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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
SHORT SENTENCES.

1here are only three ways to get out of scrape
write out back out but the best way is keep out
Parents should not show unequal love for their chill
dren, as they make proud the other envious and
both fools
Reason loses the race if it sits in meditation on the
fence while competition rushes by.
drone should be rare society as in hive Of
bees, and almost deserves to be treated the same
Trust him little who praises all him less who ensures
all, and him least who is Indifferent about ALL
Bitter and useless experience are too little for the
mind, but too much for the heart
Industry and economy will get rich, while sagacity
and intrigue are laying their plans.
Speaking without thinking is shooting without ia
king aim.
Dictionaries are like watches the worst is better
than none, and the best no. quite true.
Fashion makes foolish parents invalids of children,
and servants of all.
The little and short sayings of wise and excellent
men of great value, like the dust of gold or the
least sparks of diamonds.
A man cannot possess anything that is better than
good woman nor anything worse than bad one
The most worthless of all family treasures are indo-
lent females. If wife knows nothing of domestic
duties beyond the parlor the boudor she is not
help mate, but an incumbrance.
Mrth is never so lawful in travel where it short
ems long miles, and makes rough roads smooth. 1t
sweetens bad usage, by making bad dinners 60 down.
and bad horses go on.
1t only necessary to grow DID, to become more in:
dulgent. see no fault committed that .haye not
committed myself.
If you are determined to commit suicide in conse-
quence of poverty, do it early in the morning instead
of late at night and you will the expense of three
meals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
ALARMING ACCOUNTS FROM TEXAS

The steamship Globe, from Brasos Santiago, arrived
at Galveston on the Dist. She brings the sad inte
gence that an Express had arrived at Brownsville sta
ting that Pao Alto had been attacked by formidable
band OF Camanche Indians who INDUCED in acts Of the
most startling barbarity The stage from Point Isa
bel had been intercepted and the propretors and pas
senSers all made prisoners A train of transportation
wagons, loaded with valuable merchandise, had also
been captured. Unfortunately there was no force to
oppose the daring marauders there being no mounted
men at Fort Brown. The loss of property is immense
One gentleman has lost 20 horses Ths men have been
killed, and the women and children carried into aap
tivity.
Gen; Allealos, military commander at Matamoras
was called upon by the civil authorities of Brownsville
Tor the assistance of his mounted Dragons Ills an
sWer was that he was ready to furnish all the force
at his disposal authorized by the commandant of the
Texan Department to cross the frontier The latter
refused. In few hours large body of Mexican cav
airy appeared on the opposite bank of the river await
ing permission to cross
The whole American population in the valley Of the
no Grande are in state Of extreme agitation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
IHE OVERFLOW

