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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-19
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-19

1t Is stated, in the western news
papers, that one,milliou seven hun
dred and fifty thousan hogs have
been slaughtered in Louisville. Nv !
during The present season.
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Old 3Friends Together.

oh, time is sweet when roses meet
Wrh Spripe's sweet breath around tAeni
ana sweet the cost uhenhearts are lost
Ir Hose we love hath found them;
And s,tee. the mind that still can find
4 star ia dafllest weather;
Bii, noueht,ca he sd sweet to sec
As al4 friends meet together.
The " lons Known whom years have show
WITH hdrtB that Friendship blesses,
Ahana to cheer. pcr.hance tear
To soothc a friends distresses;
WHO helped and tried, stlll side gy SIDE
4 ificnd to face hard Feat ther;
OH thus may Ne yet JOY ip see
Ana meet old friends tdsether.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-19

In the constitution of the Sand
wich Islands the first article reads as
follows: -"It is our # xed decree, |.
That no law shall be enJ cted which
Is At yariauce with the word of Jeho,
Yah. or at variance with the general
spirit of his Word All laws Of the
Island Shall Tie consistent with the
general spirit Of God IS law T"
T'nE ATTElIrT TO AssAsslNATE
I.ouls NAPoLuoN. "A citizen ol
Utica, \. Y, now in Paris, writes
10 a friend in the form rr city, pn-
der date of the 7lh inst t, as follows,
in relation tothe allcge l attempt TO
assassinale Lonls NapoR leon:
"Napoleon was wodnded slightly
last week al FdntailI lIb!eau. do
not know whether yoIi will see an
account oil 10 the pa Pers, as il has
not been published I'D re. lie was
fired al three times, oE Ee ball pass
ing wilin lew inchds Of his head,
another sraZed his side The per
petrat3r was irslanilfekilled, and
the affair is hushed-' =
A gentleman named VIM. Stevens
residing on Plum streft, CINCINNATI
recently cameinto pos4 ession Of $50,
600, the result Of a i{ket in 'one Q
the Kentucky lotterlef.
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NEW-.JERSE'Y ITEMS.

THE DAY-Ths day will be celebrated in proper man.
ner and on an extended scale in jersey City by process
sion of military and citizens Military companies of Jer-
sey City, Newark and New Brunswick, chapters of tho
Order of United Americans Of Jersey City Newark New
Brunswick, Paterson Orange, Keypor, Ne Fton, Bergen
and Hoboken and the authorities and citizens Of jersey City
will unite in procession and march through the principal
streets starting at o'clock. The Hon. Jacob Broome Of
Philadelphia will deliver the Grafton. ID. s. Gregory, Jr
will be the Marha Of the day. Fireworks will be exhib-
tied in the evening Van yossquare. This celebration
is conducted under the auspices of American Chapter No.
Of Jersey City.
At Communpaw the day will be quietly and sociably
celebrated in appropriate manner The Declaration Of
Independence will be read, GRAFTON delivered, dinner
served fair held, &C., commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Mad DoGs.-Three Of Mrs. Hslsted who resides
the eastern side Of Bergen HILL near the Railroad were
bitten by mad dog sunday The dog belonged 10 the
family, and chained in the yard.
The Mayors Proclamation relative TO dogs appears to-
day.
The streets Of Jersey City undergoing thorough
cleaning under the superintendent Of Sandy Love.
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EXAMINA TION or FOULKES, CHARGED
WITH MURDER.

VIM. Foulkes, Fowkes, the porter-house keeper at
No 81 Frankors who stands charged with the murder
by shooting of Edward Began, Monday brought be-
fore Coroner Hilton for examination. lie stated that he
was born in Castle bennington, Lecestershirc, England
and 10 years of age. In relation TO the charge against
him. he stated that he innocent and had told the OIL
GERS who arrested him that such the case He also
stated that he told them the name of the man who fired
the pistol. He said further As was pushing Robert
Cunningham out the deceased behind him, both
with their backs to me- John Ewing then came up
pointed the pistol my shoulder, and by the side Of
my head and shot deceased AT the close Of his ex
animation he fully committed by the Coroner for trial
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CIRCUIT coURr-B.for. JUDGE MIrcHr.t.

