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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

stormy and We spent the day Of the SsksTn NINE on
the shore of Rock harbor This h another nine which
has not been worked With any grest success hitherto
bat il pox 10 be thoroughly tested under the spern
tendance Of Capt Curnow, Cornsnman' Oh mqcn eA,
perience both in the mines of Great Britain and those OF
The Lake Superior region. The captain has already
made some valuable discoveries in relation to the veins
of the location and another year vii ne doubt test the
leen whether ia beds Of rock no thicker than the@e
Of Isle Royse copper enough be found in the VEINS
10 psy for working them. far from all the sources o
the supplies necessary tor the subsistence OF the mn
employed. That much copper exits IN Isle Ho!4e o.
one denies The only question Is whether the veins VII
prove extensive and lasting enough to pay the great 1
peDse which necessarily attends the establishment "i
mine, here or indeed, anywhere
On Monday We walked TO find the storm succeeied
By fresh breeze from the north with promise OF c "a
fine day and the CRY vas, 10 the boat 1e D9al vs.
laden, breakfast eaten, many adleus to our shd enter
tsners spoken, and al A " Ne started 10 our open
boats-seyen persons IN aI-tBe elgn,h Na-a4'-1
FRIEDMAN refusing % run the risk-fOr Eagle HarooE,
or KeyeensW Point distance in straight line OF forty
FIVE uiles--like that from newborn 70 worcester
or from Boston 70 Worcester But We were iOlihs's:
Our north wind drove Us merrly wing and wing u0Ll
about II O'Clock, when We took advantage Oi ''e a."
L,c..s and ran along With this until the MIDDLE OF the
afternoon az this time southwest breeze came 70 our
assistance and thirteen hours from starting We an mo
tie desired haven so far a. We can learn tns passage
has been made but four or five tunes WITHIN the memory
OF man in an open boat for, excepting al Seasons "hr
the weather may be depended uPon for day t viii not
do to rfk the Of the middle Of the passage An
other danger is that Of meeting strong Wind blowing d.
recty of the shore of the point against which II Il Oitfn
impossible 10 row if too lar out We had me run
scfos and suffered none Of those disasters which might
have happened
The sam Ward has been mp again to-day, and the
Captain tells me that be intends soon TO visit the North
Shore again We saw at the time that he enjoyed the
scenery as much any OF and sincerely hope that
some Of my friends from below may be on board, for
know OF 10 spot worthy of visit by the tourist
Nav the dsy though still be distant when tour hher
shall become fashionable Aw T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
UTAH

We have received ej,ices hom Utah TO June H. *
weeks later than previous daies Tie DESERT Aes-s
gives ftS iten of interest
It's The va OF TIE poole THAI Hon John VI Brnhis-l
shaI b. ecftd cur Ds!ega 20 Cotg.ess - 's s
'i,n be ~ ia Angus, mex hsNiug given un YER sag
q csc .iua Cgiiug his ,-.; campaign.
L.. iuGep-I deuC- letter uAL srflveo IN ,hs n uf
3, ieasg. IN isl lac not Errv . lsls.n sl-u h-
csrsi.r len Sch has Dee ths state 81 cling ths
past Ia months. between this and lldep nc-nc- nova
snow rain snd high ha, been I'M s-lle o. yet t-
heavy mails Tire - Sud from ths best L-ornkl)u ~
an CD ALI Suppose Shege are tsely t'ur l-s oss
OF 81 matter cached fchft for this place. luce
rtrctrt oi be June mail The letters generally pre-
rrre have been brought which has bsea yh-c 5y
he cSirrs swiRInrc rivers with mails os. inr head
rur fos,s Of Indian rubber bed sacks aud such ike
h,riks and ~ cer,:asd iAst teams are now notion
saftrrg NJ al re mails and thA nof far tis,t
non his place. but matter how q iAr % Cny
go IS distant they must Wall u the waters s5se
1he Crtgon all arrived June T. most OF the papers Is
~sisr could make them eohsequsnty mes Of tns
t,r oI Tie States had 10 lie ana dy until the ns1t
mail
Tie California mail due the liib, arrived on the III
lrst very Wet.
The grsshcppes performing the work Of assrncton
81 = fearful rate, N part, . the Valley W. are
creoiby informed that between the Cotton Food Crooks
whole fields q ssIoEs grains totally extinct y their
operations 'hai in one ZEN acre fel Shi.h Fss Te-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

