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q, FoR SALE or TO LEr-T55 io..e nm

II: urr ana good VIII of hotel and boarding hOl
ihe vicinity Of the eastern steamboat landings said
house be eased for more Veafs The plrcha
wish The house l. r good situation for board
ere accommodate from tfty sixty persona Can
be- 81 Inc best stands n the city for lodgings and
j. excellent one for porter house. There = s.so
srls. nom slfabe for public meetings. Apply by letter
O '.i 10 Public House' ~ the ofce OF tbs paper.
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ENECIroR,- SALE or yALgAgy LEAst.

Il HOLD PROPEHTY-ANrHONf J, bLELCkkh
viii sell auct0u Tuesday next Beb ~ Al u 0eiock
bsssnent brck front dwelling house ls3 HOustDst win
lo u ground rgpnHg through 70 Second street ON which
street here tree story bnek dws8s house and store
end known a. 9 ssc6nds Tie said lssss has n years ~
run from frst Of May 1873 alta ground rent Of tle per
snuua This properly could - improved with very nins
expense and both OF tbs houses made inO stores s1 wf
make valuable sOres Also tho hOnt building snf g.sis
On log u Ayeuas G. Thgdst hey now stsnd Ihe
SAID badin9s and nAferas to be removed ffom ne prs
n.es BY hs hra ofAsrck r0r nifnef YsfueaiHs ..
lie shove property apply The 0des u The Anslopesl
Broad Il u ?. = - -.
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WM n FRANkLIN, AuciiOneer
nRCIlARD-@T.-WM n FRANKLIN, Ser. h co
OWi sell Al auction Tuesday, Feb n al IL O'Clock Il
The Merchants Exchange tho desrabs house and Ot ia
Orchard Stanton and RyiBgtons Lot Is iees
front ard rear By " fret inches IN depth Terms liberal
ard made known At sale. 81 fus
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Nonisy evculns Feb H. $3.50 he E-nale Academy
Jersiorror which she viii De assitsi BY
Mr.. Il { rmns Mr 4 KYLE and NJ Allen Dot
worth. Tckcts - cents For particulars fuiure aver
tsernents auI small bills , 81 iurh. Sst6 MONS"
DE>EElT.-Card -Sgror and SignorS kOsSi-Cok
ID 81 beg leave O ha, hey viii axe their b-ne
% on SATURDAY EVENING. Feh a on which occasion
wii be- performed he hrst act u IL CREKtA kORGtA
with sigma ruh Sig'a Ross Cors and Sig Fort. The
second sct q IL BARBlERE ID SNIGLiA with Slga
Ross CorsL Sig Guidi SsnCuiTlco. N0vel and Ross
Ccrs ard he is.t act OF ANNA BCLENA. with Signo
rue Beruccs Permit ard Fora Subscribers desiring
10 secure their scale please do 80 before saturday ii
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w. HAYWARD,

A CENT FOR LETTIS0 HOUsES Collecting Rents
a md seres on Bonds and Mortgages, bsfsby fespse.
-. IN. ,eryees % such 4ss s8d gsnnenasn may
nesd compsteni aZent ~ manage u7f If"ksI IN '''s
ritv BrOOklyh, Wl1sinsburgh, JSscJ tyi bDcyash %
srasn Island The following gsanetsfn lave knay per-
,@,-rt.,l H. 49, 81 tnsr nance In fefeFrnceg
IT, 4 Usroer IA ClfsL DR. A y WlsOn, a WalSef
-, nsyp.y Eso p. IWm Ogiiyie 81 CoLmSiz~st
Dr Panty BOnd-st Gen VI T klsrs'sd corner
4 ] Cl.co Yea ~ Bduay sprnK and Broadway
4 Re.d 20 s1 Chambessst B. T. Deaa, Esq % Cannon
AOOfr Esq. N BdNsy n. Roosevelt fiq - Wal.
Iohn Drcy Esq eor1sr " y y penu, tsf ~ OskFt
see man Ard Pear sis - Assks Esa IN Nassau
gobn Hou~y~sA Eco ~ WIN. ~ smith, Esq. eOfbsr
BsyN.si Front snd Tlstchef 80
y B,-Adeq8sfs sscurty Ia bonds can u given re-
o.lrrf once 80 De sHcgy-st Ne.-l0rt Biz
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@s 6RkGORY,s CALIFORNIA ~
Sxxs<z-r fk E,c-,r-c-sl E1s@seugcrs, win ahfcik-
Sexes y San FFancisco vii lesvs ~ -
E1pr-ss ~ - sfeSm~ys EMPIRE CITY T9e-e.y -,
21d lHEkDkEk- IA E-L win small parcels
an A--szsss l9T a. y1rs II Califyynist yhlch - -
ig.rr1 ~ IL proprietor n p~rsor 9Th cisp -.
81 s1ss 40 THOMPSON AEeoL - r-.----
NNING--Ha1s uot only Wiser fs,ct - -. - -
n 81 from 1.1eo.cg. Tie 1879. .--.r 49,
dcnz H. atss 80 - K-artrlses nat - sNas 80
by In vi a. a. onT q sss a. t.S h.s =. - 80
r.nrra AZ ser.on y zzz.1l G~nnk 9 n4.r 49,
..l -. - ,,-i :, /. b. retefs - bs ol1JSshS
y - 49, = sses,srsT a LEES, ie2 Chsftzmsf
ze1-s'~ - U0RRIsOs, ~ Chsfhsn-st
q NILLER. shos Dssler. "a ca18ls,.
= EAasLI L co, IA Cssfhzzn->-
49,, > DEyEaD ia Chsfhsrs-ss
4 OoAPEkTs lzvszlCt, Ia s0vsry, a. ans Sans
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BY JOSEPH HEOEMAN AgcuoUser
4 ssIG>EE'- SALE or DRY GOODS Al Public
n Auction By JOSEPH HE0EMAS siU - Msiast
JUNCTION OfFuiion-st Brooklyn, u Fch dsnss, beregss
gnEbsms cloths and oer ~Oolens, hosiery. gloves and
DRY goods OF all descnpuons Ia los 70 saf buyers TOR
"wednesday this dayl FEB At O'Clock and through Inc
evening and every day .nd evening liii cold @V
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M diTsena u fhes and hall dollar. per stare tks
esuiaI stoek N ths Company been declared psysbs
on n I'm day ofF-bnIsfy ns Stockholders VIII receive
ssf cvtssds application al he several onces ~befs
u.eir - respectively registered The ransfsr books
Nil b. closed rom sfh he day % Fsbreary N.
ci.s.se Per order u M Board u Directors
NORRIS kETCHUh, Treasurer
asy~-Yor Febrsafy . 1850. niwts
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re- FOuE,h-.,. IuiyeT,aliss Searsh, between vss'sp

u-noriow Sunday afternoon and evening, q aud
O'clock seats Free There viii bs course oi Tour lee
s Given In Ibis Church TIE benehs II TIE socelY o.
iues4Ny evenings the fret wll be gwen next ednv
iay eveupg the 18Th met By Hon. HORACE 0Stti5N.-
s,hec,-"Se Caiure" commencing al y O'Clock pre-
vi nckc.s hor me course admitting genNsilsn and !s1y
al SINGLE uckegs lor each lecture, - GENTS II
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" Juvenile Singing Ciass.-Mr WV. BRAD
BUKY VIII form Private Cless Of Lads End Misses r sing
ing BY noe a. 81 Broadway, Saturday a, oclceE
II Ste
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So ~ - series now Serg delivered ~ - =
q Rsps charch on the above subject WI. Dc r.
morrow evening BY Rev SIDNEY A Cokhh' S- - ~
History u Rub.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-06-05
VOLUME XVI.
THE NOR TIL CAROLINA STANDARD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
WILLIAM W. HOL ID = N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

THx NoRrH CAROLINA STANDARD isPubllshed week
l. a, JHr,. Dolar, Der annum, payable in advance. In
~ ;tn ;ll the paper be sent, unless the money for
tho same shall accompany the order. Subscribers, and
others who may wish send money to the Editor can
do 50 ,t all times by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
an sums will be promptly transmitted.
4pvxnr1sExExrs not exceeding fourteen lines will be
inserted one time dollar and twenty-five cents tor
each subsequent insertion those of greater length in
portion Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
be charged per cent higher than the above
rates. reasonable deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-06-05
Letter of Mcssrs. strange and MCKEE.

