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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
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OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES, t.,

OFFicE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINEs,l
April 10, 1919.
REMARKs Business continues brisk,
The weather, since our las, has been quite
cool. The river i, falling very rapidly, but
still in good navgable condition.
HEMP-sllo to sll5 per ton. Offers
have been declined a, higher figures.
WHEAT, 5oa55 prime 90 cts per bu,hsl.
TOBACCO--We hear Of no sales.
DRY HIDES. 81 cents.
HEMP SEED, in demand. a, 90 90.
SUGAR-Brown. 5is6l; LOAF, Ola IS;
Crushed. l0al2s. ..... ......
COFFEE-Sa9s.
MOLASSES-35s5O.
WHlSKEY-20a22.
SALT-G. A. 81 IS. Ksnawa Is coma
per bushel.
COTTON-Yarn-90 cents.
lRON-Sligo, 81; Juniala, ~ cts.
NAlLS-59 act cents.
MACKEREL-s7 50sS9 50 per bbl.
FLOUR-e4 so per bbl.
RIFLE POWDER-s6 50 per ksg.
SHOT--$l so per bag.
LEAD--6c per pound.
LARD-4A GEMS.
. BACON--lIams. 4ic; SIDES. 4o; shout,
ders, Sc.
IRISH POTATOES-25 cts per bu,h.l
in demand
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
CALIFORNIA EMlGRANTS.

The flood of emigration is still roll.
ing TO our frontier, in order 10 be rea.
dyio take an early start for the Ell Do.
RADIO of the world. Almost every boat
that passes up is crowded, while the
roads are filled with wagon. A gentle.
man from Hannibal remarked TO US
the other day, that at no time on the
route from there here, was he out OF
sight of California wagon. The
steam Ferry at Hannibal could not
cross them as fast as they arrived.
They are from Illinois and Wiscon.
sin. Those from other states, mostly
take boats. ..... ......
A portion Of the Galloway county
company passed trough here on Mon.
day. About l25 60 from that county
We should judge tina, there must be
from 1000 to 5000 persons on the
frontier at this time, and from all ac'
counts as many more on the route. We
think it not an extravagant assertion tc
say, that no, less than 10000 persons
will leave the frontier Of Missouri fol
California this spring. Many estimate
the number far above this. This mum
Der will require some $500 wagons
allowing men TO each; say animals
10 a wagon, the whole number of ami
mails required will be 10000 |! A large
proportion Of which will be oxen. AT
ter the first hundred miles, these ami
mails will have TO subsist from the gras.
of the plains. How many of them are
destined to perish by the way7 How
many men will be left on foot, thereby
and probably perish also7 These are
reflections no, pleasant 10 dwell upon
and upon which we fear many who
have set out on the journey, have moi
thought at all.
Men who are experienced in this kind
of travelling encounter great hardship:
and peris: q large proportion of the
emigrants are strangers TO prisations
tell or danger, and consequently must
suffer, where others would get along
with comparative ease.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
THE wHro PLArpoRM.--A Michigan

THE WHIo PLATFORM "A Michigan
correspondent Of, the Rochester Demo-
Graf states tllat 10 the Michigan House
ofRepresenta,isos. Mr.AMorton, dem
ocratic member, moved for the reading
Of the Wing Platforms Thereupon the
Hon, Nc, Coe com6ssnced reading to
The House the Co,istitution of The Uni.
ted States. An attempt was made to
stop t6ereading~ bui "one of the Locos
got up and insisted that he should 20
on; that the document appeared to be-
interesting, and he had never before
heard it read. He had sought for it
invain in his town, and he wanted TO
know what il was about. He had no
doubt i, would be new to most of them"
Party discipline, however, choked tho
reader down. ..... ...
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

COLD WEATHER.--Since last Satur.
day morning we have had unusually
cold weather for the season of the year
We have had rain, hail and snow, and
ice in the small streams and pools, tc
the thickness OF haitian inch. This make.
quite a contrast with the bloom of the
peach trees, and numerous flowers
which the warm weather had brought
forth. II is feared the fruit crops vii
suffer. Peaches are believed 10 be killec
already.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

OF Notice to the Public Persons wanting
genuine popular Family Medicines, are advis-
ed to 60 to DR.. Easterly's Family Medicine
Store, corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, ST.
Louis, No, where they can find almost every
Popular Family Medicine that is manufac-
tured in the United States, wholesale and re.
tail, at the cheapest rates; or call Cd his agent,
DR.. WIN. R. Sneison, at Feyette, or Digges
81 Horselcy, Glasgow, who keep them for
sale
Read his advertisements in another column
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

