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San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
ALPII.
Gone-A Dirge.

BY HOWARD P. ROSS.
Gone It's the word of the passing BELL
Gonel it forms the funeral knell.
Gone a spirit peaceful and bright,
Gone to the day unfollowed by night.
Gonel from earth and its objects dear,
Gone from earth and its objects drear.
Gone but not to the silent grave,
Gone to Him who died to save.
Gonel where ne'er the doleful knell-
I" Gone p comes from the tolling bell.
Gonel to the world of endless bliss,
Gone from all the woe of this.
Gone to loved ones gone before,
Gonel to meet to part no more.
Gone! where graves will neer appear,
Gone where ne'er will fall a tear.
Gone where hearts will ne'er be broken,
Gone where harsh words neer be spoken.
Gone where all is pure and blest,
Gone where the weary are at rest.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
r.. ". BOY NE o n.
MAKER AND JEwELER

MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
SAN ANDREAS,
ENHERE may be found large assortment
w of good Brass Clocks, such as sR
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Striking EIAo
and Marine Alarm Clocks. Also, beau sNs.s8
tiful Parlor and Bedroom Clocks, all of which
will be warrantad to keep good time one gear.
Also, fine magnifying Glasses, with double
power expressly for examining Quartz Rock.
Also, Spy Glasses, Spectacles, Thermometers,
Pocket Compasses, American Pocket Knives,
Steel Tweezers, