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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-25

AGooD YoTE On Monday last the property hold
ers Of the parish Of East Baton Rouge voted to sub
scribe 100000 to the stock Of the New Orleans and
Baton Rouges Railroad Company. The vote stood,
26l for to 10 against Is. FL 4.
By this cot the taxpaye Of that parish have done
themselves much credit as well as secured for them.
selves large permanent advantages, according to our
humble judgment and knowledge. The convenience
Of the parish viii be greatly benefited, while the
mercial interests Of the town Of Baton Rouge will be
immensely advanced.
# we are not mistaken, the properly holders Of the
corporation will be called upon to renew their corpo-
rate subscription Of 800 0oo owing to some legal DIFF
feulty. That it will be renewed there is sort Of
doubt, large majority Of the qualified voters Icing
known to be in favor Of the measure.
The Baton Rouge and New Orleans Railroad is now
a " fixed fact" And In a year or two the govern
mental and commercial capitals viii be brought
within three four hours Communication with each
other Contamination most deyouty tobe wished
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-25

il E3-Fourth District Court IL am a cands-
date for eecion to the office of Judge of the Fourth District
Court Of New Orleans. Election first Monday in April.
MIG 2pIe II. N. REYNOLDS.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13
Another niair Tor emancipation.

AAAWsAAVA 1DsoAs rvs &sAs1eAsSsF1sAVsA.
s.s Mr.. Blair, the recently elected Free Labor
Congressman from St. Louis, has brother.
James G. Blair, living in Lewis County, Mis-
souri,, who is speaking and working earnestly
for Freedom. nf,g .4sT .to oafI
The National Democracy of Clark County
held meeting at the county seat, Waterloo
few days ago, and James G. Blair was call
ed upon to address them, which he did.
He declared 'his OPPOSITION to the agita-
ton of the Slavery question, but at the same
time admitted that he looked forward with
delight to the coming of the time when
Slavery would be blotted out in Missouri
Mr.. Blwir said that while he endorsed the
principle of non-intervention, he felt that he
had right to entertain private opinion in
regard to the subject of Slavery.
He gave his private opinion on the subject
at considerable length, and in bold, manly
language, against the countenance of Slavery
in that State. He said
"NOt far distant in the future, / can be-
hold the extinction Of Negro Slavery in Mis-
souri, and in the morning Of that day, the
fresh footprints of the departing slave will
be blotted out by the advancing steps of
white freemen, VINO will come to people your
rich lands, quicken your energies, develope
your natural resources, increass the value of
your fatms, build up your cities and towns,
spread wide your commerce, extend your
already commenced railroads, erect your iron
and other manufacturing establishments, land
make yours the brightest, the promise, and
most prosperous star shirt glitters is the ma
tional constellation, which gives light and
life, and hope to the world ! Let Missouri
but keep the future in view, and she must
become the gpeat interior agricultural, COM
,nercial, and manufacturing State of the
Union.
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DrSrrrru PoLICE IrrM-Thc Dnbuor

DuSLEI1H Police IrEM.-Thc Dubuque
Express and Herald Of the 9th records the
following case which had been trying for the
last two days before Squire Mertes:
A DUNLEIrH Police IrEM.-Sqnire Mer-
ties of Dunleith has been trying case for
are the particulars
A Miss Anna Sinclair of Winona came 10
Dunleith on Tuesday last, bv one Of the
BOATS, in company with a MIR. Norton, in
whose charge she was placed, on visit to
Pennsylvania. A young man named S.
Briggs to whom she was engaged = be mar
red during tn: post winter, and which en-
gagement she broke off. owing to her learn
ing that he was gambler, and othrwisc was
Of i'll repute, came down on the same boat,
but kept himself out of her and Norton's
sight.
On the arrival at Dunleith, thew were Just
in time for the train, and while Norton was
checking their baggage, Briggs approached
Miss Sinclair, and by some means persuaded
her to 60 into the reception room of the De-
pot where he detained her until the cars
left with Norton on board. Subsequently
TIC iIuuCcu uCI W ~ " AJAX L icttohV ilouoC,
and while there, he attempted to force her
to marry him by threatening to defame her
character. This be did in room which he
had procured for her, and he also threatened
to kill her and drew knife, thus Cndeavor-
ing to force her to comply with his foul mea-
sures. When he drew TIE knife, she called
for help, which an assistant Of the house
responded to, and Briggs was taken in charge
and turned out Of the house, and an infor-
nation was made against him when he was
arrested. Mr.. Norton was telegraphed to
and was expected TO arrive yesterday. Our
duties did not permit US to await the con-
clusion of the trial, but We infer from the
way matters stood, the scoundrel is safely
cared for
Miss Sinclair is very modest and hand
some woman, and we pitied her in that bar
room courtroom surrounded by the curious.
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A New FEATURE.-The Troy, IN. W
ladies have introduceda new feature at their
Fairs, which makes them draw like steam
en2ines. All the most bewitching girls
wear placcrds, labeled "kisses one shilling
EACH" and in some cases, where dealer,
possess extraordinary beauty, as high as
twenty-five cents is obtained. Gentlemen
who are fond gathering this kind of fruit
'melting from the tree" 60 in for it accord
ing to the weight Of their purses, and one of
the newspapers states that one rosy-liped
hrght-eyed CIR, realized $62 in one evening
One gentleman actually purchased elcvcn
dollars worth of the honey Think of thai
Master Brook What sweet tooth the fel
low must have The fly that sips the trca
Gle till it is lost in sweets, must be fool +
him in the appearance of creature comEorts
A friend at our elbow, says talt if this de-
ligbtful fashion we're in vogue out this wav.
he knows one fellow who would invest his
whole salary. Shame
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13

ders and nfirmities Of youth and MATURITY r,sutios
from eXcesses which d. stroy the physical and
powers observations marriage lis duties ana dis-
qualifications, &c, Illustrating the anatomy and physs-
oogy and diseases Of the reproductive organs Of ItA
sexes, their structures uses aud functions. popular
aud comprehensive treatise the tut,es and ca
of single and married fe-happy and fruitful alliances
mode Of securing thenfelicitous and inferse ones
their obviaton and renovalimportaB hints to those
contemplating matrinopy, that will overcome obs coYs
lott none, however, should take this important step
without hrst consulting its paYes commentaries tbs
diseases and medical treatment Of females from infasas
TO old each case graphically illustrated by heaaN
lthor rap plates nervous debility, its caus aud cnrs
by Process at once simple, and efecsaaf 1si
farie is impossible; rules for daily manage nent, an
essay II Spermatorroea with practical osery ations On
safer and more successful mode Of treatnsnt; precau-
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pract an essay on all diseases arising indcre
tio With plain and simple ysies by which all persons
can cure themselves Without mercury-remedies for
those slfinicted aiseres and disappointed hopes 80
unfortunately prev sent in the young. 1t Is irutsis
adviser to the married. and those conem lat;Dg Har-
rage. Its persal particularly per-
entertaining doubts Of their physical cosd
ton, snd who are conscious of having Sszarded tho
health happiness and privilege to which every human
being IS entitled TO- Price rs cents ger copy, copies
for dollar Mailed free Of postage toany part OF
the Us.ited States.
N, B-Those who prefer may consult DR.. La CroiS
upon any Of the diseases upon which his book treats
in the short space Of six days, and completely and en-
trely eradicate all traces OF these disorders which 90,
pavia cad cubebs have so long been antidote 10 M
ruin Of the health of the patient His French Secret
Is the rea continental remedy fer that class Of sor
ders, which unfortunately physicians treat Win c-cury
to the rretrevabe destruction Of the ratel ceas.ito
ton, ad which all the sarsaparla ~ DE Nesid cannot
cure.
DR.. La Croixs medicines sse 7ree from all mineral
poisons, and put up p ssat and compact form which
can be sent by Express or Mall and may be taken in a
public or private house, while trn yenc without ey
to the most intimate frierd or roo-rate or
drance from business or study, and important
in the diet Is necessary Medicines any ssrt Of
the Union according to directions. sae!y aa sse:ulr
secured from observation. Office renoy,s ncp, No Is
Beaver Street. to 81, Maiden Laps. psar Eroasway.
Albany, New York. sp1iy,,'
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OLD PSALM TUNEs.-There is, to us more
OF touching pathos, heart-thriiing expression
in one of the old, psalm tunes. feelingly dis
played, than in a whole batch Of modernism.
Tie Strains 60 ZONE, and the formulation OF
the great deep are broken up'-the great
deep of uniathonabe feeling, that lies far,
far below the surface of the world hardened
heart; and as the nnwonted yet unchecked
tear starts in the eye, the softened spirit
yields t. their influence, and shakes off the
| AL ofearthlv care, rising purified and spir-
ituaized into clearer atmosphere. Strange.
ineXplcablc associations brood over the
mind, like the far-off dreams of paradise,
minglng their cllaste melancholy with a
muslng of a still subdued, though more cheer
full character. How many glad hearts in the
olden time have rejoiced in these songs of
praise; how many sorrowful ones sighed out
their complaints in those p!aintive notes,
that now cold in death, are laid to rest
around that sacred church, within whose
walls they had so often swelled with emo
tion.-Blocs,cood.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

My principal method of defeating error
and heresv (says John Newton,) is by es-
tablshing the truth. One proposes to fill a
bu,hel with tares, but if l can fill it first
with wheat, may defy his attempts.
MEN, before they die, see and comprehend
enigmas hidden from them before The
greatest poet, and one of the noblest think
ers of the last age, said on his death bed
"many things obscure to me before, now
clear up and become visible"
IDEAS differ in various paris of the wo Id
Par Example: In the rude districts of Cali
fornia, ''nce warm NEAL" is said to consist
of two biscuits baked in pepper sauce!-
Simple-but not calculated to become popu-
lar, especially in this part of the world.
Ar Placervile the ladies' have formed a
calico league, to which nobody can ever
belong who is unwilling to make her appear
ance at Church, at parties, or on the street
in calico dress.
The attacks of the slanderer are like tb
bits of mud dashed on you by passing car.
If Won attempt to rub them off, yon lea e
stain; let them dry, and they are easily eta
ced.
\ gentleman who has occasion to WAL
with two ladies' with one umbrella. shout,
always 60 in the middle, as that secures
dry coat to himself, and is showing no par
TALLY to either Of the ladies.
skirt has been made for q lady in Phil.
adclphia Which contains "a yards. 1t rs
rather hard sgetting round" that story.
A party of emigrants, fit in number.
passed through our city day before yester-
day en- route for Minnesota. They were wei
supplied with farming implements, and in
tend locating in Olmsted county, about 10
miles from tle Iowa line.
BayARD TAYLOR says that tie Ennis.
women will scrub, RIB. and dry their hts
bands, brothers, or male friends IN the BATH.
and yet they think kiss the height of i'm
modesty, and are shocked to learn til IN
America it is common for wives to Kiss their
husbands. This is certainly Finn-ical
notion.
MATEIMoNY," said modern Benedict
the other day, pro !uces remarkable revo
luton. Here am |, for instance, in ten shor
months changed from a signing lover to
loving SIRE"
AN old lady desired her worse half to look
into a barrel that stood in the corner, and
tell l.er what lie saw. The old gent lemar
10 kcd and thus answered. 0. I. Z. L. r.
NJ. 7.
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SINGULAR SLANDER Srrr.-Brown & Nc
Nance Of New York, employed R. G. Fow-
les as Clerk in their store, and when be left
their employment, gave him aattering re-
commentator as to good character, etc
1t appears that subsequently Fowles was in
strumental in inducing his employer, ems
TONER OF Bowen & Men, me-, to patrnmze
another wholes le louise. Coming across
the customer in question, one of the part
ners OF the firm named, intimsted that Fow-
les was not trustworthy. For these init
nations to his character, Fowles instituted
suit for SANDER, and ajury have awarie d
hlm damages to the amount Of 81 500. The
defendant has appealed, on the ground it is
stated, Of u verdict against the weight of
evidence. This is the second trial of the
case, the former verdict being $4,000. ~
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SWAT brought you here" said lone
woman who was quite illustrated" by an
early call from an old bachelor neichbor who
lived opposite. and whom she regarded with
particular favor, g though she never dared 10
tell her 1--we, but let conc"al,nent like a worm
in1the mad hide in the burrows of her
wr'nklea face and change her skin 10 parch.
meii,. "a9i hsf gt8sa7l ~ MS $ ~
e" come t. borrow inatches.n f9s q go
Matches! That's likely story WIN
don't you make match yourself2 know
what you Come for, cried the iexasparated
I'D virgin, as she backed the. bachelor into
the corner-" You came here to kiss me al
most to death, but you shan't without YOU
are the strongest, and the Lord knows you
are!"
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Important Appointments.
WASHINGTON, June 9


Major McCnlloch has emphatically de-
clined the Goycinorship of Utah. A selec-
ton will however, positively he made in a
few days, when the vacant Judgship Of that
Territory will be filled, and another measures
adopted with view to the effect or gani-
zation of the Administrative machinery.
The President has. appointed Joseph A..
Wright OF Indiana, Minister to Berlin, in
place of Vroons, recalled at his own request;
Henry C. Murphy, of New York, Minister
to the Netherlands, vice Belmont, recalled at
his own request; YIN. A. Richardson Of IL
linois. Governara Of Nebraska. vice lizard !;
Isaac r. Dillon Of Illinois, Consul of Bre-
men, vice Hilderbrand; VIM; Thompson of
New Yor., Consul to Southampton, Eus
land, vice Or skey; Gabriel G. Fleulit O
New York, Consul to Bordeaux, to Sill an
existing vacancy. T - freres -.r sf9s
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The Charleston Courier lpars by an ar
rival from India river. Florida that on the
18th INST, Maj, Dashll paymaster tor the
army, in attempting to Ian from schooner
came near drowning, and lost overheard
twenty-three, thousand dollars, for the Flor
ida troops. -tS-' 42'.f ~
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RKCEa'S SALANxANDER SAFES,
UlLLEL,S FACEnI