RHODE ISLAND ELECTION Further
returns from the noble little State of
Rhode Island show that Henry B. An.
thony, the Wing candidate for Cover
nor, has been elected by very large
majority.
In the eastern district. George G. King
(Whig) is elected 10 Congress by large
majority. In the western, in all The towns
but jamestown and New Shorham. the
votes stand, Thurs,on (Dem. 1880. Sher
man (Whig,) 1908, Hall IF. S. $50, scat.
tering "a. There is probably no choice, -
Mr.. Thurston represented the district in the
last Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
ANOTHER BosToN NorIoN-A Boston

ANOTHER BosToN NoTIoN-A Boston
journal urges the sheriff to administer
chloroform to Goode on the day of his
execution in that city for murder, in
order to alleviate his sufferings, and
make hanging pleasure to him. The
refined tenderness of the age will next
suggest that the murderer will admins.
ter chloroform TO his victim before he
cuts his throat for his moAey. '.t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

STAGE PRoPRIEToRs.-We learn from
The Republican that Messrs. Frost q
Price, heretofore extensive stage con.
tractors in the North western part OF
this State, have sold out their lines to
Messrs. J. Frink g. Co., who are excIu.
sisely engaged in the business. Messrs
Frink & Co., are now the largest con.
tractors in the West, or at least, in this
quarter of it. They own most of the
Mail Routes in Northern Illinois, Iowa
and Wisconsin, and by thisarrangemenl
become heavy owners of lines in Mis-.
souri,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
ANNEXATION OF CUBA.-The Bali

more American of the I'd inst, says:
1--WE saw gentleman the other day, who
had been spending the winter in Havana,
and he told us he was surprised to find The
subject OF the annexation OF Cuba to the
United States so generally discussed there,
and that the sentiment among The people
was almos! unanimously in favor of it. We
also learn from him that anne alton was not
only regarded there as possible but as Q
probable thing, and that the impression was,
that something looking to it had passed be,
tween the governments Of the United States
and Spsin."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

GA correspondent of the Indepen-
dence Erpositor, gives the richest &C
count Of the gold mines in California
we have yet read, but he de,ests the
climate and society, He speaks OF
gold by the pound with fuency.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

FEMALE DEPREDATIoNs ON THE MAILS.
The daughter of,he Postmaster at Ca,
marthan has four hundred charges laid
against her for depredations on the
Post Office. 355 letters, Eos in bank
notes &c, were found in her possession.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

UPCol. SwiIzler says an artist some
where in the West, commenced paint
ing locofoco Editor, and go natural
was the painting, that it commenced ly-
ing before the mouth was finished!
o, Switz! How could you7
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

OF We are authorized to announce STE.
PHEN BYNUa, Esq. candidate for the Office
of Circuit Clerk of Howard County. to Gil tho
vacancy occasoned BY the resignation OF Sir-
shell Bynum, Esq .,
GIVE are authorized 10 announce AN
DREW COOPER a candidate for Circuit
Clerk, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re.
sigEotion of Sarshel Bynum.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

UThe Hannibal Journal of the
9th inst. says 1t is generally agreed
among the Democratic editors that
Judge Thomas Vanswearingen, aided
perhaps, by Benjamin Davis of Palmyra
both Democrats, is The author of the
hand bill against Gov. King, entitled
"A history of months administration
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

o. Political martyrs" according
to the loco papers just now, are very
plenty. No rouge ere felt the halter
draw, with good opinion Of the law;
nor loco forced his teat TO quit, but was
a "martyr'd patriot"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
APPOINTMENTS BY rHr PRESIDENT.

~ CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
John J. Walker, Collector, Mobile, Ala
bania. pice James E. Saunders.
lssih d. Hart, Collector. District OF ST.
Johns, Florida. uice Charles ])yrhe.
WIN. R. Watson, Collector. Providence,
Rhode Island, uice Benjamin Cowell. +.
Moses Richardson, NavalsOfficer, Proy-
deuce, Rhode Island, uice Slas A. Comstock.
LAND OFFICERS.
Peter J. Walker, OF Alabama 10 be Re-
ceiver OF Public Moneys at Lebanon, Ala.
bams
Edgar Conklin. OF Wisconsin, 10 be re.
cever Of Public Moneys at Green Bay, Wis
consin.
Thomas E. Birch. OF Missouri to be Reg.
lister Of the Land Office al Plaltsburg, Mis-
souri,.
VIM w. Adams. OF Arkansas, 10 be Reg
lister OF the Land Office at Little Rock, Ar
kansas.
INDIAN AGENTS.
David D. Mitchell, OF Missouri, 10 be Su
perinIendenl Of Indian Affairs at 81. Louis
Missouri.
Chsrles ~ Handy, OF Missouri, TO be In
dian Agent at Usage river Agency.
John Wilson. of Missouri, TO be lndiar
Agent at Salt Lake Agency, California.
James S. Calhoun, Of Georgia, 10 be In
dian Agent at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Thomas Wistsr it,, OF Pennsylvania. tc
be the Commissioner authorized by the sec
ond clause OF the fourth article Of the treat!
concluded with the Menomonie tribe Of In
| Jiane h. no,ok..
MARsuALs.
Joseph Bates, Of Texas. 10 be Marshal o
the United States for the District OF Texas
Solomon Meredith, Of Indiana, 10 be Mar
shall OF The United States for The District o
Indiana.
Charles H Knox. OF Michigan, TO be Mar
shall Of the United States for the Dslric, G
Michigan. .. ,.....
POSTMASTER. .
Alpheus S. Williams, Postmaster, Detroi
Michigan.
INSPECTORS OF PENITENTiARY
John T. Towers and Thomas Donoko, @
Washington, and VIM. H. Edes. OF George
town. 10 be Inspectors Of The Peniten,isry o
the District oil Columbia.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE SEC. OF THE INTERIOR
Andrew J. Dorm, OF Missouri, 10 be In
dian Sub Agent al Neosho Sub Agency
VIM. H. Bruce. Of Wisconsin, 10 be In
dian Sub Agent al Green Bay, Wisconsin.
VIM. Pfen,iss, Of Illinois. to be India
Sub. Agent on the Sacramento and San Joe
chin rivers, California.
Ebenezer Childs, OF Wisconsin, 10
Agent to accompany The exploring delegs
ton OF the Menomonie Indians, under treat
OF 18Th October. lS4S
Geo. J. Thompson, Of Virginia, TO be Per
sion Agent at Wheeling, Va.
John Cooke, it,, Of Tennessee. to be Per
sion Agent al Knoxville. Tennessee.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE P. NJ. GENERAL.
S II M'Phe,son, Postmaster. Pomonky
Charles county, Md nice J. Harris. resigned
Stephen B. Ford, Postmaster, Notheas
Cecil county. Md, nice Richard L. Thomas
Jas. S. Jones. Postmaster. Snow Hi
Worcester county, Md, nice R. 7. Walters
Jno P. Brown, Postmaster, Charlestowr
Jefferson county, Va, Uice J. Harris.
J. Poole, Postmaster, Rockville, Mon
gomery county, Nd, rice Il. F. Vers. IT
signed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

JAMES EYE WAsH-Sore eyes ar.
great affection, and have been quite
prevalent in this section for some time
past. James Eye Wash, advertised
IN this paper by Digges & Horsley,) is
said TO be an efficient remedy. /, has
given satisfaction in the few cases
where II has been tried, since its intro.
dnctlon here, and we recommend the
afflicted to give it a trial
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

U Mr.. DuLANY +. COOPER, of this
County, died recently at Mobile. He
had taken passage at New Orleans, on
the steamboat J. l.. Day, for that city,
and when few hours from port, was
seized with Cholera, of which disease
he died, soon after being landed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

MExIcASs AND THE PorE.-The Leg
stature of Jalisco has appropriated
$4,000 for the relief of. Plus TX which
|, rather surprising in country al
wavs straiiensd ia lis finances
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

PAckErs.-The Ro,oena, Kit Carson
and Julia, are regularly in the packe,
trade, per advertisements in this paper
They are all excellent boats, comman
ded, by accommodating officers. We
hope they will have prosperous sea.
son.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

MARRIED-Cn Thursday evening. April
5th, by Rev. B. F. Barrett, DR.. JAMES II.
HERNDON, Of Huntsville. Mo-, to MARIA
LOUISA, daughter Of James D. Taylor.
Editor of the Cincinnati Daily Times
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

UNine cases of Cholera were ad.
mitled in the Charity Hospital, ST
Louis, Friday and Saturday last, three
of which proved fatal. All but two
were from boats, and the disease was
more violent than usual
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

