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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

The semi weekly sale of stocks auction by Simeon
Draper viii take place morrow 0riday) at half past
IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
There was no change in mining stocks to day. Parker
Vein is steady at from to A For wyckof ~ were
freely bid but stock offered less A. North
Carolina is settling down to q The following we're the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

foreign station and the China station in particular
combined for the protection Of the trade Of both
countries Hear, hear) He might further add that
the Russian force In those compared with
that Of either France England, extremely small and
that from the accounts which had been received ap
one neutral port to anoher-now at Manila and at
other pace-seekng shelter, orders having been
given to keep close watch upon them. (Hear)
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After the adjournment Of the board, the following
ralss Of stocks made ct auction By A. H. Ncoay=

The above the usual terms-10 per cent to-day the
remainder to morrow. The following sales made,
payable 10 per cent this day and the remainder in 60
days
DO shares Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton RR.. .941S
AZ do do do do ...G
$50 do New Jersey Central RR .........95
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THE BATEsT MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, May 2o-2P M.
The cotton market is duh to day and the sales will not
reach more than 600 bales including 900 specula
ton and for export. No change in prices.
In -four and wheat there is less doing to day. the trade
being supplied but the full rates Of yesterday MAIN
tanned Fine descriptions of American wheat not TO
be had, and would command than the advance
q Oed YESTERDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

TIIow has declined during the week, and to-day the
nearest price the spot is els 3D. and 62s. Cd 63s
Sd. for August.
TE.-Pubic sales comprising 81, S07 pkgs commenced
yesterday and are still proceeding Up to this time 80,
500 pkRs have passed sale, Of which 700 have been
cold Scented teas dearer and green rather lower
Other sorts without change. Common congou lid. q
I'D. per lb.
TN.-Prices are steady, without much doing. Blocks
es bars 120s., refined 12s, straits 115s Banca 1853
:. TuRprSTNE-Rough is firm at los 3d. The market for
spirits has also recovered and there buyers Of Anne
rio in casksl nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

Garibaldis ship the Common Wealth. arrived at Genoa
on the Sth Of May, from Newcastle Englan J.. Among
the passengers Niccolo Tommasseo, formerly Ma
nin's colleague during the Venetian revolution. Tom
masseo is now blind and is led by his intimate frien'
Mazonni, minister Of finance under the provisions
government Of Rome in l849.
II is believed that both win settle at Genoa.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

to them; and taking him by the hand,
| arose with him over the barren noun
aims, and placed him under the care of
those spirits who teach the alphabet of
Progression. And there was JOY among
the angels over the repentant sinner
But, my friends, it is getting late, and
as | was always an advocate for retiring
to bed whilst | was on earth, l still
maintain the wisdom of the habit Good
night %
After DR. Franklin had left the circle,
Mr.. Greeley wanted to get the manu-
script for publication in the Tribune
But Gov. Tailmadge thought it would
be better to send it to some Western
locality; and suggested Wisconsin or
Iowa. After considerable debate upon
the subject, it was voted to be sent TO
Pennsylvania as great central State,
and to the ''Pittsburg Morning POST as
a worthy medium for giving to the world
revelation so important to all who
cheat or patronize the Press.-Post.
Butte record., 1854-06-10
ELLIS OF EXCHANGE

BILLS UF EACHANGE.
On Adams Co., in all the principal cities o
the Atlantic States and Europe, and payable
at the following banks:
E. ". Clark and Bros, StL ouis: Mechap
les and Farmers's Bank, Albany; Utica City
Bank, Utica; Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse:
Bank of Auburn, Auburn; Bank of Atica,
Buffalo: Rochester City Bank, Rochester; G
Smith & Co., Chicago; Alex Mitchell, Fire and
Marine Insurance Co, Milwaukee: Michigan
State Bank, Detroit; Commercial Branch Bank
of the State Of Chic, Cleaveland; Clinton Bank.
Columbus, Ohio.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
Sight checks on Marysville, Sacramento,
San Francisco, and all the principal towns of
California. Deposites received. special or 9th
erwise.
Collections made on all parts of the Atlantic
States and California. And all other branch
es of Express Business promptly attended to-
The latest dates of Atlantic and California
papers. Subscriptions and advertisement
received for newspapers and periodicals free
of charge.
A special messenger is dispatched with ev-
cry treasure express.
SAM. W. LANGT0N,
octlz Downieville
Butte record., 1854-06-10