FAvErrEvlLLE, May IL, 1850. Il
HENRY /. TooLE. ESQ Dear Str Tho time for
Lhe Nashville Convention is at haDd-a meeting
pregnant with the important results 70 the whole
family Of man. When chosen by the Convention Of
this Congressional District, in March last, its rep.
at Nashville, while justly proud Of the
honor. felt most painfully the dread responsibility
thus cast upon US. But We have no wish or purpose
shrink from it. We felt assured that the same God
who had led our Fathers through the scenes of the
would lead also in the right way. eth-
er by the pillar of cloud or the pillar of FIRE. We be-
lieve all instruments in his hands to accom-
plish his purposes and know by the past that his
purposes for the future will be just and rciul. Yet
we are at this time greatly perpexed, and must con-
fess that We see not those plain indications of what
Providence designs for u.s. toenable to decide with
vile at the time proposed. AT the New Hanover
meeting held in January, one of felt hesitation
in saying that by the first Monday in June, It would
be plainly that Southern Rights would with
reasonable consideration from Northern brethren
that we must prepare TO maintain them by dssolu-
ton and war. He was mistaken. -. -
The mysterious veil of the future still hangs over
those events which must decide this question: and
one can safely conjecture in what form they will be
revealed. Under those circumstances what can
Convention do! Nothing, nothing at least but mis-
chief: Even resolutions adopted BY it cannot poss,
bly, be services and would probably do harm. Should
those resolutions be expressive OF united purpose
the South, stand by their rights at every hazard,
ing negotiation, as indecent threa.ening or idle
clustering! And if conciliatory and mild. may hey
not beget doubts in many minds at least whether the
hearts of Southern heroes not failing them, they
contemplate in fancy the great Potomac sending her
waves to the ocean, swollen and red with the blood
Of men poured out from kindred bosons. Besides
this, Nashville Convention is strorg measure, fall
of consequences; when over, it will be like an ex-
ploded bomb, no longer feared not even respected;
or will have left behind it sad and abiding evidences
IL ~
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-06-05
Heproposes no adjustment
of the fugitive slave subject.

He proposes no arrange
ment of the subject of slave
ry or the slave-trade in the
District of Columbia.
Thus, ofthe five subjects o1
disturbance and agitation-
to wit: California, territorial
governments, the boundary
question with Texas, the fu-
gitive bilf, and the subject ol
slavery in the District
His plan settles but one.
leaving the other four. unad-
justed, to infiame and exas.
perate the public mind, I fear
more than ever. .aIsfL
Under his plan, one par.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-06-05
Theirs proposes a settle
|ment Of the boundary ques-
|tion, and, being settled, q
civil war with Texas would
he averted. s.7r- .-

They offer amendments,
which will make the recov-
Iery of fugitives more effectu-
|al and at the same time, it
is believed, will be generally
satisfactory to the North.
They propose to interdict
the slave-trade in the Dis
ltrict, and to leave slavery
there undisturbed.
They propose to adjust
all Eve of them on q basis
which, it is confidently be-
lieved, is just, fair, and hon
orablc, and will be satisfacto-
:ry to the people Of the Uni
tied States.
They offer the olive branch
iof peace, harmony, and tran.
guilty. !, -.
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eSssS~y sss1 = ~ssss@s W. -
lish in parallel columns:
The Presidents plan pro-
poses an adjustment of only
one of the five subjects which
agitate and divide the coun-I
try.
The Presidents plan pro-
poses the admission of Cali
fornia as a State.
He proposes non-interven-
ton as to slavery.
But he proposes, further,
non-intervcntion in the es-
tablishment of territorial gov
ernments; that is to say, that
we shall neglect to execute
the obligation of the United
States in the treaty of Hi
dalgo; fail to govern those
whom we are bound to gov
ern !; leave them without the
protection of the civil au-
thority of any general gov
ernmcnt leave Utah without
any government at all, but
that which the Mormons may
institute /; and leave New
Mexico under the military
government of a lieutenant
colonel.
His plan fails to establish
the limits of New Mexico
east of the Rio Grande, and
would expose the people who
inhabit it to civil war, already
threatened, with Texas.
| - -.
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Under their plan, all ques-
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-06-05
The committees plan re-
an amicable set
tlemcnt of all five of them.

