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the Atlantic States lie to preach on the s,h ut q, TIA
Capitol, Belcia.

the Atlantic States lie preach on the e,h us q. ia
Capitol, Betcia.
ATTEMPTS TO DEsrEor THE SpRu Nsv,Da-Ts.
steamship Sierra Nevads arrived yesterday afternoon A
81 o'clock Great excitement bad ensued on board oxinv
TO the discovery by the Engineer OF po; to blow IN tbs
ship by letting of the from the boilers Toe OF he
frtmen named Brofey and Scotly defeated ia this
attempt the passage 10 Psnsms the morning Of he
eth April Nothing said about il the time and on ,ts
return passage similar attempt made the 24th and
9th inst The fire withdrawn speedily possible
and the catastrophe prevented thOsgh with the greatest
difficulty. The allowed TO 90 at large until tAs
day Of the steamers arrival at this port when they sere
put in irons and are in custody. The vl prOba
bly, be speedily examined by the Recorder when thu fs
facts will be developed.
LEGIsLsTIvE-A bill has been introduced into the Sen
ate for the establishment of branca Female U1iyersty
At Benieis The object is mos, laudable one but the
by which the enterprise is 10 be carried cut appe
to be novel il not extraordinary.
The bill provides for the appointment Of seven Dreoors
such Directors to be selected by the Governor All the
perqustes Of The Martinez Ferry together with the right
title and interest TO all the land covered with water high
tide within the limits OF Beneca northery OF certain DE-
zig sted line, are TO be conveyed.
The bill sought to be rushed through the Senate With
PR cpit.te haste but filed of reaching third resding
owing TO objections being offered.
The STATS ZEITUSc.-Thi German paper, the Stlais
Znug, before Owned by JOINT stock compsny, has been
pure based by the EDITOR Mr.. kTug in partnership With
another 1t daily, and the only German paper the
Pacific
MRS SINCLAIR We have to welcome the appearance
Of star ct the first magnitude upon the horizon ~ Cali
forniap thestricsls Mrs Csthanne Sinclair arrived At
San Francisco yesterday morning in the steamer Panama
The celebrity has attended her theatrical has
preceded her and all California will be on the tpoe Of
expectation first crafty curiosity and aierwed 20
der Just tribute to the talent of the actress Fran Her.
Rich DIGGNGs-A gentleman from across The Bay,
Yesterday sold this market the latest proceeds ch
iead-of potatoes for the jersble sum ef $500.
There were thirty FIVE 10 the lot and they were ken
hy dealer fourteen per pound. The same gen
ttm.n had previously sold from the same little patch sew
ersl hundtd uns Of the article At prices fully remunes
tive smaller lot Of the sort or rather not quite 50
desirable from Santa Cruz, melted the producer over
S. 600 Alta Calf mia
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Richardson Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

Per Cdndda LfvEsPooL, 5th Mo- 18th. 1883
tn date Of last report 1h degree drnae
hes characterized the trade eli It's branch and slightly need
purchase WHEAT and FLou2 quotations.
holders tnr careless about selling the
the opertfions have been only moderate
This afternoon we had or two light showers Of rain
5th Mo. 9TH
We had raher slender attendance
withdrawing which fair Of business took WR..T
ard FLOUR rates for the former and
hDs advance established he latter The demand Tor In
CoHS. whether White Yellow. limited
American Yellow reported having been cold 81 p quarter
ship.
Oars and OATMEAL in slow and former with difficulty
supported
BFAss upon the spot sold bat slowly per
floating eoes scarce and rather better request No change
other Grticles
Imports ard Flour & the d., consist Of D mas
Of What 1tS quarters Indian Cora 49, us bb. and ss5
ei. Flour Exports fos sane pero5 n, quarters Wheat ga
Indian Cosu zoos bb and $50 sacks Flour We quote
value Of American ceT-ss. this days mst Baltimore and Gen
Wheat d72 red Ohio 606T Per hs Baltimore
and Philadelphia Flour 6sSs Western Canal 22sas per sS
yesv Indian Corn 81 l6 and white 81 3Sl3 $50 lb
marie ruled pretty steady throughout the
precisely the for al descriptions Qotei
Of the 6-h inst
L.RD active still
suited compared with the two preceding weeks present
value.
Beer in slow request without variation In price.
PoKE q poted previously
BleOs by any mss. plentiful and good quality wo,a ,
~ full rates
'CIovKgsEEp-D Demand ser, prces OF course nominal
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AUSTRIA.