EEBp>PECTUS OF THE WIDE WESTn-Ta. IN
< dersicned propose publishing. on SUNDAY. March
leth. the first number Of Weekly Newspaper. 10 be
called rHE WIDE WEST
While that department of journalism devoted to the
commercial and political new- of the cay has been ably
and numerou-ly represented in this State tie e.d for
the establishment OF literary paper has been in some
manner overlooked
Believing that newspaper should speak forisef ihe
propretors indulge in prcua ur pliilng but viii
noke Ii their sor ambition 10 deserve success
TEHMs-Single copies, l2je cents city subscribers.
9e cents month"; PAYABLE TO tn carriers; Subscribers
supplied by mail, - year-S3 for six tnonths-or s.
for three months
Agents wilt do wei 10 send IN their orders early
Address B0NESTELL q, WlLIISTON.
20l CLAY s.r.et. porsmouih Snllart
Butte record., 1854-06-10
PROSPECTUS.

We propose to publish in this city Monthly Medical
Journal, 10 be called THE CALIFORNIA JOURNAL
OF MEDICINE" We have made arrangements TO
have articles and communications from the most emf
nent physicians ia tiie world.
Believing that the only way to become learned is By
tree Interchange OF Thought with thuse who differ from
us in opinion, say decidedly in the commencement
thal We advocate No School or system OF Medicine
AMI shall be obliged 10 all for any information or relors
OF Gases they may send rescrvr 10 ou. selYs the
rght a. editors to reject what is sni5ed our work
The first number viii be issued the first DIV us
June next Subscription prce five dollars per annum
IN advanoe eingle copies fifty cents Address either
OF the Editors, J. P. PHTNNEY. NJ D..
II. i. ANGLE. NJ D.
San Francisco
Butte record., 1854-06-10
To PRINTERS

A NEW EDITION OF THE SPECIMEN BOOK OF
~ Bruces New York Type Foundry will be published
in Superintendent, 1853, and viii be g;Aen those pro-
pretors of Printing Offices who will send for it.
WIZ be forwarded Them by mail on receipt in advance
OF fifty eenS for the postage
In 1t are exhibited many articles never before shown;
there have been added to the Foundry varieties Of
Roman types from nine-no Plea Pearl, various I'M
Itatlons OF Writing. great number of Fonts Borders,
both plain and Illuminated, labor saving Rules. and a
complete Foundry of Germans. The types now manu-
iactuTed are cast from combination OF metal Of
great Irability and are usually kept hand in large
Quantities Every fancy font is sold by weight, and at
the printed prices, which from ten to twenty five
per cent less than those OF some other fuundres All
printing materials are furnished at rnanuac lrers pr
ces. either for cash credit Printers hing To cpan
accounts with me- whose dealings have been long
suspendee. are requested TO accompany their orders
with city references to prevent delay.
Prnters OF newspapers who choose g. publish This
advef scment. including this note. three before
the N oi August. 1854 and send nd enc The papers
viii oe Pad in type when they purchas 1--WE Times The
amount of ncir bll from me- of my manufacture.
selected from my specimens. GEORGE BRUCE,
Is Chambers St New York
Butte record., 1854-06-10
Rp-PEC'fUS-fIIsIUEY or THE VALLEY
81 AND CITY OF SANRAMENro. TO b ls.l.ad

EBRo-FPCfUS.-HIs or THE VALLEY
AND CITY OF SACRAMENTO. To te iss ued
on the first Day oi January. 1854.
In response 10 numerous requests from our leading
crzens the uudersiga have concluded TO @ into The
publication Of much complete ana ele,an HIS
TORY OF SACRAMENTO than they ori .inally inlen-
ded. such has been the interest awakened by a pre-
FiOs hurried reference 10 OF the electric incidents
oi early Settlementsuch has been The general tx
preston OF desire upon the part u prominent citizens
have the aHbais Of Tie city Rescued from oblivion
which they are rapidly falling that ire, enc0urdcea
TO the and toll enlarged and HAND
SOMELH I'LL STSATID HISTORY.
We shall issue the work IN one volume OF ever cC0
pages. with fine engraving descriptive Of past
and HE present condition of city, Tie book viii
con.ein full and correct compendium Of al; the :mpur-
ian events connected with Sacramento City and Valley
Including Record of the Historical. Sta~cri, Cou-
mercia, Moral. Religious, Legal Social and Political
Progress, up 10 the date OF publication.
We shall make the work Interesting rs possible,
through The medium Of Biographical Notices vi such
persons rs have Distinguished themselves he devel
olement of our Vale and titys resources
The book viii be p'hli,hei by subscription. and Tor
Subscribers only at S25D per volume ANY c,utritr-
lions OF data ccaalaa 20 further She osiecl c0e fpls
led, will be most gratefully received
JOHN f. MOOSE,
SAM Eli COLFIILE
Butte record., 1854-06-10
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Langton & Bros.

Treasure, Package, and Letter Express,
Finally. to and from Downieville and the
sE Northern and Southern mines, in con-
nection at Marysvlle with
AD ANS & CO.,
By every steamer to the Atlantic States and
Europe, South America, Australia, Oregon,
the Sandwich Isonds and China.
Renewed facilities are now offered to the
public for transmitting Gold Dust, Valuable
Packages and Letters, at reduced prices. to
all parts of the world at our principal Offices.
From .NdrysUiUe to From Do,cnieriille to
Dobbins Ranch, Forest CITY.
Fosters Bar, Smiths Diggings,
Bullard Bar, kanaka Greek,
Stoney Bar, Minnesota,
Camptouville, Wolf Creek,
Railroad Gulch, Snow Point,
Oak Valley, German Bar, NJ. F.,
Slate Range, Concord Bar, do,
Indian Valley, Scott's Flat,
hantedotler Bar, Aioore's Flat,
St. Josephs Bar, Orleans Flat,
Goodyear's Bar, Eureka South,
Cox bar, Back Bone House,
BONNEVILLE, Illinois Bar, S. f.,
Ousle5 Bar, Missouri Bar, do,
Park Bar, Nevada City,
Long Bar, Eureka North.
Industry Bar, Craig's Flat,
hennebec Bar, Rapid Greek,
Bartons Bar, Missouri Bar,
Empire Ranch, Sweetlands,
bridgeport, San Juan Cherokee,
French Corral. Sierra CITY,
treIchmans Bar, Sierra Valley.
Hess Crossing, Mid. Yuba,
and the various other places On the route.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

NOR SALE. This Mill is situated near
Il Bidwelfs Bar, is surrounded by an album
dance of good timber, and is in good running
order The engine is a superior one, and ca
pable OF running more than one saw. The
Mill is but five miles from the Main Feather
River, and lumber can be RATED thence to
Marysyiile or Sacramento, proftably The
Mill can also do large and profitable business
in fluming lumber. The Subscriber came in
possession of this Mill for debt, and will sell
it at considerably less than its real value,
Inquire at the premises, of c. G. Lincoln, at
Bidwell's Bar, or of the Subscriber.
GEO. K. GLUYAS,
Dec. IL, lSo3 San Francisco.
Butte record., 1854-06-10
"THE PIONEER"
A California Monthly Maga@ine of
Science, Literature and Art.


NETILL BE ISSUED MONTHLY, and a. nesrly as
w possible on the same day OF each month The
first number will appear the 25d inst 1t is hoped
by the projectors. will be supported entirely by
California talent
1t will contain about sixty pages-and will be pub
shed and conducted nearly possible after the e
Of the knickerbocker Its plan is sufficiently ccnpre-
hensive and its contemplated size sufficiently large TO
allow free scope TO any department of Literature and
il will afford ample space for the free discussion of the
most important Political and Scientific subjects Of the
day II viii, consequently. in that respect possess an
advantage the daily papers whose columns cannot
often afford room ior the proper consideration OF many
important questions which almost dsily come before the
public. 1t wifi also afford fine field for those who are
desirous OF distinguishing themselves in Poetry. Bellies
Leres and the iowery patts Of Literature, hose
contributions viii always be welcome.
Each number viii contain brief statement OF Je
most important decisions Of the Courts; carefully
piled table ut the various meteorological changes which
may have been observed during the month in the eli
mate tides. ad aiincspheie of SAN Francisco; and a
summary OF the most important that have flhen
place during the month-so TINT whe il may he desired
a-ource 0l amusement. il is hoped v III also possess
value book OF reference. and b. worthy of
preservation. lts Editorial management viii be in tire
hands of persons of Acknowledged ability aud tried
perlence IN The conduct OF periodical publications. and
effort will be spared on tine pari o the publishers 10
make 1t worthy OF the noble stare IN Hhici has its
origin, and whose literature il is expected in
10 embody, and The patronage pfits subscribers.
TkRMs-50 cents per number, or 81. per year
All communications. contributions &c. must BE- ad-
dressed - ". II. BROOKS * co.
No. 49, Montgomery -.
Butte record., 1854-06-10
STEAM ENGINES, BOILER, ETC. FOR

=
~ sALE.-One Tubular Boiler, about 50 horse power,
2conneced Engines, II inch stroke and l2 inch bore,
Lot of 94 inch shafting, Pulleys and Hangers,
One large Blower.
One Blacksmilh's Forge,
One Lever Punch,
One small Trip Hammer,
Two Cup7io Shells
Six hundred Fire Drok.
Two set of Cupalo Castings
One barrel Black Lead Pots,
Five Flue Brushes
Eleven barrels Fire CLAY,
One barrel ROsin.
One Hand LaAe-Iron shears
Lot of rough IRON Pipes
Three pair Gas pipe ToHgs,
One Magnetic Water GHage
All the above articles Of machinery We're made in \
TO order. and have been left h he undersigned to
dispose of fer The parties owning them Persons des
rous of seeing the machinery will please call the
''Sutter Iron Works. Rincon Point, San Francisco
noyl2 GEORGE X. GLUYAS.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

Though nothing can be more calling
to a generous spirit than to be placed
under obligations BY meanncss, it is pure
ly delightful to be beholden to one Of
its own calibre. Charity is then twice
blessed, wnen the giver and the receiver
are equally elevated above the selfish
and sordid feelings of vulgar humanity
Butte record., 1854-06-10
EyERTS, SMELL s. cos
Feather River Express
Connecting with ADAMS X co.

We would respectfully inform the public that are
now enabled 10 forward TREASURE NALUkBLE PACK
GEs. LETTERS. ETC. ETC. with uurivalled des patch
and security and upon the reasonable terms iu
and from the following places, VIZ:
Americon Valley, Chandleryie Glbsonviile.
Hopkins Greek. Morris Raw inc, Onion Valley.
Port Wine Diggings. Spring Va!iey,
Sears Diggngs, White EocS. Barker's Ranch.
Canon Creek, Jam.son Creek, Grass Valley.
Nachez. oregon Gulch. Rich Har. y. T.
Sirawbry Valley. Spanish Ranoh, Wyandott
Bdwe Evansville. Hansonviile.
Longs Bar. Nelson Creek, POorman Creek,
Rich Bar. NJ + ~trngtown, Smiths Bar
Cly OF 70 Butte Greek. FuTbcstOwn,
Honcut Creek, Lexington Hou.e 0phir.
Pine Grove Rush Creek, 81. Louis.
Collection orders. etc attended 10 with Drompnes
AMI fidelity. EVERTS SMELL 4 60.
Stafford X kerby Agents nj Bidwell. noyI9
Butte record., 1854-06-10
AGENTS FOR THE RECORD

