eppear. IN.
bard c inmanis them 10 retire. and branj,.h.
ing has dagger. lakes a solemn oath ina, IL
tiey piund-r the pe6,pns under hi, p,of-r-
ton, h Will sia3 nj ns-lt 10 the hear .,I
bang upon their heads the quit of ,h-ddioc
ms blood. Sdch II the vsneration in vb,.S
he Is held as u person Of celestial ofisin .nJ
such Is the horror OF being ia. c.a,- uf hi,
death, that the threat in sitnost eyer, i~nsu,nns
de,eIs them from making the prsmeditated ~.
tack, aud The party - aliowe.i TO pas ON M.
moles'sd. lhe religion ot these people con
sl,ls OF little els- than an ad1ration Of The
sun. Ihey in'oke this object OF their wor.
snip oeiofs cofnmrncing any grra; undertake
lug, aud If a Plandedng expedition be sue.
~cesstni' a portion OF the muuey 80 stolen i,
cons Grated TO he service OF r~el,gion. fhr
onij tInciions OF the priests are l. celebrate
marriage aud isuerAi solemnii-s. They
nave out one sacred b~niiding-the iempl--
'iiuaici near Ihau.n. dedicated to lhe sun
coh'ain'he on llnagr OF that luninar,. The
SIZE 81 'hs Cath1es Is sbose e average. often
rhcee"lng sihiee'. The women are 5sil. and
"''rn handsome; generally spr sine NODES,
ani faithful TO their lori. TIL Cst6ie, nv
~ ~tss1neAons OF any sort r'g,rl,as looI or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
HOW TO PROSPER IN BUSINESS

Ia the first place, make up your mind 10 &C.
oomplish whatever you undertake., decide up.
on some particular employment, pcrs.vere ia
II. All difficulties are overcome BY diligence
aud sssiduity,
Be not afraid 10 work with your hsnds, and
diligently, "A cat in gloves catches no mice
lie who remains ia the mill grinds, not he
who goes and comes"
Attend to your own business, and never
many is III s.,r,au ma worse uos,ra...
Be frugal, That which will not make a pot
will mike a pot lid"
Save the pence aud the pounds win tax
care Of themselves"
lie abs,emious. WHO dlinties love, . hall
brgssrs prove"
Rise early. The sleeping fox catches no
poultry" ''Plow deep while sluggard. sIeep
aud YOU will have corn TO sell and keep
Treat every one with respect aud %civility.
every thing is gained and nothing lost by
courtesy" Good manners insure success.
Never anticipate wealth from snv other
source than labor; especially never place de-
p%enaence upon becoming the possessor Of an
inheritance.
"He who waits for dead mems shoes NAV
have to go for a long time barefoot" lie " ho
runs after a shad Nv has a wearisome race
Above ali things never despair. '.God is
where he was" Heaven helps those who
help themselves
Follow implicitly these prospects and moth.
ing can hind;ryou from accommodating.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
HOUSE OF

Feb. y, iclS.
The only subject vi Interest, ia the House
OF Delegates yesterday, YVES that of re-appnt-
tonlng the representation ~ the State. MIR.
hsl mond moved that representation should
be BASED un white poPulsiion aud taxation
omittng licenses. MIR. Yerby moved To in
ciude the license tax. MIR. Scott read a sub.
%stitute. BY way of Compromise. so 10 increrse
the House OF Delegates 10 l42-l from Alex
andris, ! from Richmond. aud 6 from beyond
the Allegheny monntains-and the Senate 2
from brvund the Alirghsny.
MIR. Raymond signifed his Willingness to
sccede 10 Mr.. SCOTS proposition. But Mr..
VERIFY and several other genllem cn expressed
4 wish 10 affirm the principle OF his amend
meni, beIofs agreeing TO any compromise. A
good deal OF desultoiy debate arose when the
original proposition aud amendment were
laid on the table.
Mr.. Scots proposition will come up to-
day, and from the temper Of the House yes
friday. will prob,il' be favcrsbly received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

F1RE.-About two o'clock this morning
a fire broke out in the third story of the beau
tIful block OF buildings erected during the
past summer by WILLIAM Neil, ESQ. a few
PAGES south OF the Neil Houss; and before j,
could be subdued, destroyed the root. and III.
carpenter work Of the third and second s,o.
ries, and greatly damaged the walls of the
bulldog. The apartment in which the fire
originated has been occupied during The win.
ter, as d Theatre but was not 50 used III,
evening preceding the frr, and we have no
ascerlained how the conhsgr.tion was caused
The second story of the building, we believe
was unfinished and unoccupied. The room.
ON the ground floor were occupied as DR.,
Goods Stores, BY Messrs S. ID. & l.. p. Pres.
ton, Fsxon, Smith & Martin, and P. +. Snow.
den, and by the extensive aud splendid Mill.
merry establishment OF Mrs. Snowden. The
stores were soon ernptied of the goads, and
the latter received but little injury excrp such
as is incident from a hurried removal, or a
dfenciing.
Several accidents, more or less serious
have resulted from this. connagrstion. w,
ieam that during the fire, d man name
FISHER iii through oueet tie foors nf III,
burning building, and was considerably iniu
red-to what extent we have MT heard.
A Carpenter by the name OF L.. KING wen
into the burning editce this morning. for th'
purpose oil clearing out the rubbish when
shortly after entering, a heavy piece of limbe
belonging to the framework of The root Eel
upon aim, inflcting such injury as it is SAID
must soon prove fatal. If indeed he be- nov
living. lad whose name we have not hear
attracted 10 the scene b. curiosity, also recei
we'd "a. tat1tr ,p ia. l.oI Ia. H.
The members of the Fire Companies dis
played both heroisn and perseverance IN
their efforts to subdue the unruly Element
and by their patient %alacr,ty in the dischs rg,
OF duty, commended themselves TO the fave.
rattle consideration of the citiz-ns OF Colum,
bus-snd especially 10 the city Fathrrs.-O
5. Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.