deIvsrsd in due tine Capt. s. has regularly employed
sbf IT 10 mules AID y or Is men on this dangerous a
route - .
AHtri0 Le5g has letter dated Las Crasces. NeF Aex
&C. June 10 ls9. from which msk- the Following Fl
trse cort4rpg Interesting Information aoozi the mnsrA
Productions Of that Territory 49,
Jrfi The mineral wealth has oeea ma
q. IN the bowels II The neigh boring mounf.ios
for ard uDtsuob.d BY human ingenuity Ut the fSt oil
"a eIteDce known 20 nh soIAr' OF ine counry
~ IT, INN regular which course ih- slope, 81
al etrrsIges this reah only visible ou; tan
gitls. few uonihs since Mr Hugh Sss-n.on ~-ato!
sD6 eners fc rem u P1so County stni az some q
p-fisnc,o hunter - s-sTch for mn-s After G-rernNy
searching ron.s they last discovered rich VEN
Dpoh hicb NJ : Immediately began work upon 81 al
soal. un ike vSas If the EAst-d bat being i"dsd
~ qushf. hyperion 20 many OF the mo-; noted mines ~
Mex opfr2fur have been comm sd ca nn-b-uFse
- value II The ueAl and irc risinx 10 our
IT dsths stately Proportion OF mm-ns- mining hici-n-
~h all It's machinery para herDais and busy ife -
STR usfeo BY tie operations Of Mr. st-v-u-'n oh-E 81
urtYs quest OF Plata Blanc aud one parry
hs hem rewarded Vnh m-rfeo and wonderful sue sess
Mexican ine hunter by the name of 'oGes>s ao"l;
he last Of May discovered ore Of the richest mines OF IL
that County, has produced The exhibition Of the
metal created perfect furore 10 our nay. for the
ooe Iperier cd men in this business have
rounCed the Weld 10 be three marks OF silver ana oneTth
Of gold % the Of 800 lbs The mine situated IN he
Canon La Cuevs, among the Siens OF los Orgu loS
shout four leagues from this place surrounded by Immense
qusuiiies G, timber a. the base Of III CSaoO With tEo
srge springs q excellent water eligible stu zion
for Ming oper tons caUnot BE- fouud This vein i nov
ph vice, than that worked by Stevenson and ha Weld
j. aid b. abundant Msny -migrsnt- 20 CtfOr
ia stopped here. de arrg that they want better
Cs ria ihsn this sno are uow employed by the owners
II the excavation 81 the mine IL Is sad + H-udr-- Esq,
oi r Psso Co. and Don Pedro Ag-rI-, iour Tesaiest
tzeu have yurcl ased the whole Of th, splendid mine
r. the and others interested Certain Il =
that they both bu-y engaged in employing miners and
IL bu,loIg furnaces which significant ths; they have
heayy interests Il st-ke
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

iadraace with her beautiful ladies. In vain
have I gazcd upon the crowds which grace
Broadway OF ornament Niblo's 20 End pref
ty face aud | am informed the same east OF
couniensnce charaoteiizes the "lower crust
What a chance for one of our city ladicsl | an
confident, If had the sweet and lovely Mss
by my side Tomorrow evening at
Niblo's, that | should command sufficient atien-
ton 10 satisfy an ordinary ambition.
The business season is just opening and tho
goods are not only beautiful but OF an entire
~ new style. have met with number Of
Southern merchants Of every description who
are laying in large stocks Of goods among
them several Of our old towns men. M. Dung
of the firm Of Young q Carson. Mr.. Ryan OF
the firm Of Ryan Il Wilson, Bddmore and
Mr. Bell of the firm Of Brooks, Dell " 70,
Richmond. know nothing about goods. but
would say 10 our Merchants, If they want the
creature comforts" and Injuries Of life when
they como here the Metropolitan is the
place It's worth treat 10 see the Ethiopian
performance in the dining room. They all
wear white linen jackets. And arc perfectly
drilled TO the tapping Of a bell. Some OF their
eyolutons would challenge the admiration
even Of our Rife Guards.
The weather has been very severe since my
arrival here bit it Is now as pleasant aud as
bolmy as the "Sunuy South" Father Ritch-
les beautiful conception seems to be reversed
and Spring is sitting in the lap Of Winter
| expect 10 hear the distinguished IRISH Orator,
Mcagher, and 10 see The Spanish daascuscs this
week, if so | may write agaln-unll then may
peace and plenty be with you. Yours &c.
"SONTAG."
p. S. ! see ii quoted from your valuable pa
per this morning, that Virginia claims the Gallo.
rio discovery. 1t is now feared here that it
will provo a magnificent failure but this is
place Of progress. 5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