A iarEs a>>orhnef. -
Safes OF vsrio us sizes ana
patterns. with and VIA,
o'li powdrr proof locaas
for sale a ,hr tey t. llS
Water ST., kCy YORK.
&Grg ~ ilc2i oha
TAaIes ssd vaas, d.cr-
pelsfc to ofs'ss- aiifs
XrEAFAS q MARVIN
Heff 81 Scerns & 10.
ssctessorsfo R,fi sea
l46 VI alter ri. alni Ger
Avennr A aid 81. Na,s
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ProiIie'crs q, RisAA
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81 ~ 'shssesS sat cox.
M. ccNSTAN-
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THE march OF civilization IL oi,wafdl "A
CLERGYMAN in d Springfield Mass. J. church,
last Sunday, married 4 couple, substituting
the words '"gentlenan and lady" tor imam
and woman" Outraged Benton! Where
are thy thunders!
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OLD FOUNDRY!

Pioneer Foundry and Machine Works,
OF SAINT PAUL.
The Proprietor of this well known Establishment would
say to his patrons that he has completed the enlarge
ent and furnishing of his premises. and has spared no
expense to furnish it with new and expensive
MACHINERY, ENGINE LATHEs, POWER PLANES,
And frst-class 90
MECHANIsTs, PATTERN MAKERS AND MOULDERs,
So that il is now the largest and most complete Estab
lshment west of Chicago north Of st. Louis. Is
now prepared to furnish all Minnesota, and part Of Wis
consn, with Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES, -y
LOCOMOTIVE AND CYLINDER BOILERS, CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS SINGLE MILLS, BRASS WORK,
And Engine Trimmings of all kinds Having been in
operation Four Years. it has large and constantly in
creasng stock of Patterns, and furnish on short
notice all kinds Of Mill Gearing, Wheels, Shafting,
spndles, Saw Mill Cranks, Building Columns, Window
Caps and s every variety of Castings in Iron and
Brass. -" ~
IRON TURNING, PATrERy-MAKING,s p ol
And Forging, of all kinds promptly executed. Brass
Cocks, Valves, Babbitt Metal, &C.. constantly hasd.
osl ~ OBSERVE Ia jje8 lgssf
This is the only Foundry In the Territory that has
MACHINE SHOP ATTACHED TO IT.
F. GILMAN.
st. Paul, January as-dawy
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L go AVA OF MLNNESOTAs RIM
L sEY Co. IN THE PROBATE COURT FoR y aTsrv
p ps In the matter Of the Estate of WILLIAM "
% upon reading and filing the Petition of
Sohh W. Prince a resident Of said County and n .n
bearing tnerefrom that the said petitioner has in h.
an in writing purporting to be the
last VIII and Testament of WILTON w page late Of sa;s
County, deceased And it further appearing from IN.
sad petition that the legatees named said WILL and
all persons in any manner interested in the Estate ~
said Deceased, are non residents Of this Territory
Is ordered that all persons in any manner
IN the Estate Of said deceased be notified to be M an
pear before the Judge Of Probate of County of Ram
sey Aforesaid, at his Office in the City ST. Paul In said
County on Saturday, the 18th day Of June next at ter
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day. to show cause If
any exists why the said Instrument should not be nd
mtted to Probate and proved the last Will and Tesla
ment OF the said William w. Page, deceased And II !,
further ordered that such notice be given to all
interested IN the said Estate, by the publication Of thh
order for three weeks successfully in public
printed and published in said County Of Ramsey Gale
the weekly Minnesotian"
Dated at the office Of the Judge of Probate Il gans
County, May 9th, 1857. " D. IIEt,:n
District Attorney, and En- (Fcio, Judge OF proba,.
VS.. Nd
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,lEilyATE MEDHOAL TREATISE ON