Jiggemes7v who held an important charge in the Ius
gsrsn army during the campaign sf 1872 and a;terssri
took refuge with NJ Kossuth in Turkey, has h-en cap
tured by the Austrian gendAraes at Hsvau near Gysn-
COS In Hungary.
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THE CALIFORNIA NEWS IN FULL.
ARRIVAL OF THE Ell DORADO.
SI.OOO,OOO IN GOLD.
MINING INTELLiGE E.
SHIP EEws-MARRIAGEs AND DEArHs-xARKErs-
PASSENGERS, &C, &C.

The FL Dorado, Capt Davenport, arrived on Wednes-
day morning. bringing the U. S. Mail passengers and
treasure Of steamer Panama which left San Francisco
on the 9TH ult.
The Ell Dorado LEFT Aspinwall the evening of the 2Sth
ut and Kingston the LIST June. She brings 80 passen
gers. and nearly one million treasure on freight.
There was nothing of interest transpirng on the
Ishmus and the health of the residents continues good
The work the railroad prosecuted with energy and
rspidfy.
On the evening of the 2sth passed steamer Illinois
going into Aspinwall
The Second Mate of bark Edward Cohen, George L.
Ap,leby, of Portland, Me-, died at Kingston, June6
eft IN Kingston following B.rks Edward
Cuba Mary Kinba for NewOreans; brig X.
Canton, Johnson CaEthagens w
J. Doyle Runders for Nt-York
The following is the Ell Dorado's specie list
American Exchange Bank ESQ o Adams 10000
0o0lC W. Thomas. 8 so
$50 Harb-ck Comm. 7i0
Edes............. 5000 Burroyne Plume.... 40eo0
Apheus FORBES 1890 Everett BowG........ $3.50
Peter Nay or ............' lo5o
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Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular.

TTr I0UTT1 u ZTTTI
dse ofour circular aevces Arabia on the h inst Cor
with
nd ESTIMATED sale, that b1es On Saturday VERY am
ps YVES se by hoders and GRADES sosngy Of
Of the which
rs;rss 10 Of 1900 The Csnsds arrived ~ and
the ippess Monday but check to speculative op.
on, Of political differences existing with
slightly affected ihe pubic
,e to feeling This feeling b,
he daily ding the
encouraging and the adces Pee
calculated strengthen the
nortsr, The business reported at-Monday ra.
s,y ZOO Wednedsy 5000 Thursday 1000 the wearing
ouet although steady the close but Offer
rr and prices scarcely buoyant Sstudiy last and will be
the that rood
eoupri,ed Of other than American descriptions
The total sales Of the we't @ details seen
which $500
include 40 800 bales fAmercan Of -hch "a
euso and exporters leaving 40 bales OF al kinds 70
The import for the 1861 bale. which g. % are
Aue
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The following persons came passengers in the Ell