Sir j. Sinclair relates an instance in his
"reminiscences lie was once invited by
Adam Smith to meet Burke anI Mr.. Wind
ham, who had arrived at Etinblrg with The
Intention OF making a short tourin the High
lands. Sir John was consulted concerning
IheiT route. In the course OF his d~irerIiJu he
dwelt On the beauty OF the route between
Duukeid and Blair; and added, thai instead OF
being co ped up IN a post-ehais-, they would
10 we'll ~ get out and walk through the woods
and beautiful scenes through which the road
passes especially some miles beyond nunkeld.
Some three years afterwards air. Wiudilam
came up TO Sr John ia the House OF Com.
mons, aud requested 10 speak TO him Tor
a lev moments behild the Speakers chair.
DO you ~reoiiect, " sad he. ''our tnectl Y
together al Adam Smiths at dinnerf'' Most
c~vftslniy ! do" ID you remembel her having
gwen US dif-clions iUr our ii,ghlsad Iuui,
AMI more especially 10 stroll through The
woods briweeh Dankeld and Biair."
II do. Mi. WIn1ham tii-u said. ia
consequence oil oar adopting that advice, an
eNyht look place oil which / must non iuiorm
YOU. nufAe ana | were s;fuiiing through the
woods ABDUL tan miles from Duukrtd, when
we saw Noon5 female siling under a Tree
WIN d npus IA her hand. Burke immrdl,te-
" esesaitnFJ. Lei us have a iitile couyeIsa.
non with this solitary d.msel, aud see hat
re is about
we sccoslrd her accurdinsly, aud found
that she WAS reading a recrut novel from IN.
London press. We asked her how she came
TO read novels, aud how she got such books
at so great d distance from The lnrtfonolix
aud more especially na- 50 recently published.
She answered that ehe had been educated al a
b%osrilng school al Perth. whrre novels might
be hat from The circulating library, and t.at
she still procured them through The s.n. chan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

We copy the following from the Pittsburgh
Journal, as i, is published in that paper, with
out comment. We have none TO make, it
speaks for itself. 1t comes from a place which
we verify believe, however honorable men
it may have, can boast Of meaneT conceptions
than any other town in the universe. The
oniy wonder is that a white man could be
found to put it in print. The dog tina, would
not eat the hay ~r lei the OK ca, it was a gen.
ticle, He must be the fellow whose father
was 50 mean he would not pay three cents for
"A soul for him, and bought him a second
hand siNar for two cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
For the Commercial Journal.
THE Gu MBERLAND ROAD.

II seems, now, that the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company have determined not
10 accept Of the liber terms ffered 10 them
by the provisions OF the Pittsburgh aud Con-
neisyi.le Railroad Charter, and are bent upon
extending their own road to the Ohio, below
this city. This is done with the hope aud
the expectation that when completed they
viii succeed in intercepting at that lower
polat a large portion OF The trade and travel,
which without that " 'rk, would fad its way
to Pittsburgh. and thence either By our Ca
nal or the Central Road to Philadelphia
TlIs Effort is perfectly jus,Iiable ON their
part. We would have no right 10 complain,
If they should succeed in their effor, and find
their most sin5uine antIcipaIions fully ac-
cotnpii,hed. a fair aud honest struggle for
the advancement of their own Monumental
city is proper aud prliseworthy on their part.
Bat on the other hand, ii is equally proper
that Pennsylvania should la Dor 10 secure what
they now enjoy and increase it, il p~ractics-
bic; and certainly there eau b. no good res son
why we should do any thing which would
benefit a rival city or State, to our own in
jury.
The Company in Baltimore relies mainly
upou the trade an! travel upon their road Tor
the means Of com 2leting a WORK. which hey
tatPo~ W. - hNu SfoS - ~ CIT
OF the Keystone; and they also look to he
Cumberland Road as the great feeder Of their
own work. This question is. therefore, pre-
seated 10 the consideration OF our Statesmen
ana Legislators: Shall we continue 10 keep
in repair a work, which will annually, place
in the hands OF tue Baltimore Company hun
dreds OF thousands oil dollars, 10 be used in
the completi ion OF ID rival work, svowedly
commenced and prosecuted tor Our injury
As that company obtains the larger por-
toa OF its trade aud travel by means OF a
road through our territory, wo uld ii not be
Just aud Reasonable TO keep that road in re-
pair, by appropriatlng TO it q sufficient por-
ton o! the revenue OF their R,ilroad1
suppose our Legislature would take down
thc gates and say to the Baltimore company,
We will permit your agents 10 bring the mo-
me- iron your treasury iulo our Safe and ap-
ply II 10 the Preservation OF the Cumberland
road; but ts rtI no, permit our peopte 10 BE-
faTsi uita tolls. 10 fhrog monsy into YOUR
haaas 70 DC used for our injury or disfruc.
ton. Would this be anr SEASONAL bic or unius,7
! think not, ani | throw out the suggestion
Tor The consideration OF our Legisia ure.
LEHMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

