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The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

NEW ApvERTIsgMExs-0ur friend Frank Joh'l-
son Of the St. Nicholas appears in new advertise
ment. His hotel is in prime order and OF the hrs'
class.
Mr.. Becker, the gunsmith sets forth his readiness
In furnish all sorts of shooting irons and to repair
damaged weapons
One If the most important additions to our town
Is the establishment Of all iron and brass foundry
Mr. Locher, the proprietor of the newly erected
oroviIle Foundry, advertises in another column to
execute such orders for castings as may he leftw
him. Let him be literally patronized.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

KETcHEp.-Geo Thomas, the aldernanic stage
man. whom everybody knows, had very severe fall
one day last week. He was driving his team at a
tremendous rate over the sparkling road when sud-
denly his brake gave way, and he was pitched body
and boots right into the Matrimonial Slough and
there he is yet;-hard and fast They say he don't
care continental cuss, and acts Just as if he was
glad of it. We wish him great joy, and lots of lit
tie aldermen.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

The DoINGs OF THE DEvIL.-The Marysville Err
press, after bestowing upon us complimentary
notice which we wish was better merited, com
plains of the non-receipt Of the RECORD. That a
cotemporary only IS miles distant should fail to re
ceive our paper, is in consequence of mafeasance
IN Office on the part of Devilish assistant which
shall be looked iuto. If the mail will perform its
duty, the Express shall have no further cause of
complaint.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

CAUSE or FEvERs.-Doctor Aiken, of Downie
vile, publishes in the Democrat as his opinion,
that most Of the malignant fevers occurring in the
mountains are induced by the unwholesome and
noxious effluvia arising from the decomposed mat
ter which accumulates around slaughter houses.
He also thinks that the miasmatic diseases so preva
lent at this time are the consequence of stagnant
water and decaying vegetable matter.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

A BENNETT BrcHAHAYIsN.-The n. Y. Herald,
Mr.. Buchanan's stipendary in Gotham. in an article
Mandatory of its present employer, and defamatory
of Douglas and other Democrats. aludes to the in
strument into which previous to his election the
President declared himself merged, as "that mass
of rubbish the Cincinnati Platform This express
sion is Of course uttered by the sanction ofthe Pres
ident, and may be regarded as expressive of his
contempt for the bridge that carried him safely
over"
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

RUN 0Ur-A correspondent Of the Marysville
Democrat, who has been writing some very pungeut
letters from la Porte, Sierra county, in some of
which he INDUCED in certain baselass gcnerali
abies, was scared by bug-bear story told him by
somebody, and in great bodily fear ofa coat of
many feathers, he walked himself out one side and
suddenly took leave of the town he had slandered.
The nomme de plame of the fearfal writer is "Henry
Jacob.r
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

RETURN OF A PRIsoNER.-Under Sheriff john
II. LllIrd returned hither ON Tuesday from
San Quentin, bringing with him John Coleman,
WHO had been sentenced to the pententiary for SIX
years f-r the killing of Chase. Under railing OF
the Supreme Court, similar to that made in the case
of Edward Lloyd, Coleman is glanteda new trial,
hence his return to county. His case will prob
ably be disposed of at the approaching term of the
District Court
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06
County Treasurer,s once,

County Treasurer's Once,
OgoyILLE, Nov. 9th, lcoS.
Holders of Butte County Warrants registered on the
General Fund from the 2lst of December 1851 to Feb
1853 inclusive also, Warrants No 1892 1893. 1854
1886, 1896 and 1897 registered the INDECENT Sick
Fund, teb 6, 1885, are hereby notified that the
payable at this Office and after this date said
Warrants cease to bear interest.
WIN. LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte Co.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

HONE FOR DRuNKARDs-A Estate Inebriate .isy-
lumr has been established in the State of New
York On the oath of September the corner stone
of the building laid at Binghamton. Hon. D.
S. Diekenson Edward Everett and other disting-
guished gentlemen made speeches on the occasion,
and poem was delivered by Alfred D. Street.
Such an institution in California would diminish
the ANIMAL number Of admissions to the San Quen-
tin establishment very materially.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

MIsQro rArIoN.-The Golden Era, self-electcd
Literary paper puffs the quality of the interior
publications, and in endeavoring to illustrate its
ideas, adopts for text, an oft quoted vor=e CT
8 rays Elegy, the last line of which reads:
''And wastes its sweetaess on the des. 1T air.
The Era commits . common error in Substituting
fragrance for s,ceetess :llisquotation excusable
in persons who have no particular business to know
better, but unpardonable ii professed Eterateur.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

THE GouGEsHErNs- The Misses Gougenheims
returned to San Francisco on the bark Glimpse, a
few days aimee, from Australia. The Glimpse is
somewhat noted as being the craft which bore away
from our hosptable shores the charming and talent
ed Anna Cora Athenaeum Weeks and her other half
Whether the Gougenheims are engaged in any of
our theaters, we are not informed
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

PICTURES BuRNED.-0n Monday evening last a
fire broke out in TIE Daguerrean establishment of
Mr.. Vance, in San Francisco, doing great damage
to his stock and fixtures and mnch iniurng build
ings in the vicinity The total loss is estimated at
$4,000
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

CARD-The Superntending Physician OF the
County Hospital publishes Card in another column
in answer to the yer ;ict of the CoroneFs Jury. in
the case Of Edward Harris. We understand that
the Board OF Supervisors have inquired into the
case, and are disposed to believe that DR.. O. Brien
was unduly censured
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

Tn: CAMELs.-Out of the fifty Canels imported
by the government and taken in charge by Lieut..
Beal. only one has died. while ten have been added
by birth These are now at Camp Verde, sixty
miles from san Antonio, Texas, aad thriving
admirably, Someof the older and more fogyish of
ihssrny officefsyaxpress doa5.s to the useful
ness of these Caneis, bat Lieut.. Beal and others
are slngui le of their usefulness.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

WooLES FAcFoRY-The San Francisco Telegram
says that Col. David 5. Turner, of that city, has
gone east with the intention of purchasing th ma
chinery for wooden factory, to be erected at the
Bay city. 1t isa wonder similar enterprise has
never been projected in this State before
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

Nor CAUGHT.-Recorder Barnard, with view
to preventing the contemplated fight between the
Beneca Boy and Morrisey issued warrant for the
arrest Of the former. but Heenan and his hackers,
getting wind Of the Recorders movement, contriy-
ed to elude the peace officers
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

Coop APPorSTMESr.-M Mr.. Thomas Callow has
been appointed agent at this place for Wells Fargo
& Co. rire Mr.. Harmon, resigned. Mr.. Callow's
steady business habits and uniform attentiyeness
will prove the appointment to be one Of the very
best possible to be made.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

COUNTY HosrrrAL.-The expense of this institu-
ton for the last quarter amounts to 800. This is
fifty per cent. less than the average expense per
quarter under the former arrangement Stop a
few more leakages, and the county viii soon be out
of debt.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMES.-A secret society
styled as above has lately sprung into existence in
the Western States. The society adopts the names
of various Indian tribes and their language in
the transaction Of business.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

Dickens coNING TO AMEEIcA.-It is stated in the
Liverpool Times that Mr.. Charles Dickens is about
the reading Of his Chstmls stories 10 the American
public. Should he come, -ome of the taades whom
he snulbed in his ca1stic notes." viii attempt a
puere clamor against hin, bat he will be receive d
by his true friends and inte9i5e admirers with as
much cordaty as he could desire.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

INJUNCTION DrssoLvEp.-The injunction issued
20 the Tax Collector Of Yuba county against pay
ing monies into the County Treasury, has been dis
solved it having been shown that the Treasurer had
filed new and satisfactory bonds.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

NEVADA NArIoNAL.-This paper comes to us this
week in the form of Steamer edition full of well
written and well selected reading matter. 1t is
highly creditable issue ''for the mountains and
that is saying more for it than if said for the
valley" The mountain papers the best, by
long shot
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

BURIAL OF THOMAS o. LARkIS.-A large pro-
cession of citizens attended the funeral of Thos- O.
Larkin, which took place at San Francisco on Fri
day las, The societyof Califofaia Pioneers, were
in attendance.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

WELL DESERVED CoMPLIMENr-The San Fran
cisco Telegram of Wednesday contains highly
complimentary notice Of the character and writings
of the late William Shakespeare, playwright. 1t IS
pleasant, in this eminently speculative and utilta
rian age, to modest merit meet with proper ap-
probation and kindly reward. II is needless to add
that we concur with the Telegram in its opinion
concerning the talented ". 5.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

ATLANTIC PAPERs.We are indebted to Mr.. Lock
wood of the Literary Depot, for early supplies of
Atlantic papers, among which are the Boston Jour
nal, New York Herald and Tribune, Forney's Press
and Missouri Republican. Mr. l.. will accept our
thanks for his liberalitv
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

SHERIFF STABBED.-Sherif Paugh of Amador
county, was badly stabbed on Friday night Of last
week, by prostitute whose fancy man he was at
tempting to arrest. The woman isin Jail and the
Sheriff i recovering.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

SUED FOR OvERLoADING.-A suit has been COM
menced in San Francisco against the steamer So
nora for carrying passengers than the law al
lows. The damages are set very high figure
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

ANOTHER GGLp COUNTRY keep up with the
spirit of the times. the blowers for Arizona an
nounce that gold has been discovered on the ella
River, at point about fifteen miles from Fort Yu-
ma. The usual stories are told about somebody that
has made big pile and left: Of the scarcity of
grub and so on. More suckers wanted
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

BoSpsNES WITHDRAwx--The bondsmen of Mr.
4, 0. Hyde, Treasurer Of Yuba county, made appIi
cation for release, which was granted by the Coun
ty Judge Mr.. Hyde has renewed his bonds. and
since that time the old sureties have enjoine the
Tax Collector from paving public monies iuto the
Treasurers hands. The reasons for these acts are
not set forth in the account which appears in the
Exprsss.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

PREAcarNG.-R B. n. Seymour viii preach in
the Brick Church tomorrow morning, at half past
ten o'clock.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

RASDAL 4 Cove are under many obligations
to this liberal and enterprising Marysviile firm for
. complete file Of the Daily New York Tribune for
the fortnight ending October 5th The donors viii
tcce ot our heartiest thanks.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

Brsr OF THos. o. I.ARKIS-Mr. Thomas Donnel-
ly, a young sculptor Of San Francisco has taken a
plaster cast of the features Of the late Mr. Larkin
from which he intends modelling bust.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

SCRIP HOLDERS ATTENTION. Persons holding
county warrants directed to the notice from the
County Treasurer, which appears in another column
of to-tay's Record
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06
oRov1LLE, SATURDAY, NOV. s, 1858.

WELLS FAuGo Il co-To the liberality of this
firm and the kindness Of the agent at this place, we
are indebted for copies of the n O. Delta, cincnna
ii Commercial, Louisville Journal. Missouri Repub-
lcan and other valuable eastern papers. They will
accept our thanks.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

RACE AT WALLAcE's.-Lots of fun may be ex
pected tomorrow afternoon at Wallace's Ranch
An interesting race has been made up between
wallace's and Tom Whites horses, and several
scrub races are concentrated.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06
Notice to Tax Payers.

TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Nov. 5th, 1855. (
IN accordance with the Revenue Law of this State
the Delinquent Tax List this county will be com.
pieted for publication the 18th nst after which
the advertising fee will be added
WV. HOBART, Tax Col. Butte Co.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

SENTENCED TO LIFE OF CRIME.-A lad ten years
old has been sentenced to the San Francisco county
Jail for ninety days, for stealing jack knife In
the same city, and before the the same Jrdge.
tCoon) negress was allowed to testify against a
white woman, and by a decision of another of the
reform courts, a brutal policeman was suspended
20 days for horsewhipping female, and San Fran :
cisco is in the hands the purifiers
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

LIBEL SUIr DRoPPED.-The District Attorney of
San Francisco entered nohc prosequi in the libel
case of obson vs.. the proprietor of the San Fran
cicso Daily Times. 1t seems difficult to make a
libel case stick" in the California Courts
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

CONTEMPT FOR Az Old ADAGE.-Having ignored
the old saw commencing with Honesty the Pres
ident has adopted as best what his organs
choose TO style "high American policy
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

HENRY WARD BsgoHEa The attendants upon
this persons ministerings have determined to bald
him Church in Brooklyn, y. Y, capable of hold
ing six thousand persons.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

observation-disclosures Weller has issued
proclamation, appointing Thursday, the 25th of
this month as day of general Thanksgiving and
prayer.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

FRuIT-The Italian fruit stands at the varion:
corners, present tempting piles of apples pears ant
erlpes. These meet with ready sale, especially t.
the moroidly appetzed convalescents from mala
rious diseases. But, considering the plenty, fruit
is outrageously high priced, and will probably con
time to be 50 iOng as the present vendors monopo
lie the trade.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

IMPORTANT TO PosTNAsTERs.-Comp ints hav-
ing been made to the Post Office Department that
the .'care, custody, and conveyance of the mails
are entrusted to persons not qualified, and under
suitable age, the following regulations which are
of long standing, are published for the benefit of
all concerned
aPostmasters will cause their assistants and
clerks, as well as letter carriers, contractors and
carriers to take the oath OF Office required by law
and send them for file to the department, before
they enter on their duties.
mo person under the age Of sixteen years should
be employed as a mail carrier or clerk in a post
office. The special agents of the department and
all postmasters will promptly report all instances Of
non compliance with these regulations;
THE DISTRICT CoURT.-The November term Of
this Court will commence On Monday next (the sth
instant
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office.

