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DROUGHAMs LYCEUM. BROADWAY, NEARBROOuE

tJlLGRIMS PROGRESS.-WILL SOON CLOSE, AT
L Washington Hail. No. 500 Broadway, the panorama
Of Bunyans Pilgrims ProgressThe public respect-
FULLY informed that the exhibition of this painting
which has received the universal encomiums the public
press and which has been visited by almost all the schools
and churches Of city, will close during the coming
Open evening at quarter
O'Clock. Admission, % cents Descriptive catalogues I21
cents Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons at ocock when Children will be
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NI rs, LAURA 4. JUNES' CONCEKT, TIT RSDAY
1NI evening April 0-Mrs. L. A. Jones will give her First
Concert consisting of Sacred Miscellaneous Vocal aud
Music on Thursday evening April TO- at the Chi
nese Assembly Rooms assisted by the following emn
lists and amateurs Mrs. Emma Gillingham Bostwck Miss
Julia Wheeloek Miss Mary L. Hawey Mr. Henry c. Timm
Mr. Philip Meyer Mr. J. Beutler Mr.. Robert Andrews and
Dodwoshs 9uartette Band also the Choir Of ST. Barthol
Harmonic Society Tickets 80 eentsto be had the usual
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Atogsl Ramos
Atwood Edward
Ashton VIM u
Avery John
Ashe 1.kes
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% cents children under years Of age price
Tuesday evening April the entertainments will commence
with Grand Star and Waltz Entrees Remarkable Eques
TRAN Juvenile Feat Thomas Neville the incon
nm.rsan norsenan; Learned Russian Horse, Altar Gull
the Globe; Somerset Act by Thomas McColum Rivers
FAMILY The Coco Dance La Rose Scena Equeste Haut
Eeoe by Mile Caroline Logo and NJ Loisset which Mle
arolne VIII Introduce her celebrated Frtte Eaton
Stone on his steed Tartarus. &c. Clown. MAllett
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Wadley Mr. Thos
Wall Mss Elizabeth
walsh Mes Iouiss
J
Walsh Mrs John
wallace Mis- Eliza
beth
" alker Mrs Solo.
mon
Walton Miss Adelall
A
airing Mrs Julia !
Warren Miss Susan
Watson Mrs, Nor.
fulk ST.
Webb Mrs, 2d ave
WheUlVek Miss Mar,
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
San francisco Advertisements.
ZONES noTEL.-corncr sansolac

ZONES HOTEL--C SansoIae anc
- California streets, San Francisco - Tho
proprietor of the above Hotel bcgs to inform
his friends and the public generally. through.
ont the state, that he has Just completed in th'
very best manner, extensive additions aud rcn
oyations to the same, and is now prepared Il
accommodate them in i more superior styly
than formerly.
Tho Hotel fronts on Slnsome street li2 feet
and on California 6j. and is three stories high
The Ladies' Parlor % by so, Il elegantly fitted
up with every regard to comfort and convent
ence. The Dining Rooms 10 hy % il the larg.
est and most roomy in the state. The buldini
contains 50 rooms, fu nshed in manner no.
70 be surpassed, with every attention 10 err
and ln2ury, and the terms for board rs low as
any first class hotel in the city. 3nno45
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
A correspondent of the Californi

A correspondent of the California
Courier, writing from the city Of Mex
leo, Nov. 2, 1851, states that
"Ihe news from the north comes in
rather slowly. and somewhat contra
dctory, but things on the whole look
favorable ior the establishment of the
Republic of Sierra Madrc. The bri-
gade of General Uraga, to which Gen.
Alvalos has been looking for support
to defend Matamoras against the in,
surgents, commenced its march. short
OF provisions and money, and il re
port is true, finds himself arrested at
Cindad Victoria, completely destitute
Of every thing.
"The jealousy OF the niny on the
line of the Rio Grande against q. los
Americanos," caused sort Of reaction
on the part of the Mexican population,
when they began TO see that the revo.
lnlion was likely to lead to the annex.
alton of the new Republic TO the
United States, and, in consequence,
the forces of Carbajal have not ma.
terially increased, while AlyaIlos has
made out to muster about 700 men
for the defence of Matamoras How
ever, the Texans are coming over in
small parties, and this department Of
CarbajaPs force has swelled 10 800
rlilemen, every one of whom, of
course, ought to be good for dozen
Mexicans. The day before yesterday,
the government received an official
dispatch from General Alvalos, and
yesterday it was communicated 10 the
Chambers. The dispatch is dated at
Matamoras, October 22, the substance
OF which is that OH the 20th the forces
OF Carbalal, composed of 800 Texans
and 600 Mexicans, well equipped, set
themselves down before that place, but
made no attack till the 2lst. On the
latter day, they made, after divers
movements, an attack upon the lines
OF Matamoras, which lasted from nine
o'clock, A. NJ, till four PM, and were
at frs. successful, but the Mexican
commander, placing himself at the.
head Of column of infantry, with
two pieces of artillery, after a hot fre,
retook all the points, causing q cons
siderable loss to the enemy, who re-
tired to some distance from the city.
The combat was expected to recon-
mence on the day Of the date Of the
dispatch General Garay arrived on
the 22nd at Matamoras, in the steamer
Neptune, with reinforcement Of 100
men for the government"
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22

The .S'eeet Potatoe. This wed
IS destined TO be extensively cul
in California The valleys Of Ill
are probably as well adapted
growth, as any soil in the world
The climate could hardy 10 |
Curing the past summer, sweet
toes have been raised on several
bordering on the river below md
some Of which are now offered
market, at from eight 10 ten ccn|
pound. Another season, the did
abont getting good seed will Il
moved, when We shall expect
sthe product at home so great Ms.
tlreiy destroy the importation
the SANDWICH Islands. In,lce,
people Of the Hawaiian Kin
might as well conclude at once
California will no longer iurnI
market for their vegetables, sioi.
sure TO be SO. The quicker the,
raising q surplus Of vegetables,
turn their attention to Guilty
sugar. plantains. bananas, ora
and other prc diets for which
Islands are peculiarly adapted,
better it will be for all concern,
transcript.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
ORIGINAL DEFEC7NE

He was accordingly released. followed
to another place in the woods whicl
he pointed ont, and then the bars o
silver were found buried in ,he sand
One of the bars were covered with
canvass, the other enclosed in wooden
box. Great credit is due to Mr.
iiurtado for his efficiency in recover
ing the treasure, Which has so fna
been considered lost.
! The Star OF a late date, says that
the city authorities had been inyesti,
| eating charges against Mr.. lIurtado
for his conduct in this affair, and that
Mr.. IL had been summoned before
them to defend himself
LETTER FROM GEN. scorr.
The N z HcrcM published the fol-
lowing letter from General Winfield
Scott. 1t was addressed 10 eight
members of the Pennsylvania Senate.
who wrote to the Generation the pur-
pose OF ascertmning his sentiments:
Washington, March 70, 1851.
SIR,--l have received your letter
(marked conflential'), in which,
after committing the error Of suspect.
ing me 10 be " fully before the country
as the Wing candidate for the Presi-
dency,' You proceed to interroga,e
me in many points of grave public
interest.
Permit me 10 say that. considering
we shall probably only have have
whig candidate for The Presidency
through National Convention, and
that | cannot be lis nominee except
by the force of the unsolicited parti.
ality of large masses Of my country
men:
Considering also, that if nv char
acter and principles he not already
known, it would be idle TO attempt to
supply the deficient impressions BY
mere paper professions of wisdom and
virtue, made for the occasion:
And considering that if | answer
your queries, | must go on and answer
others already before me, as well as
the long series that would inevitably
follow, TO the disgust of the public
| will beg permission to close this
acknowledgement of your letter by SUBJ
scribing myself, with great respect,
your obedicnt servant.
WINFIELD ScoTT.
Esq. Harrisburg, Pa.
+. ST. must add that | write and
say nothing on public subjects which !
am unwilling 10 see published,
w.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
W. we extract from the Aarysville
LcpTess the following iyemv. y,