TELEGRAPH TO THE PACIFIc-Wc learn
from the Richmond Enquirer, that the Com.
mittee on Territories have under consideration
proposition for the construction of tee
graph to the Pacific, the parties, who are appli-
Giants for the support of Government in carry
ing out their project, plodging themselves to
send the first message through to San Francis
co IN eighteen months from the date of the
grant. The aid they ask from Congress is the
grant of a million and a half Of acres of land
located along the line of the telegraph, which
IS to run from ST. Louis, through the Salt Lake
City, to San Francisco, distance of about 9,
400 miles. The projectors contemplate the
construction ola subtcrraneao line, with testing
tubes every five, and working stations every
che hundred miles throughout the route.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
COMMERCIAL.
baltimore Markets. Fer. :

The Flour market more firm to-day with
tive demand for Howard Street Mt s. %, bur hi,
urettv generally refused IL sell. Tho saes or,.,
some $50 barrels at $ %
Sales Of / 800 barrels City Mills at s. 25.
Wheat is scarce and wanted Some red M, ~
brought | lG cts. White is worth from l22 to log
Sales Of Yellow Corn at G2a53. Nothing in WI
Ons, 4oa1lc. for Md, and f3a44: for p.
Rye Is held at 84nS7c.
Whisky 2ile., with sales.
AT auction to-day
l5e hid. y. y. sugar ohefe"' III sold 9j a 5 10
AZ do do do 10 a As
~ bbls y. v. HoIaSses 29l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

The President elect has informed the Mayor
of Baltimore by letter, OF his wish to decline a
public reception there, on his way to Wash
lngton. The Committee of the Councils, an.
pointed on the subject, have consequently been
discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

Cabinet rumors revive. Louis McLane is
mentioned for the department Of State, and
Mr.Stanton, of Tenn, for the Navy Marshall
OF Cal, and Polk, of Tenn, are on visit to
Concord.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
[ Eiral NIL in Me monlh Of ilelrngLy !

tV- A. tho season is with u.s. when there IS always
much -elnes. among children caused by sudden colds,
II NAV not be aniss for mention thu. the new med
irj,o. AYERS CHERRY PECTORAle' attracting
sa much Of the public notice. for the cure {" serious
Lung Complaints, Is when used IN sma" d'se5' one u
rv hest in the worl for occasional family use
Il i. simple and harmless for children, as well as very
nnln,ble Weuse the article ourselves, aud would re-
com 5ond our readers cd on John II Seoy ana get
n bnrIr for trial. ftp o-it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

Young Purnell, who recently killed In
gram. fellow cadet at the Kentucky Mill
tary Institute, has been discharged from Gus
tody, on the ground of jusrifabe homicide.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

Sears C. Walker, the eminent astrono
mer and mathematician, died at his brothers
residence. near Cincinnati few days since
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.--T q T Il E

81 Merchants and Trade.men OF Lyprnru' 9
Tho undersigned. Publisher Of the RotSokE bk4eof'
published At SalrH1 Roanoke county oilers INC
If said paper as very fine medium for A9feF,-s =
the Merchant &C. Of Lynrhburg he paas'I
sncarief Inducements fr patronngein that WV
The terms viii be liberal. y ~ 01 "
I In,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

non Mr' Dixon, Senator from Kentucky
we regret to learn. continues 81 sar;onsIv -.
disposed tina, his physicians, have recomrcn1
TT ,'''''o'a'e removal to a warm climate
he WI. accordingly set out at once for Charles
ton, and possibly for Havana. We .;o.a.a,,,
hope that the change may restore HI. hoa,.h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

a ISL AIuRE-THE .HNCIENT DOMINION
L00hiNG UP'-3 200 600 Appropriated for Inner.
nal lalforec"tS-he bills orprominting in the oggrc-
Tenn. South Side Petersburg and NornlL md Dan'
nIIe Railroads have passed the HOUSE,, and await the
action Of the SENArE. In the mean time the Friends ar
hfIe'"al Improvements who may wish to appronri,Ia
Her ln9ds in the completion of their winner
at the CLOTHING BAZAAR, for which t6ry win ' ,o
eeiye handsome dirjaea3s on sight ' -
hose who wisha fine lifting Garment cguol ~ enc
TO-" ro5 at Expense trouble wop5
StorN at Dress, Frook, and Sack COATS PAWS
- = &r the shape, size, taste and means nf oil
M may hr accommodated. A. D SHAFER & co '''
Clothing Bazapr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
~. TIE MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT

IL prepared upon these immutabe pfinciPeot nature
nfrr carefully studying and Experimenting with the va
rions clements of its composition upon the different DIS
.nscs for which it recommended. There Is no guess
work or chance hazard about it II acts upon strict
chemical physiological and organic laws, and can there
fore be- depended upon with perfect certainty. in curing
Rbcunatism Piles Bruises, Burns, Ulcers, Sprans or
Sores of any Lind and for caed breasts, chap
ped hands, letters ringworms. Tic thousands OF
bottles laily yelling is proof enoushof this.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
r-g-sTABLER'S GOOD MEDICINES

Tie surpss. nrly beautiful style in which these articles
are nut IN calls forth the eueomums ai nil who nave seen
hem and this il certain indication ''at my ''
leor rcsared with nm uncommon degree Of skill and
e. and all who ilso them can feel c"raniH 4" 'hrf
excellence for the enre Of Coughs Colds Asthma ana
early .tages of Consumption, and Diarrhoa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

OATS, OATS, OATS.--THE SUBSCRI-
" Der has on hapd. aud to arrive large quantity of
Seed Oats, from the counties of Botetot and Rock
bridge, which will be sold low for cash.
DAN'L s. JASPER
Itch c6w On tho Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

HAyIHG been afflicted with the Rheumatism many
year. without being able obtain any rciei from Doc
tors, or popular remedies. | determined To try the
MusrAsG LfXtMEST. Much to my surprise and joy,
ms Won nay well imagine, received almost immediate
relief and began recover rapidly. One 30 cent bot
tie has nearly cured me, and am satisfied that few
more applications Of the inmcnt will perfectly eradi-
cate the disease from my system. A. FREEMAN.
fob 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Sailing Of the Ocean Steamers
FROM UNITED STATES.

7 ItNJ.FI
SHIPS. LEAVES Fop IN
Black Warrior. New York Havana &, MotileIon Ok
Arabia -...----. New Yorl -. Liverpool .Inn oG
Crescent City New York Havanas n 0 Jan o.
Isabel. Charleston-..- Key West & Havana Jan 90
Niagarq .-....-.-. Boston. Liverpool 49,. Feb .
City Of Glasgow. Philadelphia. Liverpool Feb
Batc.-.--...-...New York -. Liverpool Feb
FROM EUROPE.
Canada ..Liverpoo.- Boston. Jan %
Atlantic. Liverpool. New Yor, jan of
Liverpool 49,. New York. Jan so
City of Manch'tr. Liverpool Philadelphia . Feb
Pacific. .-.-....---.L iverpoo--. New York Feb Q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
TnE kalNE ExrnA DLrLoN Ca.g.-ILIs case


cites, as 10 have oeoasioned at one time fears
Of an outbreak and attempt at rescue, ha' been
before the Supreme Court a, Washington, and
some Of the points involved aJjudicaled.--
Thomos Kane m Irshmon by blnb,s claimed
By The British Minister. under the Ashbuhon
treaty, on a charge Of felony committed within
tho Jurisdiction Of Great B,ilaio Judge Nell
son rendered long opinion, concluding as fol-
lows:
Upon the whole, | am satisfied thai the
prisoner IS in confinement under the Treaty
and act of Congress, without any lawful on.
thofiry.
/ On the ground that the Judiciary posses
scs no jurisdiction to entertain the proceeding,
under The Treaty for the apprehension aud
commtal Of the alleged fugitive, without a
previous requistion made under the authority
oi Great Britain upon the President Of The i.
States, aud his authority Obtained for the pur-
pose.
2 That The United States Commissioner in
the case is not an officer within the Treaty or
act Of Congress, upon whom the power Is con
ferred - hear and determine the question Of
crlminallly, upon which The surrender is to be
made.
;. That there wns no competent evidence
before the Commissioner, II he possessed thai
power, 10 issue the warrant. And,
= 'Pp" '"5se R''unos inc ''Icu' 'ou' !
~ nv Li,'' '''' ''so''!' '''1''"o
- ''''a,'pl'iS nun ',o CUSTODY ana IT'S ue'a
III ~, ~ ''o 'poo . o',eT ~
''''o y ''''' " '"' wiz u i'"0''' Wv
P's,
me Nbiei justice and Judge Daniel oil 'r-
gina, fully concurrcd III this decision. 1t Is
understood that Judge Curtis agreed with
them substantially on the merits. bat differed
n, tho onos,;o, r. inn; .,lo,;o, e iii. oau,.
~ 3.r,
:. no ''"'' '"ueos ','e' vi 'lies'o" u Ju''S
dlcHoh, out th'nk Inc proceedings regular
The effect will be to bring up the Kane case
again in proper and lcgai shape.
crona. p.,.a-.,,.. u. u-I.,.,
oan na1La. - ao ',al' ' ,t '''''' a. -,''''.
oeo.od - s,,haa.;p,. q, ~ ooo ,a'aa.1 a..
aaaoa,I .,..,,I;,,a. a., rr1.,, .,''o
.aa.oL orc;. Ill.,. F...1.r. ~, -, =.
a.a. IA 49,, - ,J.e'''0"
ra., AZ - - 1"J
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