The fl od continues to RISE and we almost fear that
it will extend its encroachments St Charles The
water within the past thirty six hours has risen with much
more rapdlty than has heretofore been noticed Canal
street both sides was last night completely overflow
ed as far down as Dquphne street, and in nearly all the
streets above Blenve, running the way the flood
had reached aboutIhe same line.
The great rise is accounted for partially By the fact
that he strong eastery winds have raised the lake and
prevented the canals and other outlets from dschqrgng
much water they otherwise woull have done. In
addition TO this the cevasse has been considerably enarg
ed within the lat two days, and matter Of course the
volume of water is hourly becoming deeper
The damages and distress caused are immense and we
are happy to see that steps are being taken by the
benevolent to afford relief 10 the poor, many Of whom
are in suffering condition la many streets the water
IS three feet Deep and il is almost impossible for the resi-
dents 10 get about. The number Of sks furnished bv
the Council is entirely insufficient to meet the ncea-
inc demand. Many Of the bridges Of the intersections
OF the streets have been raised by the and fJaed
OIL leaving perfect pitfalls exceedingly dangerous, as
they are invisible. Numerous accidents have occurred
at such places and some measures should be taken to
guard against them.
There are dwellings in the extreme outskirts Of
me town, which are mile and halt from dry ground
the whole distance being navigabe for good sized yawls
Inc dead bodies from the Charity II Isp al are convey
ed 10 Potters Field distance. Of three miles and M
wards yvater, barges having been constructed for lie
purpose Mr. Bier, Treasurer Of the Hospital Yesterday
ordered another boat to be used in conveying patients to
ard from the institution
We learned last evening that the water Ind overflow
ed the Cypress Grove Cemetery Potter's Field and a
considerable portion of NIetaire Road running ,om the
Bayou St John 10 the Half Way House From this
TACT we have hope that the food will make the
outlet Itself across the ridge, and pass off in sufficient
quantities to prevent much further rise in the city,
lhs can hardly be expected, however. as lone as the
AXE contlOues as high asst is at present Should moi
the wind SION take favorable change, cur only Deepen
dence Is upon the efforts of Capt Gran: The crevasse
operations which are being carried on, ard we are con-
tdent that he will succeed, In his opinion he will cu
of the main vou ne Of walter byThursdly next-N 0
Plea yune Nav 90
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FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 2yp.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 2SD.
O6Ice SeekerS-Nlure than can be accom- odated with
an lncT aSe OF seekers which threatens 10 overrun the
place.
LoVers-More than equal TO the demand and should
me weather become warmer, they will increase until The
CITY is Destroyed.
Dmdes Market overstocked with an inferior article
= good qualify is in demand
BeleS-A fine stock on hand !; a new impoTtation
would be thankfully received f they were such as have
the gull = old Ones of many years standing somewhat
bel,av par
Honest Men There good many in the City; but
not being adapted TO this market inquiries are made
after them.
ToEGs-A cowardlv stock on hand, who drink after
night, TO avoid the of the Churches No more
% the same s1r wanted.
CapitaEsts-A poor supply, with limited means at
'helr disposal but when tie bank gets uuder way
they wiIl Increase in numbers aud resources.
HgpocritcS-As fine stock as can be produced in any
City IN the Union, Of the population with every
variety usually found in any market
Liars More than wanted, but all employed; and dri-
wing heavy business
Street Cleauers-None in Market. but large stock
fadiy 'rranled
Good Husbands Scattering. and not a few BUYERS
nave recently >coYered that they have Oeen sory blt
Good Vires-A good supply, but more badly wa,-
Pretty Uomcn-- Mapy.in their own estimation and
several IN The Judgment Of the public WnpsS comes
close TO The object OF his admalon then he realizes that
distance lends eschantmen TO the view'
.NgH Pro,cirs-An unusually heavy supply-m.re
than. the city authorities can attend IT,
Newspapers Plenty in Market, and with the excep
uon Of our .Whig," no sale.
Chidiaas-AImost' as scarce as they We're at Sodom.
IN the days U Lot considered nfabe cure for sore
eyes.
Enemies 10 Rail Roads-Oaly TWO in the place. and
public npinioa is driving them into tleif suppal.
LdcyeTs-IOO numerous 10 count; be bought at
VSryInU nj FINN 6vp IA "A H..
according to quality
Doctors--Aore numerous than patients, no more wan
sei in this market.
PreGrkerS-A full supply, of empl yment,
9nd'coud be had dir cheap upon application mar
he .nasters.
isolrer Dsbt6rs- Too many for practical purposes,
and can Dc had cheap delivered any part of the coun-
Try, OF California FIRE Of charges
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
IRASCIBILITY OF TEMPER.

The greatest plague in life is bad temper 1t is a
great waste of time to complain of other peoples the
best thing is to amend our own; and the next best
quality is to learn to bear with what we meet in others
Feasibility is very injurious to health and is in fact
very morbid indulgence of our inferior nature-ow
spirits, melancholy difdence dissemination for ordi
nary duties discomfort fretfuness even down to men
tai lasstude, Incidence, despair-are very inimical
to enjoyment in life, and every possible effort should
be made to cast them all to the Winds and look un
bushngy into the truth of the fact 1t is astonishing
what little reflection will do the fears are mostly
imaginary, and with dash of resolution may all be
overcome.
The Statement that France and England had protested
against Russian intervention Hungary appears to rest
IN the following paragraph from London papers OF the
llth:
Adgices from Berlin say that jint note, the produc
ton Of the courts of Great Britain and France ha. heen
addressed 10 hecabnet of ST. Petersburg ntimano be;,
sapprova Of the intervention Of Russia in the Anst,
Hungarian dispute, and insisting that such interference
be withdrawn.
The Westminster Review says, that s:the male heirs
of the peerages in England in great majority of cases
become extinct and all the barunetags become extinc,
for want Of male heirs, though many Of each have female
representative" Galignah in his Guide to Paris says
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
DR.. FRANkLlN'S WIFE.