-. THIS FAVORITE HOTEL, FOR
sz;..a merly situated the oil Montgomery and
Viii IIuutoon Streets located The corner VI
lucn and Montgomery streets in the building formerly
known as The White Hall
The ST NICHOLAS has been provided with
lire y new I'll OF beds bedding ard other fixtures and
IN table and all its appointments is second pub
iic Northern California. To Keep pace with The
times the prices have been ser AT the following
sIhRfN OO entS,
Lodging per Night, ......5O q rs cents.
FRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor
Ex-N. B.-The Office of the California Stage Com
pany Is at The 81. Nicholas. n6
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

SCIcIDE.-A young man named George Stevens,
while laboring under fit of insanity, induced by
over drinking, voluntarily walked overheard from
the Steamer Gipsey as that vessel was passing
through the Suttcr Slough, and was drowned. He
was ranchman.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

CHrSAMAS TO BE HUS6.-Chung'Lug, Chinese
murderer, is to be hanged at Mokulumne Hill, Gala
veras county on the 21st of November
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

LATE CRor.-We saw digger shellng green
peas at the kitchen door of break o'day house
one day this week They must have been raised in
the mountains.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

In SIERRA AND BUrTE.-0ne Ager is militia
captain in Sierra county. For some weeks past he
hss been General in Butte.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06
Notice

G S HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK
hooers OF the Virgin Quartz siining Goa pany that
all shares which assessments due and remaining
unpaid w be s,d at Iuhlic sale at the court house. in
Oroviile, the All day Of December. 1858. O'Clock
VI, to pay sud mcEts gther with costs # sale
and advertising. L. L. JMLEY, Prest.
c. H. Turner. Sec.
ankee Hill, Nov. 8, 1858.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

CHARrTABLE.-The Masonic Board of Relief of
s@n Francisco has established employment Office
IN that city to aid strangers and others to find en-
ploymeDt Such well directed charity is most
commendable
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

WITuDRAwS.-Mr. BausInan has withdrawn from
the Senatorial contest in Sacramento county. This
leaves clear field for the fight between r. D. Fer
guson and Doctcr Price and making the election of
the former matter of little doubt
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

SHOOTING IN MARYsvILLE.-0ne Greaser shot
another at al eating house in Marysviie on Tues
day night The wounded man received pistol ball
in the back of his neck. The shooter was arrested
AMI the victim was taken in charge by surgeon.
The latter is said to be desperado So we learn
from the Express.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

MORE FRAzERITEs.-The Steamers Panama and
Pacific, which arrived atSaa Fraacisco on Tuesday
last, brought upwards of six hundred disappointed
Frazerites
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06
DIED

At buckeye Ranch, Yuba county, October 26th. of
consumption i'll the Sd year of her age ELIZA, wife
Mr.C. 5 bYrLg. OF Mooreville, Butte conuty.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

RE NOMINATED The three black Republican
brothers Washbarne, have all been re-nominated
for Congress in their several districts in Mane Hi
nois and Wisconsin.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

PRosPEcTivE.AA party Of gentlemen from below
have lately beea pro posting oar hills for quartz.
They have found several ledses but have sought in
rein for gold.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

SoAP.--A concern in Sacramento make 10000
pounds of CASTLE Soap per week. The reporter of
the Sacramento Union has seen the article and pro-
nounces it coed.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

SUICIDE AT YREKA We learn from the Yreka
Union that barber named Jean Iznard committed
suicide ia that town the 23d inst, by blowing his
brains out with pistol. No cause IS assigned for
the act
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

To DE- HuSG.-Michael Murray convicted Of
murder in the District Court for Sierra County has
been denied new trial by the Sapreme Court,
which body has ordered that day be fixed for his
execution. So we learn from the Democrat
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

RoNDo.-This noble game of chance which ais
not gambling" foarisheth at Yrela. Tappers of
various small sums are found with considerable fa
city.i
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