Thompson Gocke G1sns lady and d.ushtsr W. Flos
Mrs I'd. Guion three children Hav1hars B.
Mrs Golden Chez Hefernsn and lady A. w Collier
Cad.Ion NJ Novseo Brsinard s L. Wright Hopkins A.
Dudly Heath p T. Traver Mr. Doyle and l.dy Leroy
Fremsn, Livingston w Cashna1 w Cooper O. Con-
roy JohDon W Atnson H. Cessn' John Comstoek Camp
he'll p Fastmsn Noah Davidson C. norr O. Villa John ke
~ A. Lsport, Davis chost PomPt Pou2,h Theo O. Iaos
Joln Patrck, L. Fsrtrother J. w Gage, Mr. Roberts J. r.
Bsnthon Mr.. Eye.har w Heb. Robert Nontz ". s Ford
Kuitht J. hcreso @ W. Hobtzet aud chldr-n James
J,huson Appleton P. Palmer Dahisl Douglass r. Gilmore o.
Appleton Hermon, T. w frankey Bitz X. HuSunin,
Chr. Sanford NJ Brown Jno. Hebnes Hugh run Digh
Brode> Alison Ktey. Peter Bern Mrs c. NJ Henry
Fisher Lewis Harmon Mrs. r. A. Nesbit Frsnk Rufe
J p boemus. Juo Morrow Thos Flanagan, T. Woods rho
Kovon q A. Hsih.w.y s. Judd Isaac r. Warren Dr. L. wallis
Hathaway ". Smith MeQuliz W ID Bronx Geo Knlfen "
Boud Gegrre ebert Casey Michael Keogh j. Dow
D. Coburn O. T. Croesert M Crockett Good sin Read
Weets Morrill, j. Ashe Baxter, r. Gobber NJ Ovens
By.rs wymsn MeCurdy; R Upton, w Bance, aiy oa
chi Thos Williamson, g. = Abbott NJ Steph-nson W.
H,r,rd w stroud capt Goonte Gas,od Miss Soa1or Garrett
james hfesioe Mr.. Clirt James Clinton CLARK Fon
deuof Hogan J Martin C. Grsn H. Warren Ira Sey-
n and 10 more in the steersse
We are indebted to J. 7. Rodgers, Esq, Parser of
tie Fl Dorado and to the Express agents of Wells
Fargo & Co., Berford & Co, aud Adams & Co.. for
California papers,
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I.yerpcsi Freight Market.

he United States b. varied much week
De1dweiE- eewIork % scarcely
rers higher; pc passage NeSok about TO-
Freisht to NewIort Destright. s2scs0I
Goods II eG2oi Fr-dwsre y ErhenwsIe, l7s To Boston
Deadwegh . G. Fine CO. - Hardware, 20i; EG.hsu
- g. To Phil. riis DeaCweght Is ol Pine Goods %
HsrdsGe ss Earth. Isl To Baltimore DeadwsEht 3
Goods ST. HSldwsre n; EArthenw1re. Isl. 10 NewO
less DesdWesh IS G4e Fine Goods ST. Hardware 81; Eath
auxx. L m
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'RIcEs TO-DAY

Note1 feature Is Observable in the business Of d,v which 80.
mated 100 tales 1900 bns % specust rs sd
Ab0uth the
opinion that sopp thence likely he
our and stock here by
extent would have indicated likely
keep speculation check and
upward in prices such operation usually influence AMI
little he defined Of the probable
Of that the inducements not sufficiently
the trade hand importers the other
different 10 that hitherto pursued VIZ meeting the other
market value for the material without
either and incline this
immediate future of the msket likely result than
sngune ecsnons that may be reazed later
opinion but
sufficiently developed enable
7 concusOrs.
m,y be Of interest quantity Of East India
The about 10 COO bales Of which about 90
ar destined 70 this port
The report Of manufacturing district, s
highly but the amount Of
per, undertake still kept check difficulty
q descriptions Of Yarn has been established
cpo1s goods have quay participated the improvement
the producer position
in Yarn The sdvc' from India and China
oimrove this position Of affairs for time
foods ian Colonies of the hitherto
Tie home demand is however increasing.
notwhsGIe which and prevalence Of fine weather the an
ruled firm since last and fair
trsutpd the leading articles the full currency
Of rain keeps vegetation backward but there
showers falling which will change the
country cheer full anticipation.
transacted WHEAs at full prices FLous
quest and difficult to buy .nculave feus having
NDIsE CoRN slow OF sale We tables Of prices (which
the rates Of Ia dsyl imports nc
sales orted this week has
spTcd n QUERC IRos BARK
LIRT-iO American have CHANGED hands 81 Pewt
LiHsEED CAgES-Are dull and
Continues free Of sale 00 bb having realized
n to l0l a cwt- a. 10 quality.
without change IN vslue with limited
SPIRITS TuRPEsTSEAre held at So for Americans English
sellirs AZ ~ y owt
Of crona of good quality have been prse
psy At "a 6to a = cwt
Inn the traueac areu mimi rtauf
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Brown, SHIRLEY 4, Co.'S Circu,ar.