I10L Va SAS SOAAAubASsSS ~A
so proposes the admission Of
California as a State.
They also propose non-ln-
tervention as to slavery.
They propose action and
intervention, by the estab-
lishment of civil government
for the Territories, in confor-
nifty with treaty and coasti-
tutional obligations; to give
the experimenting and con-
trolling power Of our general
government, in place of that
of Mexico, which they have
lost ; and to substitute a civil
Instead of that military gov
|ernment, which declares it
will assume an attitude OF
neutrality in the boundary
contest between New Mexi-
CO and Texas.
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tons being settled in a spirit
of mutual concession and
compromise, there will be
general acquiescence, if not
satisfaction !; and the whole
country will enjoy once more
the blessings of domestic
peace, concord, and reconcil-
iation.
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OITY ITEMS

M5SoAT MyaSis. Jsa u
TINS COAis6 FEsrTyAL We are ssslrsd that
s sry arrangement promise, ina, "a Printer. Fosavs on
lIrstsy q ghl ofib. DeeA viii be rsa g ,aoad oes mo
rolgn Fesuval intellectually nd py scs.y considered Il
W Be dual celebration First hsrsry ccusisiag ofmus
o.es written by MsssTI WIN Ogd Bourne sai Franklin
] Ousrsoa VITA lsasi- uy Geo, Csrrs addresses By
-s.rs Peter BAker Prc.itss Of Toe society aai b.r
- greeley al 81 0faaon - W.Ism Harrison ms
palro- Of ne exsTcses tie admission being ottslted
-cksu which lsvs teen widely ditH;b1se1 Ana IN
order 10 insure sup.e ~. a. desire st,e11 re
lL1on. have beea opened procure ne Theser Tor IS
1.. % ne erllamsur sec1aty IL. celebration IA
p. festive grand supper ail be pr9aasJ ~ Af Nh DO
s1eh guaranty o. ercelence IA lne gas,rouOfslc de
.l.luell A. the suppe. Women viii lske he p.Ace VI
Vine ana measures ae aiken 10 have The nunser of
correspond win is recommendation that lhdre
e for a. has s1sud Invitations hen
e'sndss humber ol gentlemen cf hisA standing ire
lerarv world Ard he ASSURANCE a.rcav received an
many Of them hat hey VII te present Ger Adon.rrm
amber oUe Of ne Oldest pruters 10 ne City. M pre-
ILe supper table ssstsel ly James CouEer. Geo Nor
r. Geo Bruce Geo Ne,bi.l AID John JoTeu After
slpp-r .oasi. eeIs, shou speeches a. he
psrv w ~ cuFa he sa'oon there he eV.sEgs
asuen. ~! conclude b. q BAL Tie Assembly
ler NJ. N.t0s Wish las b4I ~ u bed. Is he
sr-sl By fsr ln re CIV ne eject a. you enter 90 /,
retlng lac that y0u 7o-4 experience ~uering ;ns
recspaorrcs1. q, Windsor Csle From ne soof ~ he
Going Ls d.fance Is - 7y' IN s0gA % i 20 feet an
ar4ih 81 fec Tie 80 lls artist have
c.rl.il- Sc Ylc.,y = l 10 most srkiJz elegance The
-e.l. A. was ~, -r-d VIII Fre-ci gray aEd pes.
'e1 9ecaf- s-ly ly shade nd Agst-.Fl1s b. he
-9sa rsssy ard rcl appearance hat ~ have noNl
seen eeuae1 Tie a~-ts are Aiegn and M0Leus and lie
frsa esSs-sle. e.- % professional EXCELLENCE
4e widows VI MS superb chamber are bow toeyl Usn
I've o. aye slEe The hanEEgs whll- and crimson
Ness windows and 42nga.s without ornament lhe
olclesra elevated above Tie heads Or he audience ad
laced he l< s0d Of he room Parac.
tas been aker Abundance vi pure ar
al Tree veru.anon. Tbs point n importance
ressAEon uecessay lgst place for egres-
res AID hat man who o.e- sight q IL importance
'-es slght u ll- Interests because people novatsys
src.d crowded hat have ventilation TIE room
- fgt@i wi.h seven Chandeliers and ~ burners 2,
s brilliant glt the coup fed gor1eous o. @
sT ne lgsi Of the s1n
Win a. hese appliances All mean. 10 booLs We DO
uof Sc how -,e rdsy Of Franklin "a. % - q m.
menorsied 10 nrcna saa increasing iag aner
TIA PUBLIC HEALTH -IIecSlyl Report u DeasA.
81 ne Cry sd coOay Of Ss~Yosk from NJ ssa dsr o.
January 10 lie IN aay Of January, -
Men s. W0nst, 81 , BOYS, a.: hrls. Il Total "a
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AND MONEY MATTERS
F,r Saiss Of Stocks g. ZEE Fssyn Page