Franklin, in sketch of his life. and habits relates
che following anecdete of his frugal and afectio.ate
v.sfe \ wife could scarcely make prettier apology
t'r purchasing her first piece of luxury We have an
English proyerb. that says:
"IIe that would thrive.
Must ask his wife,
1t was lucky for me that have one as much dis
posed to industry and rugality myself She assisted
cbeerully in my business and stitching pamphlets,
tending shop, purchasing old linen rags for the paper
makers, &c. We kept no idle servant, furniture
oft cheapest. For instance, mybreakfast for
long tine bread and milk (no teal and ate it CT
two penny porrnger, with pewter spoon; but mark
how luxury will enter families and make progress in
spite of principle: being called morning to break
FAST found it il china bowl, with spoon of sill
They had been bought for without my
knowledge by nv wife and had cost her the
of three and twenty shilngs for which she had
no other excuse or apology to make but that she
thought her husband deserved silver spoon and
china bowl as well any of hts neghbors. This was
the first appearance of plate and china in house
which afterwards, in the Of years wealth
increased. augmented gradually to several hundred
pounds i'll value.
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CIRCULAR.
CIRCULAR.
Head Quarters, Pacific Division.
San Francisco, Upper California.

tTanclSrO | California
April LIST. 1S4o, \
The treaty. concluded with Mexico. on the 3Oth Of
Nav last brpuuht upper California within the United
Stats and. of course within the operation of all lis
laws bu the means If enforcing some Of the laws have
not baan nroviIei b. Congress Thus as the Secretary
If the Treasury in his circular Of the 3Oh of October
last observes Alfhough CONGRESS bas recognised CAL
Erna s mart of the Onion and lecisated for as such.
yet j. i not brought BY law within the mits of any COL
ecrion district nor has CONGRESS authorized the anI,nt
rnent Of any al .ers to c c the reyenu. The laws
of The limited oatesre in ,rrr here and
the revenue and navio,tsn laws ara. tbough At This ma
ment s,me mart Of The machinery NECESSARY tn their
plete action i WANTING.
Noyy tho laws declare tbat.ce,tain r,ods shall onIv
enter unon havinu nad the duties prescbad bv the
and when the Secretary saws that the denartmet * NM
able 10 cooct au,es m sncb tho p,,,a, ,ferce i no,
as many seem 10 think that u,ods ran e,ter wiIhonr
nsri,r 1,tias b,, that bsi,, T,.bra N nov ,ba ds
beIa as recurad bv law nv canrt bs .J1i,,ed at al
A. MANI c,ryo+s have bssn Skinned under 10 ,yronli
i,on,assi1 tbsf thew COLD entsr .nd +bo,a ,os "a
nrcan mort If entry in the pc;6c IN which tbv c,nI
rasor, ~ coronlv with tbalav csc of ext-o-o br1
shin was nrasaned which -ad IN auho;zs sncb
rnoG;6cafn 49, ,id alI re soos IN he nn,orod On
J H. d,ias 70 a liz 80 81 Co. mn
| m III $3.50. Iii = g. f, th No., e sori-r,
! ,as-I- -, 49, oaas+ nd Fam ~ ,,iI;,on.. f ~
1.i NV So, VIC '1 - y, ,',o
\ - !, =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11