III Mr. WILLIAM HATFIELD, will hereafter
as Agent for the Butte Record. in San Francisco, who
alone is authorized to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS advertise
mens &c and transact any business connected VITA
this office He may be found al the banking house o.
CaroIhers, Anderson, 4 Co., Montgomery st.
iSy- MR. GEORGE c. BUDDEv. is authorized to
actas ni for the Weekly Butte Record and trans
act any 2siuess connected with this Office. He may
be found a. the Office Of Wells, cargo Co. Marysville
" Mr. BoYCE, nj The Manhattan Ranch, mie4
above Colusa will act as agent for the Butte Record
~ Mr. HUGH BLACK, our County Surveyor, f..
authorized to act as Agent for this paper Any neVs
given to him or subscribers will be properly Forwarded
to ibe Address and location designated.
Butte record., 1854-06-10
PROCURE YOUR LICENSE.

CTATE 90 CALIFORNGA-COCNTY OF BUTTE
- Court nl Sessions. February Term, A. d. I-54-
70 the don CUuri of SesSiOns-Your Grand nrY wo'd
respectfully recommend that. the Hon Court instruct
the Sheriff of the County, and all the Deputy Shers Of
the County in their travels the Comfy 10 call III.
on all persons who should have License to show The
same, and to complain 10 competent authority. of all
who do not exhibit the proper authority the
tien of such business as they be engaged in, All
Of which is most respectfully omitted
AL0NZ0 GILMAN. Foreman of Grand Jury
And now in pursuance Of the report and recemmen-
dation Of the Grand Jury it is ordered by the Court
thathyhen travelling over the county. and in all
parts of the county, the Sheriff of this county and each
and every of his Deputies be- and he and they are
hereby required 10 call upon each and every person or
company Of persons, dong any kind Of business to
do which license is required by law to be taken out
to exhibit their license licenses and he the said Sher
f and each and every of his Deputies. are hereby
required to complain to competent authority all such
persons as may be doing business without lisense and
who refuses 10 procure the same required BY law
State OF California. Butte County.
], Paige. Clerk Of the Court of Sessions in for
Butte County do hereby certify that the above recon-
menda;ion of the Grand Jury and order Of Court are
true copies of said recommendation and order now on
file in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court at Bid
well, this 9th day of February. A. D. 1854
FRENCH PAIGE, Clerk Court Sessions
Butte record., 1854-06-10
re~ Mr. Walsh, the Paris correspondence of
the New York Journal of Commerce speaking
of the continuance of the present war SAYS:

~ M W ulou, tliC ais pOuttulO VI
the New York Journal of Commerce speaking
of the continuance of the present war says:
Returning from walk just now encoun-
tered near the Palais royal Senator of my
acqlaintance-an Admiral experienced in
State concerns. l expressed to him my hope
that the war would not endure beyond six
months In London, the Minister called it
short and sharp; and the President of the
French Legislative body, in his address of last
week, trusted that it would be vigorous, rap
id, and decisive. The Senator answered ::
''No one of my colleagues or the members of
the government really expects that it will end
in SIX months, or can imagine when it will
end According to the declarations of the
British Cabinet the struggles with Russia was
one for all. That was the idea of the French
Emperor, and the preparations on both sides OF
the channel were proportionate Russia had
strength, pride. persistency enough for a pro-
tracted, dauntless resistance; the Car had
been potent as a conservative, he could be
equally or more 50 as destructive was
reminded of Sampson: when he had shaken
the pillars, the house fell upon all the prin-
ces;" he killed more at his death than he killed
in his lifetime.
Butte record., 1854-06-10
- Jor51o Of Punch.
EOrNG ANERICA oN THE pAcIFIc.

1 COMIC NEWSPAPER. intended in q. humorous
way 10 call attention to the sngulares and strange
things oi san Francisco To amise. and L. tbs same
time to cause think
For sale at wholesale. by WIITTON. TOWN & co .
l3l LAY street: and retail al he Book Stores sBd
Periodical Dopo,s.
Butte record., 1854-06-10
w. f. SINGER & CO.'S
FEATHER RIVER EXPRESS