ASepreSS ihe loliowing ftemy: M
h'se IN The Rire,.--.Since the LAST
ram, we learn that ne liver NJ onr
landing lni has risen nearly two feet.
lhis will bring up the Gov. Dana and
oher boats Of a larger cise.. and en-.
aoie onr merchants and Others to net
'iieir freight 10 our landing n much
cheaper rate. Fe nay confidently
expect to see at oar landing, two or
'hiee boats day in . fev days.
Theresa good time eem;nsn
Machlncry for tie Nbua,asss. Tho
outter Quartz company hsye m az.
slne of ioriy-eicht korse power i;,.
driving machinery about 10 he errctol
at foIdstown, some 'hirsy-Ave miles
from this pLpe, between she Y,sa anJ
Feather rivers, formerly known a.
Tolls old diggings. fhe bo,,er i
unusually large for the power N the
engine, weighing as ~e were informed
about 5000 Bs Tae mschinerv was
manufactured a the Union Troo
Works, San 4 ran ,isco. Itis intended {
10 run nifty stamps. Judge Bright
undertakes the herrulAnean task Of
conveying {, this ponderou. machine 10
the place Of its fuure labsrs
SERIOUS AcprcerY. A rsn namef
Hiellard Mcrriscp. in company with two
trends, left our city IN Monday evesine
Tor Suisrn valley They had proceeded
some two cr three miles on their Journey
when y vac decided to return. The =
party hsd proceeded but short distanco
when Msrrisors mule fellwith him.
catching hi.lee under him. and serious.
y fracturins both bsnes between the
knee and ankle.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22

Insanity There are now a.
State Hospital in this city, ten
twelve insane persons, who are nj
tained at the expense OF the s
his, IS TO be presumed, is but ST
proportion of the lunatics in
country 1t is a common remark |
Il greater number Of insane persl
in proportion TO the population,
found in California. than in any otI
state IN The Union, and common
servaiion confirms the opinion. 4
cause Of this is cvident--most peo|
in California are constantly IN /,
midst OF excitement, Keeping III
minds oyertaxed TO such an exteu,
io tend to arrangement. MANY hi
been disappointed in not realizing !
hisa hopes their Imagination had :
tured, which, no doubt, is anoil
cause of insanity. Then, again. !;
temperance is one Of the PREVAIL
vices of California, which. nnou
tionably creates more mental Ieran.
ment THAI all other causes combine
For these reasons. it is not improbal
that the state will incur a laroc {,
pense IN sustaining lunatics for We,
to come, and the most judicious nol
to be pursued should be inquired !,
as soon as possible. 1t must be q
dent, that a general hospital is NOT
suitable place to maintain thai unca
tunate class. Many of Them are No
necessarily put in chains, like prisone
for crime, because the safety Of tho
around ar require their confinement.
llie condition of the ravinp maniac
rs they are now cared for, 10 piteo
IN the extreme, while the prospect
my oil them ever acquiring DER re-
son, IS slim enough 7ranscyspt.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
San Francisco Advertisements.
Sutter Iron Works.
Rincon Point, San Francisco

Rincon Point, San Francisco
- TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin,
~ cry for crushing and pulyerizing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an cx-
tensive assortment of patterns on hand, are
prepared to receive and execnte orders witt
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information, or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo.
X Glnyas, Supeylntcndans, as above, or
JAS. Blair Esq, Agent, San Ffnncisco, vii!
be promptly attended to.
Aug 30--3ftl*
DANIEL oKEsoS. ronv nEvVir.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22

The contract for carrying the mail
from Astoria to Oregon city, has been
let for $4,000 per annum. The dis
rance Is about liz miles. The. con.
tract for carrying the mail to the
Great Salt Lake has been les az,
$4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
lsTHMUs INTELLIGENCE.
Drea9tut Riot at GHogres -.Sereral
persons Killed.