IS Three or four years since, nearly half of
Plttsburg was destroyed BY fire. The only in
dications presented Of disaster 50 recent and
tremendous are irthe increased size and beauty
Of the buildings which cover the whole Of he
burnt district" The city contains more houses
and a greater population than at any antecsdent
Perlod. = few days ago, large public meeting
at St. Louis. That city, our readers are aware.
mas sustained calamity relatively greater than
that which betell Hamburg few years ago, but
which will not, in any perceptible manner check
her onward career. The enterprise and energy
OF her citizens are already invoked and buildings
are springing up on every side. If we NAV ven
ture upon so novel smile, she will, Phenix-hke,
arse from her ashes, and Presenta more beautl-
III aspect than heretofore. city of Europe
winch should sustain proporonate loss would
never recover from it and would be but PARTIALLY
rebuilt.
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Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
VI A r KETS.
Office q lie .4nlericnn, June 4 5P

vi.
CATTLE.-Ihe supply Of Beeves al the scales TO-
day was small and prices declined, which was coca
stoned ny The offerings OF nfeor quality Of second
crop cattle. Those of better quality were all said AZ
The upper figures The offerings reached $50 head. q,
when ~oo were sold to city Butchers and AZ were leh
hoof equal TO s. 25a$s75 net, and averagno "a
Hcgs.-lhe market was exceedingly dull. We onnta
from 81 p 10 81 So we 4uo'e
FLOUR-We note sales on Saturday Of 500 bbls
Howard Street Flour at $i62z 400 bbs, fresh ,snsc-
on al Sf,oot; and 400 bbls., choice brands fresh in
Sales of 100 nbls were made at $462s.
We note sales on Saturday and 10 dav of oOoo hi,
City Mills Flour at S487z, cash. ~
uhaiN.-We note saleso good to prime red Wbea,u
at luoaiuo cents, with two parcels strictly nri
rus az ~ GEMS. w quote white at PAL Is cents The
after for parcels suitable for family flour.
Corn has improved shade. Sales If white :. 70,
cents. and Of yellow at 58a59 cts WING a. 90
Sales OF Oats at 25a30 cts
PRONlSlONS-Thereh has not hon rnrob - 49,.
since our last The transactions have been aloos, ~
cusse ,p,a we note sales of 20 casks Bacon sides
at o CTS 5oOO lbs. do. at the same rate Shnuldes
selling al 5sto5E cts; Hams to cts. '''
WHlSkEE--Sales of hhds al 2O5 cents and of hh,s
at 20za2l cts. '' anu q ooi'
PHILADELPHIA, June 4, PM.
flonr-Jhe Flour market is steady bu, no, vsny o..
i've Rye Flour is dull Corn meal station,Iv
W heat unchanged. Cprn-There is good deal d,ioo
IN Corn and holders firm Pennsylvania and Son,bs
ern feilo~ is worth 81 cents. Rye is in but little do.
nand' Oats are dull at 80 cents There is no ysbI.
movement IN Provisions. Whskey is shade lower
brings 2lz. 'o"e'-
Up to noon there were % cases of cboler. and !,
deaths reported in New York. ~
New YoRx, June 4, ppm.
There is nothing done in Cotton.
IHere is no change in The Flour market since Saur
day. '' N''u''
Corn market depressed aid prices tending downward
Pri'ae yellow 64c
No sales in wheat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
LATEST FROM Europe

The Europa, telegraphed from Halifax, brings
news to the Goth ult The crops in England were
as promising as the agriculturist could desire
the weather very fine. Money market easy in.
London Nothingin the markets differing from
the advlces brought by the Niagara.
Gen. Oudiaot had not entered Rome. Nothing
important from Hungary. The Emperor of Aus
ira had gone TO Warsaw 10 meet the Emperor Of
Russia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11

a Government Defd,lter.-It appears by the Clarks
vile Cfenn Chronicle, that Bennett Il. Bradley son
Of the late Postmaster in that place. defauer to the
Government in the Of seve1al thousand tulars.-
The young man frequently assisted his father in admins
tefng the duties Of his Office. The old man vas ren1v-
ed by President Taylor, since which the defalcation ha.
cJne to light.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11

.- The terms "guiIIotine," "decapitation, =
s'beheadlng," execution" &c. having been
found to be too weak to express the sense enter
tanned OF the atrocity of removing Democratic
office holder the ex-Commissioner Of Patents now
calls The process "BuTCHERY.' The force Of
language can no further go.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
AN EIOOIENT EIGITRE

The Mecklenburg Jeffersonian saws: "I,ike ono q,
nose wondrous rocking stones reared by the Drnids
which The finger of child might vibrae to its centre
me might OF an army could move from its place our
Constitution is so nicely poised and balanced that seems
sway with every breath of opinion yet firmly rooted
III Inc hearts and affect IONS of the people. that the wild
est storms If and fanatcism break over il +;
yainn = :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11