VIEW OF MARRIAGE, BY DR..
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1t treats on the Physiology of
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fI44, It VIII turh OUT % B3frtls per day This Nm !,
cheap simple, durable sf4 eqppact, requiring less now.
Grand a.,ee.on sin tpakqg larger yield and better
haf.ps, a1d Min aesrns 81 al Descriptions furn;ssa
To o.der, The best old German Anchor Botnv aIa:SS
prices -. cocoon. W. u UANrn Sc~ess
No. ~, Eighth Street. between Broadway and Sycs.
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BUSINESS. CARDS.
WILLIAM BREWSTER. m
Dealer i'm Real Estate,
Near the Post ONCE,
FAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
TRUMAN M. SMITH, n,
Banker and Dealer in Real Estate,

Exchange bought and sold. Interest allowed time
Deposits Particular attention paid the purchase and
sale of Real Estate Looming Money Locating Land War
rants, Payment of Taxes, &c. daw
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MINNEAPOLIS.
BANK AND LAND OFFICE,
Az Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1857.


81 al y CARLOS WILCOX, ~
NOTARY PUBLIC AND coNvEYANCER,
Dealer i'm Real Estate,
LAND WARRANTS. STOCKS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE
And General Agent for Entering, Buying and sellin
Land and Land Warrants, Paying Taxes, Investing
and Loaning Money, Collecting, &C.,
Opposite the Falls of Saint Anthony.
NEAR THE U. s. LAND oFFICE.)
RxFEREScEs Marshall L Co., Bankers, Saint PauI
Officers Of the U. s. Land Office, Minneapolis Franklin
Steele, ESQ.,, Fort Snelling Austin Adams Esq, Dubu-
f. s. Hubbard, Esq., Brasher Falls, N. r.; Hon. A. L
Catlin, Detroit, Michigan; Officers u. s. Land Office,
Superior; Officers s. Land Office, saltwater James
iiamsburg City of Brooklyn; Hon. K. g. Mooney Bevi.
dere, In:; Nessrs. Cornell, Jameson Bass, Chicago
Post, st. Louis Mo-; Daniel B. Easley, Esq, Barksdale
va; Byron Murray, ESQ.,, American Exchange, N. Y.
CITY; C. Corbin ESQ.,, Union Bank, Troy; sc; Bull.
Esq, Farmers Bank, Orwell, VT. DR.. J. " C. Smith,
Boston, Mass John s. Abbott, Esq, Norridgewock, Me
Prof 7. N. Benedict, Burlington, Vt. Nov24-daw
$. D. HARMS. HENRY HILL.
X AIMS 4 HILL, DEALERS IN REAL
"A ESTATE VIII buy and sell Lands, negotiate Loans,
business Of general Real Estate Agency. Particular
attention paid to the examination of Titles. Office
the Suspension Bridge Minneapolis Minnesota Territory
REFERENCES Hon. VIM. Bgler, Hon. Simon Cam
ero1, pennsylvania; John II. Shewnberger Esq.,, John
Mcdonald Crossen, Ex-Gov. w. f. Johnston, Pttsburg;
James Fox, ESQ.,, Oliver Bellman, Harrisburg; Hon.
Geo. I. Thorns, Hon. Charles Oneal, H. X Strong Col
r. NJ Wyncoop Philadelphia; John b. Eaton, w. s.
Porter, ESQ.,, Cincinnati Ohio Col John r. Garland,
stephen D. Law, New York City Rev. Benjamin Mills,
Frankfort, Kentucky DR.. o. +. Hill, Knoxville Tenn
Ex-Gov Alex. Ramsey Hon. David Cooper, William 8.
Bannng Co., John Ninnger, Esq., Stephen Long, ESQ.,,
Berkey Nicois, Hollinshead Becker, ST. Paul; L. NJ
Oids Snyder Mcfarland, Bradford 4 Garland, Han
HENRY HILL, Attorney at Law and Notary
roollc. ap11-d6m
MINNESOTA LAND AND COLLECT
1NA ING AGENCY.-DELANo T. SMITH, AHOrHeu at
Lac ana Oedterin Real Estate and General AGENT
Vince next door to the U. s. Land ONCE, Minneapolis
minnesota Land, Town Property, Land Warrants, &c
bought and sold, money loaned property and titles ex.
amined, investments and collections made: Land War
rants, Located; Land entered and sold on credit
Agencies solcited interest allowed special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. oct 20, 1S55-dawtf
HANCOCK & THOMAS, DEALERS IN
IL REAL ESTATE, Minneapolis, Hennepn County,
Minnesota Territory, have constantly hand and for
sale large amount of Real Estate in Minneapolis Still
water, Superior, Hastings, Nininger, Glencoe, Little
Falls, and other Of the most promising Towns in the
Territory. Also Wild Lands, Pine and other Timber
Lands Farms, &c. They will locate Land Warrants in
the Territory Money constantly hand for Loans
Real Estate security. jan15-d6m