DFedGJW MOI uL CH0YreS - 'SeteTd
persons killed.
The following particulars are iroa
the Panama Star, of Oct. 29ih:
On Sunday morning, we published
in an extra, the following authentic
account of most disgraceful and
dangerous riot that occurred at Cha.
gres on the 23d inst.
On Yesterday the Herah appeared
containing a postscript, in which II is
stated from thirty TO forty Americans
were killed, and over one hundred
natives. The authority for this state.
ment is from passengers. We are
quite confident that the intelligence
we issued, is much more reliable
and truthful account of the affair, than
the exaggerated stories told in the
Herald.
1t is street rumor that Governor
Diaz will leave here to>day or to-
morrow at the head of one hundred
of the National Guard, for the purpose
of restoring peace and order at Cha
grcs. We trust that he will succeed
in any such endeavor.
Recorery Of Stolen Treasure. Two
bars Of silver, valued at five thousand
dollars, were recovered on Friday last,
the oath Of October, by Mr. z. Hur-
tado, on the Cruces road. They were
stolen from the British specie train
about three months ago, and all the
hope of recovering them had been
abandoned Last week, however,
suspicious were excited against native
man, and he was arrested by Mr.
Hurtado, who induced him TO confess
the robbery, and TO state that the
treasure was buried some distance out
on the Cruces road. He was taken
out to the place indicated, and after
| digging about it for some time, and no
discovery of it being made. Mr.. Hur-
,ado had him taken and hung to
tree As soon as he found tho rope
lightning upon his neck, he confessed
that he had misled the search, AID
that, if they would release him, he
would take them TO the right spot.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
ARRIVAL OF THE OREGON AND
GOLDEN GATE.

Sir days later from The 4tta'atic States
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Oregon, arrived in San
francisco, on Monday, November a.
at y O'Clock, NJ, having made the run
in the short space OF fifteen days and
eighteen hours. She was detained OF
thc mouth of the halbor by a dense
'og since ten O'Clock on Sunday night.
One Of the most Interesting items
by this arrival is the announcement of
he removal of Allen f. Owen, from
he Consulate at Havana.
The .Spaniards demanding war
against tie United .Sates.- Advices
per steamer Asia have reached New
York from Spain, stating that the 90.
vernment was excessively indignant
1t the invasion Of Cuba, and, not being
informed at the time Of the execution
Of Lopez, had ordered reinforcements
70 the number of six thousand men TO
The 1sloud. The Madrid Herald de.
clares that if our government does not
suppress the attempt at invasion, it
viii lead TO Il war between that go
ternment and the United States.
AFFAIns IN MADRIp.--The fol
owing particulars a'e from a private
ettcr received by last steamer.
a few days since, Don Andres
Aranzo. a nob!eman of Cuba, pre-
'ented q petition to her Maicsty's 90
'ernment. asking Tor certain conces-
>cssions for Cuba In order that it
night come in its order, he placed it
before Bravo Murillo, President of
ihe Cabinet. Bravo Murllo refused
10 take charge of it, telling Andres
some pretty hard words.
After this Andres succeeded in gain
ing an audience OF the Queen. to whom
he presented the petition in person.
The august lady said that she deeply
that she was not the mistress
Of her own desires, or she would at
once declare war against the United
States, come what might,
AT a ate meeting Of the cabinet il
was agreed TO send 8000 more troops
10 Cuba, six steamers, and all the
sailing vessels possible
AT the manufactory at Seville, the
casting Of cannon is going on with
rapidly.
The greater part of the Spanish
newspapers clamor for the holding of
public meetings, in order that public
opinion may be consulted upon the
Cuban question.
ltisproposed to call an extra session
of Congress for the same purpose.
The people of Catalania ask that
war may be Immediately declared
againstth the United States, and that let
ters OF narquc may be granted.
The desire for war is universal in
Spain
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
Jacks and Woodruff

C2 Inform their friends and thc publ,
"a that they are prepared TO ofei
WnIches and JewelrY of the best and mos
fashionable styles at the lowest cash prices.
They comprise inc London levers, anchor e.
opponents, and iopnes, from the most celehra
ted manufacturers of Europe. Also. Diamond
Pearl, Ruby, Emerald. and Opal jewclry o.
the richest and most splendid description, Ill
which are offered at 30 per cent less than form.
er prices.
&S.Ioweirv manufactured from California gold
10 Gold Quartz separated and refined.
* Chronomelefs rated hy tr nisit.
~ Watch repairing exern'ed with punctuaH
~ anu despatch. No. 27i Montgomery st. ii
Bolton and Barron building. 4c-3n.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
i. ARGENTI and Co.
.Joseph Genella.