" The Richmond Wing comes to Us in new
dress and presents beautiful appearance.
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cularly the male portion. In the great city of Paris
not thousand persoas can reckon their far
back as LouIs Kill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

M.aiSs CorEr-sei5re Judge Cowss - -rcaD Msr-
iias D N Tai-ass ard h c s~'A Ia. .cloa = -
brought BY Ne panLf recover 10 amount o. o of
nay AID a6r.e-oi furnished The stables u Il L snn IN
Txeu ty-uuast TIE goods ere proVSd 70 Pc l-Fsi 20
10 sad stsoes OF lie rr1eI o. rely = '', : -
nittet c-fsaL Sui-h - inifl-e1 a. Les. ~
slow hat DAVID TAlas- a .lrr1l--. i- bl.a-N-}l
VA dora AL p.rtucr u >ll MUCH llirfrs N-s aA-l
n ms .ult - if pioneer act1l fyf sliA cams
go -, arr...es er- exam ned 1Otl -.les a. d
tn--r Wa rrh contra1lctcry testimony l-- Oolrl LOOK
ne .u-ec l1r-r and rendered l1-rri iof
tie defendants FOR r44l4-l d. II u -are-- i~i &c
ients-i DAN Msril-
-ou 5ro1gl BY seaman OF DE ors Damascus a. .lnsi
re pan Tor zssa-t 4nd parfg % -7 p q So
TIE nan Was ~ The sc 0f Was1-1g down ne quarter
cecss suc IN throwing p4lf o. N-1f % -l- l-cA some
Of Il went upor he captain Who slrqorlz u A. l,ea-
rcu .ct seized ne seaman oy lie lnroai All pushed IS
1ea1 against he deck s1Ters -r-s ar1 --r of-rf
- EiHl for~.rc The Coer yesisfa-y - kig.ns "a
cargo ar he oce-s q s1p slol-c preserve sirci q q
pine. and hey W. BE- protected N DONG SO ne ~
however % ne oner hard e1frlds - Pzsrus Ard pro
ierrlg hard the gent. 1-l-nl- az devoted $40
arf vii sa-c & z srart u11n-rIiec sb1se Ils captain
10 ms .lpposr1 ~ - a-rf lAa o-@- ~
pr lim By c-sE- be sai 20 - fa- " &c Fs-s-
J1'eurut for ai1.= flr 40 costs f-r c.zrI- NJ
4 S4-l 81 Mr. 2 for --'---srt NJ. { D0rol--
Before J1dse Lyac- y LIN bi1'a7 - Z D--ilS
hI1 -Acro- > seaman -ai1si nc Iap---1 % ~ -s
Cr-ors- Henry FOR a.ss1.i I'd oar-ery ~ o. ls
pan Of TIE p2ir-a ssit hal wllle b. a. Tau a.
rope o. t~o c.--r-ni occasions, .onss--e ne 1O-se
III Oh .ioopi1g posro1 ne Ca4-z. .lnl->d upon al
back This wss ce-ec l. Wss s1o~n mai lie 1An y .
hAIcs Tie tops. 4r1s SO q dong c1 not o--t
IS kn--s T-- CaVal tod liz ~Le- e sv8Tec 20 o-nl
as x1ees and that Wo1c carry e ~- d o. Ii body apo
ne rope ard ~ he -1e ne Captain <Lo ~ss o.
iae ~, o. ne house pal as foo. OF ne nan slender z
bead en- co~1 z1c ~ wl.cl -le --n CON .i1s IA %
Capl.ln sss1-.ed al- TIE Coul c0nsdsrec h.s sssf'
was A. i1gIoprey Il a- acton 0l lie pat Of ne Cap
tai1, a. . BED t1e s-a4- eP . relc-e s1f ue- q
which sA.uss soss-rOr p.rsI-s. Nr Ess .sa NJ Nab
] Tor ssfsceHsl Mr.. sssss
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(hoIera LENA.