DAVID TOD COMING HOME.-By y
bio log extract from a communication
the New Orleans Pics,une, it would see
that David Tod, after having danced with II
Empress. may soon torn his attention to h
coal mines at Brier Hill. David mas be shor
OF the dignity Of Office. he may lose the d
lighttnl society Of Royalty. 50 cong-nial
his democratic productions. and Mrs. +,
may never have another chance 10 cut a pi
cen wing with his Imperial majesty, but !
will not lose The outfit, the salary, nor Il
experience.
The ofhcial conduct Of Mr.. Tod, our NJ
lister at Rio de J%sueiro. seems to have Civ,
such offence TO the American residents
that city, that Mr.. Tod, aware OF his belts
has written 10 the Secretary of State to 81
him permission to resign should his recall /
determined upon by the President. So !
does not, after all, sleep easy after the b,
at the Imperial Chateau"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
DR.. Swayne's
CELEBRATED COMPOUND SYRUP or Will

sSlEnhAfED COMPOUND SYRUP, OF WIN
cHERRy.
heaa me most celebrated euro Of Consumption ere,
placed uPon reeord- e'e'
Ia. swAySx-iear Sir F: I feel IL a a.h, n .r.,,..-
dae TO You and q duty Il ths Afii eied rcnersiIr "a a".e
ny n",a'ie 'es'iaiony ia favor OF your C.nt.,,snd syn.
~ ~ eheffy. sooe three year. since w..xns
ienu, Attacked with cold and Ind,m,n, :"
I.ahgs, winch vas accompanied with a ser, d,strr..,.-
s.aSn. ram IN Tie hsess' and head; . very cons asra hlr
aisehsf.e Of offensive nuens tror IN. lun,. ..,~r,.w.
upon change Of weather. however sI,.b, A. a., 4 NJ,
'o siafin about thy condition, iui " A. prest, .ao, ,o..
."e i"s' ! was rapidly going into Consumption. I
s-w 80 weaker. aud al leng.h was scarcely shie to
Walk s~oui, or speas aioye a w..lsrer, suc. was ,b- 81,
orea.hs weakness OF my hangs. Daring tins time haA
s.ien ss,'"es rsepefa'ions and prescriptions. hut found
no rciief-tfv"inE all The time worse. Jus, refr A..
advised and persuaded by q dear ffie.nl ia Wi,r,,n.,a.
u make insi Of Your tyrep Of Wild Cherry NM,
sonfess that previously had been pr~inJt,eJ .,.,..,
patent medicines. and Aa sin a.ain., ,h.-. .a
out OF the hands OF empires, hut nndersta,J,.. san,
claims to The prefrss.o ON aud practice OF ~n,ei,eine ara
forfi~ih purchased OF Dr straw, one Of Won, .-s.,
rev iotsies aud commenced ifs use. tiy ~
sn,s y" y !" of % n,ontlas' staining. aud onscsuen,iy
: "ecfe seated. ] found. howevsr, c ynsidrrsbl~ n.
let nom the ae Of the drst four q, i've bo,,ls. m.
icing a pubic speaker. I Frequently a,temnt,5, No. -.
~, - ~, ..els.,'ng strength, and lhsrea, ru,.iur.x
~. MAD aiready begun To heal: IN tn,s - -
so"ef'sss. ny ente was greatly retarded In raa
=, .e',as thus in,rradertiy, I he'd 10 use y a, rs
ton . nnsn : 80 re,ieeuy restored, have no qse.-
49, : "sen. smaller number Of lstties wosld nave ,..a.
~. s'aha. tut for The shove indlscr~tion tn. So
sn1ysa tes ievsrsss habit, asi away me diss,~s,inr
me. -t"p 70 me ~di-chsI=e Of matter from the
.a"s', ana gave them aud tic eniiie system .aa hr.ltn-
4. asse ueisft-d "asfins TIN. ee,tI heai > IAN nov. fs the
ps,foss Zen: perfectly ssfisard y i'm Inc reunan.ney
= CURE, aud Row tina. feel lerf~euy nell. oser Il
Iuiiin ssantr We ~ y 'o~pAN-
Ins osxnal aud only renuise sr,isss is t,ea.rea h.
a We CORNER VI ks<h,a s.d Race streets. Pal
h.,s1.fu sss :, lane R...r a.a Asr.a. T.xlss AGA
~ Wassiisf. "a