CATHOLICS IN ENGLANp.-There are
in Great Britain 674 Roman Catholic
Churches and Chapels, Of which l2l
are in Lancashire, 90 in Yorkshire, be
sides % stations. There are also s97
priests, of whom ls9 are stationed in the
Lancashire district. ..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
New GooDs.-F. A. Savage is now

New GooDs,-F, A. Savage is now
opening splendid stock of new goods,
which he wishes the public to call and
examine. Advertisements next week.
BY reference TO our! advertising
columns, it will be seen our other mer.
chants have largeI stocks. Always
trade with the man who adversses.
Those who have desirable stocks are
neither afraid nor ashamed to let i, be
known.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

THos. E. BIRcH.-His numerous
friends in this section will be pleased to
learn that this gentleman has received
the appointment of Register of the
Platte Land Office. Allen McLane,
The late Register, and his loco friends
attempted TO "head" Mr.. Birch, who
they knew was an applicant. McLane
secretly resigned, and secret recon.
mendaiion was sent on in favor of an.
other gentleman, a wing; but il mscar.
ried some way, although we understand
they at one time thought the appoint.
ment was made, and talked about cele.
braling it by bon fires. The wing was
not a party to the transaction, as no
good wing would lend himself 10 such
q dirty, Pok-like intrigue.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

HANNIBAL JouRNAL--J. 8. BucH.
ASAN, has purchased the interest of his
late partner in the Journal office, We
wish him great success. La
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

IL curse the hour we were married."
exclaimed an enraged husband to his
better half;-to which she mildly re-
piled, Don't my dear, for that was the
only happy hour we have ever SEEM
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

PACKET JULIA.--The Julia" has al.
tered her day ofleaving St. Louis, from
wednesday TO Friday--on her return
leaving here at 10 o'clock on Monday.
See advertisement in another column
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Hermann.
New YoRK. April 10,

NEw YoRK. April 10.
The steamer Hermann arrived TO day, hav.
ing sailed from Southampton on the even
ing Of the 26lh ult. She brought very
valuable freight, and l2l passengers. sd.
MARKETS.
The markets were but little changed -
Funds had risen slightly; Consols were
worth al last quotations 92l. The produce
market was dull and unchanged, Sales Of
cotton at Liverpool had amounted 10 $4,000
bales and prices were firm, ..-
The Havre cotton market had experien
ced slight reaction in consequence Of the
Europa's advices. The business in the French
manufacturing towns was improving, end sn
active spring trade was anticipated. AT
Paris. on the Bourse, three per cents were
taken at 52G 70, and the FIVE per cents 1921
95. .. ...
CONTINENTAL AFFAIRS.
The amount of gold received by the dir
ferent mercantile houses OF London, from
the mines OF California, has already amour
led 10 about 10000 pounds stsIlng-nearly
$4,000
All the efforts used by the governments Of
France and Great Britain 10 renew the ar.
mistice between Austria and Sardinia had
failed Hoslilties would therefore, recom>
mence, and the war would be prosecuted with
great vigor by both parties, The sympa,iie-
Of Tho different European powers were strong
ly enlisted in favor OF the Italians. 1t was
feared, however. that Charles Albert would
be forced to suceumb 10 his more powerful
enemy. The Austrian army numbers len
thousand men. end already q direct attack
| upon Turin was meditated.
The latest accounts from Hungary state
that the lmperialsts wete not making much
Roadway agains, the Msgyars, but that, re-
Gently, success had crowned the efforts OF the
latter party.
The proposal to appoint the Emperor Of
Russia Emperor Of Germany, was rejected
by the Frank fort Parlament.
A formidable instruction had broken out
in Calabria, and it was with great difficulty
that the king Of Naples retained his seat on
the throne.
Returns from the Bank OF France was
not as favorable as could be desired.
Fears were still entertained OF the Roy,
alists and communsls. Great mili,sry pres
paralions, however have been made 10 pre-
serve the peace.
The recent speech OF Lord Aberdeen, in
the House OF Lords, on the subjec, Of Euro,
pean affairs had produced good effect.
The French Government had received 9
Telegraphic dis patch announcing that on the
10Th uIl. the Sandman army had crossed the
Tecino in three divisions. On the 81, the
Austrian army had crossed the same river
alter experiencing some slight resistance. Il
was. supposed that King Charles ALDER
would be forced 10 recross the river, snc
that great battle would be fought on the
plains OF Vercelli. Freuch expedition o.
twelve thousand men were ready TO start 8
a moments warning, should the Austrian!
set foot within the Ponlifcal dominons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