sarUEn.sY Jaa ppm
in -t0c AS IL market IS entirely banged since yes
sisy ard ssod iea of decline hss recovered
he and Ere Bo,as AZ farmers Loan recovered Il
per AZ the Second Board he market was o~ar.y
~ anu Ia governments t.-rs q. Hir demand flli
plces
Tie " hltehsn God Mining Company. Stockton
md Has. have declared dividend Of - being
per put on capital STOCK The divdeads OF this very
,ucc .iu Company have reached s2,ooo ls per
Re capita stock January ssl, and dufas ha (
no ume ne machinery not in operation
Ia Freights We hear Of but moderate business
a. preyfoas rsles Cotton ,s2d Flour sd Grain 4tds.s
Dead weigh 20sdl2s So TIE engagements q he pes,
hires days have tssn In Freghts Liverpool 0o tasa
Com sid 800 bbls Flour lssd I5obz Bacon, 2s
30 baies Couon, S52d FOR square and . tsns LogTood
-. To Glasgow - bbs Flour p % uns LogTood, Ss
add Ro.n p ID To California here change snd we
hard q contracts
Exchange Is heavy and while prices are 80 low
re nsTses VII continue cay sSsring 3. 7iaa AID
aomnsL
A sale Of sbout 90 200 900, being the balance Of
he four million second Mortgage Loan Of he Pre- Railroad
nueh YESTERDAY sonetng Of o. bat 70, below %
These Bond. sypolseeatsd hands Or capitalist.
4Hi sod - he hoters Reimbursement Il Is 10
1efstood sfsr paying the oans he Company vii resEe
eDou q to o.id The HornsIsvle extension
The irge impOr,ations OF the last week are In
eFesiag he balance IN Ihe pubic Treasury The
received today = so2lS, payments sse,2l1 balance
s275l,iA TIE Exports Of lie week fl,477,es2 81
which 1888 with1nwu rom he warehouse Tie
following table Will saow he value Of The imports o. Dry
good, this week, sna Of those enisred wGehOasing
4sr-fts r.rnruf from ~.
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SEPT S-lco4as Asrla 90 E-s l4nt lle4 - ysel.ery
90 Virginia dss,l-fy Joan llglugsfon q New lra.
.yscnirfy " Thompson o.. Ne'gl ord s2.cile >reYhea
trooA
- HEype, @, Beverly MA.s q, .ea,rry
S-Jacoo Nsrtolr- lt Georgia, 1ysc1,ery
i-koen Fisher a. IS years residet o. N-S Ol.esrs
IA IA Morris ben n A.bsny, msa, years resident
% reTsegsly, y tyseuies;.
I5-g CsTgnin rersxo. q Gilman ny tirtl.
l6FrSncls klcuge. GeTtlar. aged soout g. sur-sfrucz
Sg-C--saa Nc.ie, SAILOR, ton n Hamburg aged stoui
&5-JAres NEnteIbeck \ volla.ser
s,-lssac b1rk. ~ Montgomery CO Pa MEMBER "
Gordon CEJya.s AssociAao. troF.y James Brown. "
Conn fo-1G drowned Brown. formerly head c1TPeaie-