Per Canada. LIVERPOOL, Fiiay, Nay p, 1855
good demsnd prices
the week ensipg evening being so
to sreeustors snd 2,751 bales TO exporters.
To cay the business estimated 1000 bales with 500 specu
tors ne mIset olosIDg tsney ~ tee following gqo,ston
Fair Orlesns..6i Fair Mobiles. 90 Fair UpsdsGl
Midding: 80 NddlpE. ID Mddiss......5l5is
Inferior, 9fd4. Ordinary 4id5id Y n
The stock Of CoTros IN this 100 bales OF Which i 90
American ssanst 5 Goo at this period Of last Of which
f2aCoo American.
The business in YARNS has been se with advance Of i9ld
~ Goods have been rather inquired ser rather rather
II
There has been doing days Corn market
beng sse and prbeps for consumption pnces in favor Of
holders Western Canal FLoUs .6d22 Philadelphia
% sass Ohio 3 and Canada 22saz6 Sour q
n White WHEAT sd7 and Red e4d69 y 70 n White INo.
an Com 81; Mixed 80 6d3i Yellow S2f y quarter.
No saes Of TvRPLsTisE 70 rpoT E)d quality nominsy 16
RESIN brisk demand 37lo bhs hSvns be disposed
a6 eNt. foI common 70 loL6 q eHt fine quality.
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Raptists "a Alabama.

The Baptist cause isprosperous in Alabama
The great objects cf h9day, Missions, Sab
bath. schools. Education, both general md theo.
logical, share largely in prayers, the sym.
ptthies, and the "mentM aid. Of our brethren
here. There are in this State. $50 Baptist
churches. Is Associations, and 80 900 com.
niunicants
The Baptist church in Marion, numbers about
800 members OF whoIn near 400 are colored.
It has enjoyed the continuous and zeafogs Ia
bors Of its present devoted pastor, Rev III
De y0tie, for about thirteen years. Under his
7h1tstrations mi it continues in highly prosperous
cohditiol.-For some mont6ssplst 5a precious g
revival has been progressing among the colered
population, resulting in the conversion and bap.
tisn of over 40. rs
sThe twenty anniversary Of the S Ala.
bama Baptist State Convention" has just been
held with the church in this village The annual
sermon was preached by Rev. s. Hend. .rson,
OF Macon County, from Matt, xviii. ls1:tstAll
power is given unto me" &c. The speaker
illustrated very forcibly, and at length, the do.
minion aud power of the Saviour, portrayed
tile purposes which his power sllbseryes, and
educed encouragements to those who labor in
Zion. Other able sermons aud stirring appeals
were given upon missions, the Biblecause. edu;
carion, &c. Interesting reports, upon various
topics, were read, and animating discussions
were held, which evinced that, of Alabama
Rnptists, large number, at least are quite
aFake upon thesgreat questions I'd osengage the
Christian world. The report uponshe state o.
rsligion presented the cheering intelligence, thai
tie churches were never more PROSPEROUS, and
tSat some s 600 have been added BIZ baptism
sstle past year. The financial report exhibited
:. al raised for benevolent objects, S473O; be
SIDES the amount for the Bible cause of nea,
$1,000. The report eliciting by far the great
cit interest was. ontheological education. This
'Itopic was the burden of much delibehtion, o
urgent appeals, and of many feryent prayers
IAN educated ministry is the imperious de
nnnnd ct the present crisis. Il
The two principal literary institutions unde
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N3er trust / man for the vehemence :, Of
, asseSsa,ions. whose bare word you would :
trustsS kpaye viii make no more OF s~earlE
to aIXisehood, than Of affirming it,