ph Ascr and Helen A. Auguur r. Wash her
nexf friend sst Isssc Jones and oshsra
NM Aston daughter Of the late Mr.. Mason Pre-
sident Of the Chemical Bank She brings the present suit
for partition Of the equally among the heirs. She
states that Mr. NJ died 1892 leaving large estate be
ing No 357 Broadway and other property named that
Mesrs Jones' &C. ser his DEATH produced paper said
by them to be the last will and testament Of Mr. Mason in
which, among other items, certain amount per sanum
left to Mrs.. Aston with remainder OF her children
&c. but said viii she contends invalid. not regularly
executed was procured by undue influence. and nu
and void and that the sad John Mason in fact died p
es.s.e without leaving any will and she claims 20 BE-
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Advertisement


WIDE AwAKEs are all called to meetin Union square
ASA the morning Of the Oh for purposes
themselves, We would ell Who to heir
interest to meet WEST FLUSHING rHrasoAr 9Th inst
Ioeoek attend the SALE Of 500 SPLENDID VILLA SITES
BY srrrHEx BAnKER Auconee And doubt
responded viii be the most profitable Of the tvs
property increasing In value spy Lots cold last
er worth IS TO the pres-nf
West Fiushns beautifully and pleasantly To-
Gated the Fushss Bay sound and al the
surrounding beautiful country IL also only thirty niaefes nde
BY Fulton clip making accessible than sh
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COURT OF GENERAL Observation-Disclosures Judge
The July Term of this Court commenced thls mornaS'
quorum of Grand Jurors not present. AMI those IN
Cour, discharged till Wednesday newt The REM
in and proceeded 20 the trial of Lawrence
kristman and John Colborn, Indicted for assault with
dangerous weapon the person OF Mary Doyle. The ey
idence failed to sustain the charge, and they were sc
quilted
Henry Mulhoff pleaded guilty to stealing gold watch
worth ESQ and sentenced 70 the State prison for I'VE
years. The Court then adjourned until Wednesday next
The following is list Of for disposal by the Court
this term: Grand Larceny Is, Sabbng ?, Murder l. Big
amy Robbery G. Forgery J. Feionious Assault }, Bur
clary g. Misdemeanor total. 80.
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snIes Of stocks Mt Philadelphia. SATURDAY, July

Reported or the " 7 Tribune by Messrs Fry 4 Thoms'
Fiy,t Board-f4C0O Coupon b5wn sii $50 Shuyl
Nav &C. 80 75l 1000 CITY r g. Erie . soi 800 CITY o.
r. r. BE- 10 cash 73 30 Read r. r, cash 1915
7Nicksbus r. R. Its % do ll Penn r. r.. 49, - Harris
burg rs osebuy Nav Pref, s5wn, 81; % Commercial
Bark rs 6ii; Is Mcchsucs Bank, 80.
iffr Hoa,d% GARDEN Coup S. ss 18th May 9 500
CT, X. II. e. :. Erie. 9 n Penn n. r., iii.
Cng fricr,Penna j 50 bid 81 asked Reading Railroad 81
bi Bonds 10 10 bid 3i asked do Mortgage S. 80
So bid aiked; Pennsylvania Railroad int on. at bid ~ sket
Canal IA bid II asked; Schuyk Naygaon6 49, - bid
IA % bid % asked; DO Preferred 81 bid 81
asked; Long Island I2 bid D asked viekburz III bid wked
ad Bank Il BID 2 asked Lhish Zinc :. bid y aaked Union
Csnsl IL lid, u asked. Steady.
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The amount Of outstanding Treasury Notes sil2s 6.
We hear OF nothing in regard to the Suspension Of
the Messrs Schuyler. large railroad contractor n
supposed to be deeply compromised with them Mr. Robert
Schuyler has been the financial manager Of the concern
and in absence of Mr. Olsen his confidential clerk who
is in Europe Mr. George L. Schuyler unable to step at
once into the management Of extensive business
derstondngly Mr.. Robert Schuyler has been seized
with hemohage Of the lungs be entirely unable TO
speak even in relation to any business matters His ply
seians consider him in extremely dangerous condition.
We hear Of but very small amount Of Specie going
from here for the Boston steamer
The Money market shows evidence Of an improving
tendency The demand is rather ess active and there u
more capital offering for employment. The supply Of
good paper in the street IL pressing and fnclass
goes about cent better than last week-iosia ct.
On call, with current securities, leading borrower find
little difficulty in obtaining what money they need. II 70
though the suspension Of the Messu. Schuyler by re-
moving large borrower who paid freely large rates Of
interest, will tend to ameliorafe the market.
Yesterday the Lexington and Danvile Railroad Com
pany caused to be taken up and burned by their Pres
dent Gen. Leslie Combs and their Trustees Mess. Pun
rett and Seymour all their Company Bonds, and they
resolved to 90 on at present. with their own means. This
road, when finished viii form the important connecting
link through Kentucky between the southern and north
ern system OF railroads.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Terrs
Haue and Alton Railroad Company, held in Shelbyvlle
Saturday the oath ult, the following persons wero
elected Directors Of said Company for the ensuing year.
viz Simeon Ryder, Robert Smith p. G.. Huggas, Chss.
Cruft, Samuel w. Moulton, Edwin C. LitchAeld, John
Stryker, William H. Russell. Eectus b. LtchAeld, Thos.
C. Durant, John r. A. Lanford, John B. Jervis nd Hiram
Sanford At meeting Of the board held subsequently,
the same day Simeon Ryder reelected President and
Col. o. ". Child, was elected Chief Engineer.
Jsnesvile has voted el5o.ooo Of City Bonds 10 cid ID
the construction of the Southern Wisconsin Rsiroad,
which will unite that town with Milwaukee.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
COIRr OF APPEALS

AIB.sr, Friday, June 3o.-Erea,ag Sesaoa.-No. a.,
Gunter, on argument. Not concluded at 81 p. NJ.
Saturday, July mo. a., Catn against Gunter, ar
gued. No A. Cornwall and others against Haight' ar
judgment. Argument not concluded at 90 p NJ.
Calendar for Monday July 3.-Nos. 49, So 80, 81, So
IS. 80, 81, Sd.
Monday July o.-.AorAing Sessos-No. %, concluded.
No. So submitted.
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entitled in her right to full share Of The estate. In
defense i, IL ccntended b. Messrs- Jones &C. the
tors named in H. that de viii is Aid and regularly
executed lin trial brought especially tine since
by the same parties TO test the validity Of the will it
declared TO be void The present suit Is not defended,
Lo the ,stuony in the other case read the witnesses
being present. The cause is on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

Being an aggregate increase thus far this year. the
period in 1853, Of 25l per cent Stlborn of 1883
numbering sl not included The increase OF population
probably from to 10 per cent. Average weekly NOR
tally in the first twenty-five weeks in 1853, stilborn in
cluded, 3ss in 1854, 4el. Average weekly Increase
this year last year, 70.
NoeThe dscrey between the Weekly aud Semi
nusl TOs 1855 the latter I0l3G. The
omission, in the above Weekly Totals of the Still
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MORTALITY IL THE WARDS.

We find an increase of eighty deaths the preceding
week. of which thry-ttrcc from cholera, sixteen
from cholera inantum sixteen from msrasmus, thirteen
from diarrhea; with falling of in inflammation
The following Table will show the monthly progress Of
all the principal diseases as well Casualties, under
shieh head are put all Of death not usually sub
iected TO medical treatment We add the totals by weeks
since the close Of the first quarter Of the year:
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Advertisement
HAMLToH villa

The CLOSING SALE Of FORT HAMILTON VILLA
SITES advertised for FRIDAY July ct O'Clock NJ
the ground which many choice and valuable Lors be
offered and sold This opportunity shosd
lost any who would tuson in this romantic and
beautiful village The seambo. Norws esYe. Pier No North
River 10 O'Clock for Fort Hamilton Free Ticket
the sale are obtained of W. BARkEn C. sarSpEs No
Na<pus.
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SrsDAY LIQroR TRAfFIo-The following parties, who
were arrested Sunday for violating the Excise Laws,
brought before Justice Smith yesterday and admitted
to bail in the of $500 each to John Dough-
erty Peter Hines, Joseph Wigglesworth. John Riley,
Lawrence Rnsello Joseph Jeh all keepers OF hat
denominated taverns.
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BOARD or EXCISE.
NINTH WARD-THIRD DAY.