AN Montgomery street, near jackson, has
and opeped the lsrgesi assuftnost of Croeke-
nv, Glass and Hollow ware. Cutlery, BOOKING
Glasses. chandeliers, etc, that can be found
on lh1 shores Of the Pac &c and he pledges
himself to SELF goods of the best quality at The
most ressc lable rates.
Particular attention paid 10 selecting wares
forhate1. soln
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
ocr22m Lor.. Wharf, Sam Francisco

Rvu ACUNDRAl x co offer for si'la cleat
ISH aud mess pork. in bbs and inli h'ls.
rr>s and prime occi, cheese. nonsses' pick
l-s. manii,. China and MuScoNado sugars,
.1cn aud black teas in varin'iS PACKAGES,
srt,tq,l spces. whole spices IN bond, CHAIN
Iaqnr. port Madeira aud sherry wines, IN
wn,l and olass. spcrm en- dies, brandy AN.
u!is>,y. in yliss l. ,1ts. shoes and hrogaaS,
,,nc md heavy cldhing blankets. blne aud
white 6rt.s. c,lur,d ii nnels. China silks, cnn-
,,hn. trtuiks bunrv. lime Juice. tavana'a and
Man Ia cigars and heronis. c"fon. ch"c"lhie.
wo"d.n ware, Urooms, stationary, nails aud
spikes ot-in'
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22

ASNll III EhOTuEhS Il 60. California
~ street San Frnrisco. oficr fJr sale
Gtlicy flour in half barrels.
Irish whskey. English strme beer, in casks,
Havana scgars, superior quality,
Sherry VINE. in casks.
Blankets. heavy clothing,
Candles. Rice, etc, etc. 50lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
I'd. l.SshfsSVXEa.A. nrNr.
1M.--gsaiIcy a. Gilbert. Oil Man,

4 1NH" HEshEtF1 ~ Nahs"F<H n w 4Tt'''T-
~ uiIrturcrs Pine street between san>ome
and Battery, have on hand aud are constant
~ manufacturing pure blcached sperm Oil,
well recommended for machinery; bleached
polar Oil, and Winter strained Lard Oil in
packages 10 suit purchasers, and the quality
guaranteed
On lland-3ooo gallons pure sperm Oil ,
$1,000 gallons Polar Oil; 5000 gals Lard
Oh, 1000 gals winter strained Polar Oil.
56 lm San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22

CALIFORNIA PRODUCE, Just reeeiy-
I ed, ex schoeners Ferdinand, ID. X.
Whiting, !" and MARY" The subscribers
offer for sale at their new store, Central
Wharf. between Battery and Pine sts,
1850 sacks best Santa Cruz potatoes,
500 !" Bodegs and Ban Jose do
o5o a onions, in prime condition,
Chilies, Tomatoes, etc etc,
California Barley daily arriving from san
Jose. Sonoma, Coatra Costs, etc Chiii
Bsriey, in 100 lb bags.
All which will be sold at LOWEST ha.Nei ',,
rates. City and uP RIVER TRApEhs w'i'
find i. to their advaptageso give Us oa'i
HENRY T0UMf u GO.
Central Wharf,
Saim between Battery and Front streets
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22

NiANTIC HOTEL The undersigned
~ woiiil respectfully Announce that this
new and cuauJiious Hotel, situated at The
corner Of Clay nnd Sansome streets, is now
open Tor the ptIon of company The House
ir located upon fhc site of the old ship \ Hn-
:ic in the very henrr Of the city, and whether
for The man of business or pleasure, the loea-
tou is nut excellcd by any other in town.
The pnrirs are spacious and ta>tcfully furn-
isled. while the sleeping rooms arc nea'. airy
and neasunt. The harder will be amply snp-
piled with every substantial and inNury which
the nlarket alTurdS. and The choircst wiues
and qinrs will always he found at the bar.
ia SHIRT, tlir undersigned pledges hin, eli that
nothing shall hc wauting 10 tender the NAn-
tic H';cI an agreeable resort Tor either lhe
traveller of business or pleasure.
L. II RoBIE Proprietor
" Il The snb>criher respectfully Inform
the public that he has seturcd The services OF
4tr. CiiaS. Z. Davenport, formerly Of the EX.
chnnne Goth" ilouso. Boston. Mass 40 I'M
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22