crs,ars, rs,Fxg.oyMssr1s CnuKcn.-The, h0f
rose saaarS states, that no sooner does the +
rrdiashour boom forth from the stsepG pSa r,0If u,
the wIoIe eco Congregation who may be possessed
a wasS Dull them out and narrowly scan, scan !
dial, asn to the fractional part of; of second
Then snsues kind OF era"tn,, ;ndor hand Toudl,
windsgthsm up and shifting OF 'noeS sra ranaII tI
if the gburchwas turned into some H"so NO
manuhheatotsI uhheat
It's a shame, if any person poorer in'
YOU il more contented than YOU
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:. n kfreglentiy the preiuaeIo a&sIs
n the pioneer to.a profFa,e ss;
bs w asIof3our physical ind tal
narae sm by mutual re-uEtion: Ehe
n Ma:,pp Intense pleasure altastes
sasscet tbilits to intense -forros u
Ma.;oh and on every oe fslon ere:
aaa ..ose 6sm resigned mode @ @in
Mnay ~ - Vemesrate in your enlolgatss
fl1 desires Lie pursuit ofdasslvs eas
q sty aySIesare TRANQUILITY.
sdb bay be happy intheIple aslSsen ?
"a Irieful emotions irldng arS tn
seral, reflective haPplnk d
EpresePoi op the anticipation y fpe; .2u ;2uIl
Pendf sn,snbrance of thsp spast f 6fI
q pd silently recors your ed
Z Nssep'moggc gce will impresssiy read u
I s5ss Especially in sicknss and ge
u l%earr sorrow. XS
Sut JeYSlis not wisdom. persoda
AeWissb Nd vet have no chm 70 b8al
H,asm ssdon is the practif spPl# .
4 knowledge prants y
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fr.se III the tpJt.
s,Ises for the year lS45. Onlhe other hand, j
at;hts contended forthe detendantstliat the share
,ssd the Southern tbeneticiaries iu. the profits
iuhould be rated according to what the North,
h airn beuefciarcs lad actually received aud not
according 10 reported or actual profits That the
Tportion of capitH to;be asceItained for the
ESonth should be taken recording 10 the value
jof 1851, and not Is45; and that Whatever
the share was,tit Should not be. paid incash, ,bat
that the capital must be poriionpd under the
\ decree ofthe eoust, by apportionment Of The
specific effects I'd be agreed upon; and if such
agreement could hot be made then ii at there
nnstbe a sale 1otdeted, and a distribution ct
the proceeds; aIsni that the ratios were to be
regulated according 10 the aumber Of preach. .
ers. named in ,hee eminutes Of ls44, aud ioi:ef
ls45. - 5 B. & 81 : s.:3;S w
Weunderstand 5tat the differences OF opia.
ion between the Judges are fundamental upon
the principal points peptioned; and it IS there.
fore inevitable thaA the case, SO fir as those
points.are concerned, Should 60 to the Supreme
Courts ofthe United States 81
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& The word daisy is thousa times has,tl f'o Of
nounced without advertiug Snae o0"
its etymolegy, "the eye of 81.
If you ever promise at Al, take care care hv bv
least that it be so as nob6y may suher D!
trusting You.
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trious 2han those of Russia, and InakaIrl,t' q
1.-The atest pfivations and hardshils. 1be fieb.
Iestof the latter faye not more tI,an8oo hmdeer.
EYhile the:f0rsnef posses from 2oo0io aJof h
|'SWeasr, aud Norway, whoever owilxfiol, 400 Is
E500 passes for q man in moderate: ciiyf,mssaa.
s;with 200 small family witk prfi,er5 r,r,,.
seaceean live without suffering want. M battles
tltail this number plunges a family inta alr the
troubles ofpoyerty Whoever has not not n,5retban
Ipoiadds hishcrd tothat of some rich tnS, and
ct1ailt- alino>t Iris sE.fea ana i
bound the proper season, to follom lid to;thes
HluTtitig or fishing grounds.
FISH game, and the flesh of tllesro riSaer s ara
HE 1lsu,l food dof he Iepps Bread theg nevcr1
,t though Of meal, which ley pfoeu.e
i9laor oftlle islermen IN barter fSr t,e pro-s|
tuetpf Their reindeer herds they male 4 sgis of3
lat9af ban cakes niDgling the meal ,6tf6tlfcI 6f6l
goulsied bark tfces. For ehiss purpdse sb the
k;ealS hfstsoaked in cold water, and thd e,kes
dSsllon 4 hotison. Iheyare eaten wth butzl
srcolish oil, which is esteemed a greht jlix.i
Eys The iniaglng Of tile bark with the mcsl is
qsne merely for the sake :of cconoIty. i],e
EElslf considering it an excellent anti-scsEI
Asss(afe very tond.of salt, and eat notir a
t4ir cookery Is lldone in III ALL
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'enate and House Of
q sitting in General
ho,.t :,