The Rumsccrs of the Ninth Ward, yet have re-
ceivod no licenses The Aldermen and Counclmen hav-
ing expressed their determination to abolish the Rum
Traffic in their Ward did not attend at the Mayors
Office yesterday. The Rumselleis being well aware OF
the hepeessncss of attempting to get licenses also kept
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MARRIED.,

PATTON-oBEAR-ou Mcnasy July 3D. b the Rev Dr.. Z D.
saith the Rev H. Patton 70 Miss Caroline Ose.r all OF this city
sMITH-PE ARsON-On Mcnd.y Sd inst at ssntons Church
be The Rev T. Hisccx y. o. Smith, OF Baltimore, TO Miss
Rachael Pearson. Of New York.
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lAdFer-Ecmcct
LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS.-The attention OF

III I'll THVfW'RhPH>-ihe Ht~HII"u VI .'Ie
public called style Of DscrERsEoryrrs PAPER
taken in al Tsthe life far surprising in depth q tone and
bsrey the finished painting esnvathe smaller sizes re-
serbng the delicate Miniatures A 70 likeness and
durability they unsurpassed Perfect keneses Of e can
b. made BY this process from hgueeotypea Taken only BY j.
0rEsEr D. fREpRIcKs, No. q Boulevard des Cspaeines
Psris and No. SO BrosiEN
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q puprvor oc,c,I C,nIyrT or NrsyIN will

The PHYSIOLOGICAL CABISET or MUSEUM will
msin Op.n and Free Visitors daily and the FovsrE
the BRoIHEss FOwLrk will be attendance to wait aPoa
those hose wh their CiTens and stFsnse will
End this ssrseble Examinations with Charts aud
descriptions character when desired No JOS BFoad
vsy two blocks shove the PAX.
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Our Agents.

GroRcE T. LA FAYE No. 26 Westm'ners, is our Agent in
PROVIDENCE fpr the sale Of The TRIBUNE
gyH b. PEARSON will supply friends CLEVELAND with
The Tribune. m,
rY l. d. CAMPBELL Agent for the sale Of The Tribune in
EIMIRA.
~ Mr. w H. will supply friends in LITTLE FALLS
JheT Thin
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fAdyers. meut
Chnrcles Hotels Steamships &c. supplied with

Silver Name Number Plates and beautiful de-
plated IN the substantial AMI elegantly engraved
prices and b. express
tie county. EvnRDELL. No so Broadway DuAnes
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Professor Grants Calcium Light viii be directed upon
the siIhav and occasionally upon the surrounding and
occasionally upon the surrounding and more distant parts
Of the country this evening eight viii be shown from
the summit of the Latting Observatory and exhibited in
is mn ximum intensity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04
BILLS OF MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns for the
TWENTY SMITH WEEK of the present year:
WEEKLY GIroRT OF DEATHS CITY COUNTY OF NEW
YORK from June "a 10 July 1, 1854
MrN lOi-N OMEN l5-Boys, 63GiRLs, Total 5i5.
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New York fof FIRE tickets sni al irfomson inlr o.
BsRErR q ELLiorr. No Nssssust near Wsllst
Pscome ard the property yoa do not intend to buv IL
vii nothing
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE CITY RAILRoADs.-The regular trips on the Myr-
tleav. and Sands-st routes commenced yesterday.
The cars were well patronized every trip.
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Atmospheric,
Thursday June Wind ". w. 1. ;. f. l. Mostly clear
srd.v June 2-Wpd scutherly and l. Clesr
S.tmasy June S-Wind s. and s WI Clear
SUNDAY Jupe 4-Nind :. and 5. =. |, and s. Clesr.
vcnSsv June 5-Nind s. w. and s. I. Clear. ,
iSssd.y June Swird w, and E. Clear, elouds early and
'S June Wind and E. land Cloudy Rain
Tharsssv June t-wind sOuthery Partly sle'r noon
yishns s,orm from with heavy shower amer nsh'
Friday June s-wina n Va CisMj syins eioada
SSpas~ June ii-wiad souherly !. Clear Cloudy toward
night -, T. ,.,s, Clear clonsx To-
Tssa.y june swind w OIL and Cloudy Clear
"a M.ss.,s.1 Jun. Ewind and al Clear Rain
with kehtnns nom 2, after r. NJ NJ. - 4. ~.
Ihursdsy jns lS-Wind north l. Calm Dun sun ios after
night , p . c1..,pu
Mat -, a.,
Saturday June l7wind and Clouds prevail Clear r. NJ
Sunday, June l2-Wind s. w. Clear -, rtuav,.., =,
Monday June le-Wind s. W. and l. Vies e''u'' P~' VI
r. n. nshtnipe
TuesSsy, June se-wiud N w and s. W. l. Clesf
Wednesday June 2i--Wind N. L., L. and 3 r Ciest L.,
Thursday June zWind E and Active rain mos hs usy
Friday, June 2SWind n T. L. and g. end : Cosay; hsey
rain with lightning amer night.
Saturday. s4-Mindw 4. Clear
Sunday June 2Cear ". and j. and dy-
ing clouds through mid day.
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nth of July Festival To-
NATIONAL TUTATER.-tou