n II LTALS-bUU bnndIeS shetL lfnni as
lNl sorted numbers;
2a bundles Russia iron, assorted numbers F;
IS bundles imitation Russia iron, as'd do;
SO bundles galvanized sheet iron No lS,
100 bundles irin wire; 100 bxs Canada plates
/ 70 bundles hoop iron; 800 boxes tin plates;
10 doz Douglass patent pumps;
casks ziac; 10 rolls sheet lead;
100 doz fuacets and stop cocks
40 kegs shutter and boiler rive;s;
400 papers assorted rivets;
T;nmen's machines and tools;
parlor CRATES with marble mantle pieces
7. kAYLOR,
.e.sw California street
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-22
WINFIELD ScoTT

--, ISL. Iiarrlsburg, Ia.
p s Il must add that | write and
say nothing on public subjects which i
am unwilling 10 see published.
VS..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-09
Pulling a Yarkse

Americans are prnFerhiIlly an lF.Ia.stitG a-n-
pie yet from the very necessity which thls on
senters there ts no person who heller unI~r-
stands the art of parrying aat. LaiItIAr inglf-S-
tyeHess in another than Yankee. We w.re
amused recently. BY ar archInt given I'll i ritr
fsAni of buy which came Of II a country ~
lagH through which hc was travelling hrtyr---
himself ari one of the natives rtp manifested an
itch.H- curiosity TO pry into his aiIIiFs
'Hnwdy dew" exclaimed tlEa latter hlstI.n- Id
to him as he a'igiste,! for Tess flofrr's y to-
te.--'r"ckua Fsr sr-n yna ~Jrlrwhera fu.o
how
'O.i YES was tha answer H9 L3a5t I4avg been
there oFtc: III my life
'Sp5se yam are -r:t.- t"'--=xpert.H- t54 ua-..
of tte place tn b. sgp-.ari.
.Jns, sol go there =. = 4, .rly sstlre war Nj
yoare come fEGl- Lruai---tnr place nf -rsl. ra-v.
Rally now asw bell >pJ<e yesa are . iayg-
yer, or doctor, maybe tra!er. pr E-Thaps s1sus
other profess'Iun or caliiH-.
''fc- have always Pu+,uc.t ~o.rr- one w t'ty~.
professionals
Got business in tts ca.tnsrt eb e
", | AIN at slgis ttnf, gagged i'm frts .llfAz.
y sec sy yoif trunk y"u are frUs. Bpsias,-
anything stirring IH FH-tyt."
.'les u,sn ;.R,. wofaefy. horses ahf .,-ri4-ss.
ana furious Northea~ter.-
You da:.'t say s"i Web ss--iaTa aa-r r..ra
at" taTnaI cate. Wh1t .'ye tl.it.> ttet II ~ lie
E;ms%'
why sir !. Is N :" .a.aa t'.,' '.a.y'.' sf....-
deliver him Ip t, t'~ ct.ir-rs.t. aF o.: ..la4 -a
frc.:-
Ynl lad a n"astrctl- Iglt gr rain - P1s4sr--
did an agtHi s.-.t; nf iamage, s2ose.
Yss Il Wei Ill tae h's.It..Is-- 4ns1 n..< t-
street, dan ts--terv tatar. iti.4rtat
ID .it,'t "ld Fa,b-tIl: .-'t ~asSia-
Nn THev lIa,s IL a9 - tha rr.atrs rs rlt4 t.r tt--
Liberty rrse.
lo4'rr cgt--t~ c'4af /. guess rul =r= ksarl@r
fa"lu'. Pray NstsT . a. = c.Fii t,1.ss,sn- .xsai
NAV hc ro':r rar3s
II C.t-ht h. Ss-i'fa. or B-evr~. hf. il = 20. w.
I le@- chalk. The fact i ssr h.tye never IA! =
name Nh~a 1 wa> bern nv rnnth-r WE -
busy thai sac forgot 60 tame sas shs. s1ca after
was SS4rFn! aTvay hv R4sStak@ flF 1.a.he- hrT
and noH ltst aheat arr'sins 70 tie I.,sssls-
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