fsh as aforesaid, or who shall open a heSle
mel or channels for the said Creek, and erect any
such distinctions in or across the channel or
ehannels thus opened, although passage Of tif-
teen feet may apparently be left unobstruced, all
such person or persons shall be subject to indict-
ment in the Court of Sessions, and upon convic-
ton, shall be punished by fine or imp mprisoument,
or both, not exceeding five hundred dollars fine
and six months Imprisonment.
II. That all owners or occupiers of lands stu
atcd upon the said Creek, who shall wilfllly and
knowingly permit or suffer the, erection Of any
such obstruction as aforesaid to the free passage
of fish up said Creek. such owner or owners shslY
be subject to indictment and punishment upyg
conviction as those who shall be convicteS
erecting maintaining or using the said oby
tions. /.~
ILL., That one-haf of all fines impose9 W.
tue of this Act shall 60 to the inforuEr WV ,
shall be competent witness to prove se.l puh,
and tue other half to the CommissioY"
lie Buildings of the District in whieF' ''A
ton shall be had.
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S1>' - itHp1W IllS
e tiled ip the Quarter Sessions ofxBerE.
~. Pa.,f lis thus reported by the Reading
y SsiteA indiclcd her husband for assanl
Y xgery,; committed Under the fi,llowire
Itances They were returning home to:
IN a wagon, from market-the husband
q with q spocketpistol,' well loaded
hich he tool sundry sswigs,' until he
shot The wife demonstrated earn.
& inst such conduct, which aroused the
8. Alef lord, and he commenced abusing
s.eielipplgshe seized the rum bottle asd
\ g ont EsEssoa f0s This h7T Enfs E
husband il hei Judge Jones cha}ga1 s
= J5u5y y that he wifs's act of breaking tie
Z s dld not .stify the husband in STRIKING :
Z mat ,h ai.higb a wife had no right s to,oe :
me good and chattels Of a husband, =
2s..le wasIan exception; that wife Tvs ! !
"A III wherever she could lay hands ONT |
nj I Ssssov it: and that in this instance t. tIe
eisSzlnt did no more than what ,i sens !. le !
ro,n;s nnsbt 10 have DONE. The jury re4dff'
d aSsraict in accordance with this sound Pr
on. Rum bottles may, therefore, from 'as
late be considered without the pa'e " Y
q NJ s,,tao,ion y,sl
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f,i,>tf3 II !. - ~ -t.I 90 n
cas;dns Ind what icy do
'reciio,i Il dae without stenta'
md fornfS I'd bls re do Sd
sri lie sserpatie ads 4
SSS Wiil 6nd taa in 81
up. 5 the do Z ever y !: & bin, il 1, q
50 bothjug isdone ina hfry q
| Cob hfostabk eople dess s|
add Hem slyesss = TO tl season
Fin fintsr, iii perspifi8 ,n-,sp
| fiji 6thsy eHe1d 4 more q on gwll
i.onI Igold nm and I2ar ias9!
Itos sSaudy Spdow e15iaius:
som not cid eraek g hey Il
oa&houp6 hey may not best
|Iytbing they'll i eusenlsl ssl
lbls al / you have pIsanre il,
ltls5nidst ofshe m.
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a Of the Cars.

he on the Cars.
netice in another colum,
ure Of the Passenger trai
~ past five o'cloe k, a. m,