IsDiAsA-Tnere were ! deaths IN Richmond
Ia Tor the week ending July d Il seem. % be on the
increase az lafayette IA Two deaths ia Mad4son on
Friday pols continues al the atssg da,es ire.
% me disease 10 sas s-sO en1gely .slt Aurora ~
a. k4slEz sun. Fevsy or La~rencebar.n exceut
where rersoEs and from oosts with 1sease On
them
kLSTrcKT-Tne c!ssass has entirely disappeared
frOn Louisville, Aaysyll.e ana Frankfort Il seems
also 70 D. sosang N the other places t nss visited
tn-i STAT ii seems boTeVer % oe spreading through
ne country.
ILLISoIs.-Al several Il tae snail towns IN Illinois
tie Cholera naa committed fearful rsvases Al Green.
vie u -s 5sea severe. Taere ~ deaths - Pson.
iron tee l-ih % the lsih Of July.
Al Quincy IS deaths took place ~ six dsys
IowA.-As heokgk - deaths hsd occurred since the
nsst appearance d Cho.srs a. that place Other
sze s-so s4-rrlng
CENTEAL NEw YoEK-A gentleman. ia wife and
Three endren eit Os~ego IN tne morning train 0i
on sunday Tor Syracuse Iney we're from .ndisna and
nsc just arrived al Os~ego by way o. toe Lskes The
lady complained Of sAsaE Nness before cars or
and soon siler he tram got under way gave every
symptom Of Cholera On tie arrival u Tee Train Al
Bad Einsve see wat tAksn ircn tie ears ana carried
- tie oOuse Of Ar Burns TIE keeper whsr, .he
died oef0rs night The sotsl Keepers a s.dw,a,vil.
Ina zEsnly refused 70 asazlt se<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

BOSTON. Aug. l-A.NvfD. ships Anglo American.
-rr. H-rr,. SEEDS. jane s oArks Leopold. B4euos
A. res. J-ns $40 report % Tsss-s ri MADE BY ile
Mason Barney fer ors urc Ocesuls, Chickors An
pnui,~, Auioiaeue, and ANA for Boston ons' Niord,
Tor Nork Col h0esrd, lnci oarks srsneia- Meme
Sh. Elsurur lSh jane, July =, Cape Race. NNE
SD miles. srvera .ceocras Helm Mans, Baltimore
Maryland. and Lsc0uia. Pm ade phs nngs JAMS Z her
days .caT Slssu 60 j. Gays Anu Mana ssggu, jay U.s.
sa eafk Z Caareh.-., = slsraa'ins ess' Ane,ea !.
DAYS Ago1o lin from Hsvsrs sPoss = s.t al 50 S.
loo = 81 BIZ Marce4u IRON Porlsnl for Naevitas
Adrial4c fnilA-e.pAa sclf LerA.ls 40 oils Dv..A
.chls App st9e American be4r. S9l hsAInes aad
II k.oafE. from Nufk CLEASED-oarks ta.ry Malta
ans smyrna. Jslaes saith. kasson, Jan Cen Paula
"a. ra t-ss rlskar 81 frArcl-co. >lLA. O.k. an
Merchant PSI ace.plis schr. A Tlfis. savannah An
| tfcN Bros o.. A osny- Coru-iis. and befI. \ ora
| PASSPORT. JAY -+-CLEAktu Dig Frontier. New
ors I'll. lla.Aa AeNandns Patterson ba4anof7
AAIlFAN' j-', --ClE.ksD. -chf DREAD. Ph. ..de-
pAis Akkrtu. -1-h. ..raner N.ssafa. Newton AID
| II joan 3 Itv .a-ASkfvED. schr Chsleug-
N-a-l Oh. --fh nfl. Ely. A.rxal1ria chip Con
! m1aoI~. Nel-NoIk trs Ls1v Marvel P-4ade. p1ia
-sb sn.P na.ie Cannon N~~-Yors gLEssso. TN. seh'
shNGoR' JAY -s-Arr .ehr Patriot NYork Cd SOB
! -. Pro.rer9 al Tr,on. BAamorv 50 .7in. bug.
| IL acetr AID Amethyst, NfofA scar Potomac Ne~
| sATH Ju.y se-Arr bng " Paragon. Go.ls.ogPe
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