The Washington Union is not disposed, the
Alexandra Gazette sass, TO stand the fire OF
its Every dear friends and allies" of the Dem.
ocralic party, and returns the recent compA.
mcats of the Democratic Review, IN Kind. The
Union declares that che entire catalogue of
flaming patriots who make the columns OF the
Democratic Review the medium Of periodic;
dissertations on the sweets Of plumber and the
beauties of carnage, are in hot pursuit Of lu-
crative posts under the government" This
is positively shocking" The Union has ii
very "miatory" conclusion, in which it gives
notice, that ii is perfectly well acquainted with
the ntligues of these political Adventures
and, if the occasion demands it will bc "morc
full and explicit in its expositions." The pub
lie will regret that the Occasion" has not YET
offered itself BY all means let the catastro-
phe be fastened. These giimpses at the real
ty awaken a laudable curiosity to know The
whole truth The Union ought 10 do some.
thlag more, at once, than "abhor the bucca-
neer morality and reprobatc the insane policy
oil the Democratic Review
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
J ss STAGEAND RAILROAD

q 1.-THE NEXT REGULAR
n Session of the subscribers school will commence
on tuesday the first day of February and close the
hrs, OF 5uy' 1t desirable that pupils should be pre-
SEM at the beginning of the session.
40. LhMS per session of months SO So SIS 90 and
@-O w according to the glude of scholar.
school Room Church Street nearly in rea of the
r'onNdn iiotel. WM. b FEATHERSTON.
jan 3l.3tawts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05


GEN CAss is pressing his MoNnor HGsoLu
TONS with On earnestness aud persistence
of purpose quito foreign to his nature, and on
y to be explained by The fact that there s no
earthly occasion for their adoption Just at this
time. When there is demand from prompt
and decisive legislation tho courage ofthe Gen
eral often fails him. but let there be no such
occasion and no man can be more desperately
rash. He followed up the farrago Of Monsieur
Soule, the other day, reitcratlng the views he
had previously expressed aud reading letter
from Mr.. Jenerson-lrom which be dcduced
tho following conclusions:
LIST. That tho European powers should not
be permitted TO "intermcddle with els. Allan
tic affairs" meaning thereby those affairs re-
latng to the political condition of the people of
this continent, and accepting The reservation OF
Mr.. Monroe, that existing colonial rights
should not be interfered with
I'd. That this doctrine should be adhered
to, even at the expense Of war.
3D. That the u. States have deep interest
in the acqusion ofCuba, aud that, If we can
not obtain possession oft, without too great
cost oil blood or treasure, 1t mnst be secured
Especially from the control of England) by
its independence. And we may add now,
since circumstances have much changed, aud
the immediate dangers, then impending over
the island have passed away that II may with
safety remain in the possession of Spain, SO
long as she can hold 1t and takes no step to
convert it 10 our in ury.
4th. That it is proper that upon these sub
jects declarations shonld be submitted to Con-
gress in order 10 procure their corporations
as without it such declarations might be fruit
less.
9Th. In addition to these propositions, there
is another opinion advanced by Mr.. jefferson
in tins letter. which | confess have read with
unmixed satisfaction, for it confirms in full The
Ipropriety ofthc proposition submitted to the
Senate at our last session, To declare our pro
test against the atrocions violation of the rights
of nations, by the Interference of one power in
| the internal affairs otanother. Mr.. Jcncrson's
words are
Nor is the occasion TO he sighted, which
this proposition offers, of declaring our protest
against the atrocious violations of the rights oil
nations, by the interference of any one in the
internal affairs ofanother SO nogliousy begun
by Bonaparte, and now continued by the e.
qualy lawless Alliance, calling itself holy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

a. tlnt superior Old Brown Java Cofiee-also. 10 ar
mud bales Mocha do. All in want of an extro or.
ticc can be suppIiedat u
feb Ats SAUNDERS &, IRpV,c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

NJ AN FED. SAN apprentice 10 lenrn the Baking
w business. about ID or lG y,ats of age one who
can come wei recommended-none other need apply
the city Bakery. JAS. SIMPSON
feb 2-l1s -