Dr.. BATss.-The Shasta Rcpu5lican informs Us
that Dr.. Henry Date; has returned to Shasta and
resumed the practice of medicine. This is the first
intimation we have had concerning the Doctors
whereabouts since his trial az Auburn.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

STEAMERS FoR THIS SIDE.-Two large fine lake
steamers, the dmerica and CanaHa, are being thor
oughly overhanled and remoddeled at New Y orf at
an expense Of $4,000 each, preparatory to their
being brought around the Horn for service on the
Pa-iic coast Theia destination hai not been de-
ternined upon, but they are either to run between
Panama and Valparaiso or between San Frarci.co
and Frazer River. Upon receipt OF la.e reports
from the latter locality, all notions of running them
on the northern route viii probably be abandoned
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

MORE GAs.-The Sacramento Gas Works have
been enlarged.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

To BE HuNG.-A white man named Samuel Ste
vent1n and Indi both convicted Of murder, are
sentenced to be hanged in Amador county on the
Sd Of December.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

RETURNED MARY Jno H. Jewctt
formerly Mayor Of Marysville, and Mr.. Charles NJ
Patterson, formerly City Clerk, returned from an
Eastern trip. on the Sonora. The Dcmocrct says
that Charley Patterson committed matrimony while
at the East, but neglected to bring his wife to his
California home.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

"BGLoNGs TO HERsEIF.'-Judge Norton Of the
18th District Court of San Francisco has decided
that what property woman has previous to her
marriage cannot be claimed as the common proper
ty of her husband after marriage. This may be re-
garded confirmation of Aunty Smif's declara-
ton of woman rights.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06

QgIcxslLvEr SropPxD.-Thc holders of the New
Almaden Quicksilver Mine have been served with
an injunction from the U. S. District Court, stop
ping the work thereon. The mine is valued at
$50, 900 .0go
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Hr..,vAv Opporfr H"nd-st or tue i)no@lug subjects:
" ousu aid De- Le ss Disabilities Hon JAS T. BRADY,
Ap1l !. 90. -, .nr,s 10
"Nonst Had hsr Won Rev r. VI. CHAPLIN. April -
Woman ID the Eco.iv- FT4nchs-'-Mrs. LUCY SfoNH
Apr % IL nj,
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Union 80 As'o I4a, The lcct1rrs have generous
" tdeskc the .c.es OF Inc Importance O. ae sueecis
! b, disCusssd.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BRADY Opening I'M CpJfsc, Vii advocate The LrGAL
F..a cas- y ~ WoN.sA
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hw> ao.O.t 1os s t The course 80 o. 'nnd q, Tue
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Amuscmcnte.
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ID BENEFIT or CHARLEY SHERWOOD
Better Known ss PETE JENKINS. TUESDAY, March 30,
ta5a the perfect constellation Of Equestrian Stars
thA have appated in the for many years including Mr.
Charles Melville che Australian Mr. Eaton Stone, aud the
tlreC
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4 CADEMY Of MUSIC.-L E o y o A.
N LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON
Lat appearance tbu, one) Of
MADAME De LA GRANGE,
WEDNESDAY, March 81, Al o'elock,
Positively the second and LAST NIGHT OF VIM T. Fry's
Italian opersof
LEON O A
The Director I, re3 in being the fTst 70 present. 10 he
NwYork Academy Of Music, he work OF an American com,
posr and thus 10 measure fh the pleasing duty imposed
him by the charter 81 tho inralop GUY heIes!oIe Le'
see,ed by his predecessor
Words by ...........J r. Fry Music by.....W a. Fry
Vador rich Sgnor Rocco
Mortaivo SignoI Gassef
Ai.Tel, Renttman.. SsnO
LeoIors, daughter of Nine De La Oante
MARIANA, tlssI OF JUNO
Martini their friend NINE MOTH
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A VNNTlNI -ATstt =
,CF-Ths monster Will be given on st h,cins o.
spis PnsbAsers Tickets will please sc nT sn eSSi
A.. 81 APRIL. g. sigued BY > Ike Inn
On ,sle AZ THOMPSON BROTHERS Bspsips house ~, :
W.I =, a. ~ Nicboss Metropolitan, Delnonl.0 %, New
YI md C.sdsi iIotas he Irving House; az w Pnci'
~ Nns,r B and Drug and at The OH es OF Tue tN'e
sud GSIctsl Ccs.ui;teea No go D'"s~"'' "'0 ~ ~
tlincinal s.orrs a. Fultop-s'. BrcOkivn