NATIONAL THTATER.-FOurfh of July Festival To-
DAY Mos,sc performance 10 o'clock AFTERNOON perform
O'Clock EVENING performance O'clock full
pieces Herr Cline Yankee Locke in connection with the
tail strength Of the Company.
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The PREVAILING SIcKSEss.-Eleven cases Of cholera
were reported the Board of Health yesterday morning
having occurred Saturday of which died and two
are not expected TO recover.
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- IAfVsTTse1lfuI ~ !,
TEAS The beat a.sortuent of FINE TEAS will be

f=Dd az the sToKr Of the TEA CONAN No Is Chatham
between Pear. The Oldest Tea Establishment
the CITY We that they do better tA1 else
where either a. wholesale retail They have branch store
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Ocean Steamers.
LIST or STEAMERS TO DEPART.

LIST OF STEAMERS ARRIVE
sbiDz Sailed Bremen s'hamptn for YORK june u
Sailed Liverpool for Boston "a
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PRICE, OF BrEr.-It may be well for all who buy 70
eat, as wei, those who buy 20 sell, 10 glance AZ our
cattle report the last page. They will generally find
something interesting and to-day, that the price OF cattle
were lower Bulls Heed yesterday than they have been
before weeks also that part of our supply comes
from Texas being driven 800 miles and transported By
railroad more. They viii by the numbers reported
for the week VIVA, meat-esters in this
City, notwithstanding the weather and the millions
of bushels Of strawberries we have consumed lately.
The number Of anmas received for slaughter last week
was IA 10 wit beeves 2755 veals 92i sheep and
lambs i5O65. swine o97a. This looks decidedly
ngorous
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MARINE AFFAIRS s.

BOATS FOR PARAGUAY.
Clipper schooner l.. L. Blodgc sailed from Providence
on Wednesday for Ascencion, Paraguay She belongs to
company and takes two STEAMBOATS, suitable for the
river navigation She took ten passengers. among them
W. f. Hildreth and James Stevens from Boston,
Boston Post.
COMMERCE BALTIMORE.
During the month of June there have arrived at this
port ships % barks go brgs and l9l schooners. Total
arrivals 2i5 of which ships, 10 barks, briggs and 10
schooneIs from foreign ports; and ships, IL barks,
II brigs and Isl schoOners coastwise
There have been cleared during the time 90 ships,
90 barks l6 brgs and lsl scooners Total clearances
2i3; of which ships IL barks briggs and schooners
were for foreign ports and ships IL barks 10 briggs and
l76 schooners were coastwise Bait American.
The following have been the arrivals and clearances at
fhs port for the month Of June
Steamer. SHIPS. Ba,E, Byig. scar. Shops Totol
f cSsIsa .;.:,is s. s. IS a5 81
Total......so "A Ct Isl GH lOla
OF the above barks 40 brigs and l62 schooners were
British; bark and brig Norwegian; brig Siciliah;
schooner Portuguese and the remainder were American
cLEAKA.cEs -
Steamer, sir,. Barts Brig' Sehys Sio2r' Total
t FS.ssP ::::.::f iss 8 81 sm 81
ro,s.....78 40 70 l55 ps 40
OF the above ships IL barks, brgs and les schoon-
ers were British; barks and brgs Norwegian: brig
Swedsh, brig Dutch; brig Spanish; brig Sician
schooner Danish; and the remainder were American.
The following have been the arrivals and clearances at
this port for the month of June for the last five
cLEARAScEs.
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The Fourth of July will be most fttingly celebrated
this day and RooTs WosLDs FAN
PEEsIUH GsLLEsY. No 80 Broadway, fret door up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

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recommend al who desire quiet sneel aud yet excellent
day. BARSrxs MUSEUM. Performances nearly
hour; cool comfortable view all parsds
way the living animals