Connecting with WELLS. FARGO S cos EXPRESS
10 all parts Of
California, Oregon. the Atlantic States the Cs,nedas
and Europe.
Weekly from MarysYile TO and from oil tie follow
ing places;
Nachez. Evansville FOrbes,own.
Enterprise. StringtuWn. NyaudOi,.
Wyman's Ravise, u bite Rock, Ophir.
Morris Ruvine, Longs Bar Oregon Culch,
HOoperville, Pouers Ravine, Spring Valley,
Cherokee Flat, Sinclair's Flat. Nelson's Bar,
Fienchtown. Butte Mills, Butte creek,
NeIs Ranch, Hamilton. B1wrli,
Berry Greek, Buck 5 Ranch. Eagle Gulch.
Meadow Valley, Spanish Ranch, American Valley
Indian Valley, Elizabehtuwu, Black Hawk.
Soda Bar Rush Creek Meekcr'- Fiat,
Maryon's Flat, Oregon Bar. Il mile Bar,
kingsberry's Ferry. Rich Bar,
Indian Bar. Smiths Bar. Brewn's Bar.
junction Bar, Yellow Stone Cr'k, Mounta ain House.
For the conveyance of packages, parcels vdluables
and Letters Collections made Orders promptly attended
to, Gold Dust purchased the highest market prices.
Drafts procured on all the principal cities in the At
antic States and Europe. ". L. SINGER 1. co.
January 14th, 1874
Joseph Gluckauf Agent at Biiwell.
Butte record., 1854-06-10
THE UOODEN' SAILOR

THOMAS TENNENT,
/St Mathematical and Nautical
% INSTRUMENT MAKER.
III Fire proof Block. corner of Long
E:TI4 Wharf and Front street.
" Surveying instruments of every de-
Sta.l.--li scrntiUn
~ Charts OF the latest survey.
TE.!s Drawing instruments.
@ Pocket spy glasses. spectacles, &C.
- opera glasses, Microscopes. magnets, sc.
u , Agency for the safe OF Government Charts,
Agency for the Ringold' charts of
SAN FRASCIsIo AND RIVER.
Chronomeers arefuily rated by rgnsit.
Having learned my business in the manufactory of
the celebrated VIM. J. Young, of Philadelphia and du-
ring Inc three years | have been established in san
Francisco being entrusted with the repairs OF all the
slrunens of tho U. s survey the varioas steam
snip companies. &C. can fully guarantee all my work
DC equal IN every respect TO any done at home. Bovl
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j v.lu.ble WATER PRIVILEGE and MANuFACTUR NJ
PBOFERTY -fiug % Cotton Factory ~ oy 80
eet three high snd machinery -ght O~rnnFs 10Y
bspt Git ard saw NHs scshics Out po1ses, ,r-es
Wsron. Slesh. Tools &c Oae large Dwelling aud store
and about q Of good Land al "a successful oper9n
al. and .re bsires and payng frou 81 per cent me
proprietor de,irous OF residing Newfort lily wlud'eA
pr-rer or exchange for city prarerty Price ks0pO
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Cost auh four0.

OST-LAND WARRANT NJ. u. %. Tor ~, 10
49, o. Id is-u.d 70 John B. Fr,,hs a., NJ
-, II T. ia. n y y Nolsoteer$, y y - -
Iau3 n - - ~ NJ bsrn los' sih thf fniA 1u ''i-
~ wv = sr-.t~ the tiins thsf vessel
Ter vo,s-e tn 70 -su FItueI-c1 ~ ftrsul
- - 1e,3 ,r I.ruarr 1851 Al 7--..ns AZ
-, ~ rs..nr the SD W --ra-'- as iAe -. n
csv,s,eG md application viI b. llle ID -'
f. -. 80 T j COLEMAN. No y N-l-s-
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6 I00 TO POETS.-The Directors Of tn,
Gorses. Garriaacs. &t.

NESSRS. MOTT X Co, so well and favor.
WI sbly tpowa foI May years as { ARRIAGE MANUFAC
TURNS At BriesePor coun Keep CONSTANTLY their
porum a. No. Is BROADWAY LARGE sssertmen - RIG
ard sFLHCT CARRIAGES o. the LATt ST STYLES and
PATTERNS which they offer TO the pahhs A. favorable
any other hoUss IN the city