AProINTMESTs.-D. u. Mitchell.
Esq, has been appointed Superin,end.
ent of Indian Affairs, in place of Mr..
Harvey, and M. l.. Clark, of the same
city, has been appointed Surveyor Gen.
erai for Illinois and Missouri, in place
of Mr.. Conway.
These are both excellent appoint.
menls. Mr.. Mitchell has heretofore
filled the Office to which he has been
appointed, and Mr.. Clark is a praclicaI
Surveyor. The St. Louis Union is very
much put out on The subject, and scolds
like nervous old woman.
The administration is SLOWLY, bu,
surely Kidding the government of faith.
less officers, and filling their places BY
the appointment of sound, compe,en,
men. The care and deliberation exer.
cised, is in striking contrast with loco.
foco movements under similar circum.
stances, and eminenrly characteristic Of
the head Of the government
This slow and steady process of dis.
posing of officers who have forfeited
their stations, is very annoying to those
worthless, as well as The leaders Of the
party. The Office holders can make M
calculation when their time will arrive
and the scriblers cannot find sufficient
fault. If an hundred or two were Gu
adrift at once, a great fuss could be
made, and no time would be allowed
for examining particular cases, to see i
Justice had been visited upon them
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

EXTENT OF OREcoN.-lt appears by
official documents, that on the east il
skirts 5000 miles along the Rocky
Mountains; on the west 1000 miles along
the Pacific Ocean, on the North Amer
lean possessions Of Russia and Eng,
land. The area of this immense val,
ley contains 100000 square miles-ca'
psble, undoubtedly, of forming seven
States as large as New York, or forty
States of the dimensions of Massachu.
sets TIE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

REvIvAL--Rey'ds KEEP and HAnRI.
Of the Baptist denomination have beer
holding protrac,ed meeting in Fay;
elite for the last week or ten days, du.
ring which time a number have profess.
ed religion and been baptized. The
meeting was still progressing yes,er'
day, and attended with much interest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

ANNExING CuDA.-Ths Washington
Union admits that our government has
within the last eighteen months, init
mated to the Spanish government, that
if Spain intended to part with Cuba il
must be to the United States:
%his fine pencil that can pain,
the virtues
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

UTCsleb S. Woodruff, Esq, wing,
has been elected Mayor Of the city Of
New York.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

The OREGON RouTE.-To protect
emigrants TO Oregon and Califorfornia,
posts will be established as follows on
the line:
LIST. At Fort Kearny, near Grand Island
on the Platte river. where the Force will be
one company LIST Dragons and Two comps'
MES 9th infantry.
I'd. At Fort Laramie, where there will
be TWO companies OF mounted rfemen and
one company Of the 9Th infantry.
3d. AT some point on Bear Creek, at the
eastern rim OF the Great Basin" so as tc
be near the Salt Lake settlements or perhaps
at Fort Hall. This point is 10 be determined
a, The discretion OF Maj. Gen. Twiggs, who
commands in the 9Th Military Department
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

CHOLERA IN New ORLEANs.-During
the month of March, it is reported tina,
there were in N. Orleans 1900 cholera
cases-about a quarter part of which
proved falal-or about Is day. 1t
was abating al las, dates.
ST. LouIs.-For the week ending
April 10th, 26 cases Of Cholera occurred
of which ~ proved fatal. Two thirds
of The whole number were hands OF
steamboats,, or emig rants lately arrived
the remainder originated in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
WILLIANsRrRGH AFFAIRS.

DxELLIsG-HoUsEs WASTED.--lt Is said there is
sad sck OF dwellings IN our neignboring village, and
ha. those who have become weary Of the confusion Of
the City complain TIA. every desirable residence 10
Winiamsbgrgh hss been bespoken ong ago
AL that q needed In the place Is larger number Of
tsnemeu,, every convenience for living being always
a. aand-sore. Of all varieties emporiums and ss1sar
lyeeums. schools and churches, sre already Perna-
neatly established in grea, profu.on and since IL
creased ferry facilities from sevYork are no longer
,s rob.bte. the value OF real estate has advanced
md rents have increased one hundred per cent fet
We are ,od that two thousand dwellings, 10 me proper
location might be rented a. slmosi any moment VINO
shall build them