"a sos7t htsA'e SsvSanaa' I-cHs's WilsHs aai7s 4
oci , Georse AiS.- Is ssa % have seen blacksmith
'ae Iludso BAY Company samuel Dsvesot, oied - re
s-JSseph Porrr cane here Il siap Tl..-s-oc, Jotu
Tuis I'D Tlorss DAVIS Trends q deceased WI confer
fsv0g hs CARS lAe Chez u PoEce Va B Brown,
Esgashman rece-ly irun Nsw-Ysrk asa .eGer. q ~
eommsndsuon from { q. GuGn. Of ne Brown Jug. -
John Dosgberty - inssrAa RESIDED org tas "a
NsvJers-s. zane here y SIP Roh- B0wne Pierre tsr
Tes e-' 49, V sg oso =, - -
.AnaEA desa 0~o S~~ara Tray recently a0n Pen
u-JOAn Derneds died suddenly on board he bsrs ".
WATSON. recelt'y u trurn y ; "
l5-Re7calAno Toleio, Nj Baloek ron Wi-szns5ers
/ / and & member Of he !. y. &c 2
ls-Chsrles NilAn-s coiorea. ee4 tent Of Antonio
Mo1en4n, Clarss Fei. NJ boGA - Bosgnesr died u
90 rave *; n $50
IVA c Harr. ;rou BGunc-v, III. !, ss,d Dc ave
! 80 n he m.nes
s-FoUoa dead man oAlet Land sboul = y-ars u sse
sai Lave here IN 11a-d u ~ ADcca1 17E
PAgc Dane sornefiy New FORA Plot
&-D 4 sorToughs sged About . yesrs ron AlsesiaA
supposed 70 be a WheelWrtgbt
-john MeCneSe1, died IN Mr.. csrPenier's ho0ss nesI
Csrks Peat
@-wR Coins recenry from SeSs-orisAn.' Aoesf
WGlscn
SGIhomks Walden. . Sc0.ch sa.or
Si--Aousieur Leg3rc ron BresL Frsnee simon LII
le. from New Bedford
N9v s-caaries schlsek HIn0vsriAn, di~d a the FL
CO ior ReszsEznL
,OrAIiek Healy, c.ock-zAker BY trade. formerly q
NeW ssxef Com Dice n ne hospiaL
- Grtcrsor scotch sailor died civ Hospital
few days ae-s tis striss1or
Wa hanrvS, naive Of Surrey. Eng 40, Ard FOR
Esry 81 ppi1x master a. 81 Bridge-st a. Syduev he el
letters And paper q importance whsch sre Tow II psss
co1 q he Chef Of Poice
sJs.a bosysios kosvlss chaleAa tsed sbO0 = sies
A. he CIV hoSpitsL
SAn elderly FrsuekzsE died socsv q lie CIV h,.vitsl
~ecncc &c wBs e1riei ~ he tSwa Reward : Hsvdeu
sss Of C0n1ecc0 Lsc b2<d fron shs RsTsre Hoi-l
le-Aisu AeIsct voQileST, Wa buried todxy Huzn
n y sospiss ~ pSsss w. ksc h<s ~ sosss - s.p
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Arrived.

e.. '.s... s.aa H.. nss,ss c'.a..ii - 3. .,ag s. t
81. N Chrs, Hla.s SOrel-. 10 q, usss. u s.sss
81 egit.a fAnisf Fn'i Aliserg nl.e ias d" @T'nie'
~ Rnrs STATE l-.-- L'sfyo D.. a iss a. =, -
.~ p-ssrlstrs 20 Z Kagsaf c. - - - q.
aaas " fasay - y i'ieon. saisf tanss " = n
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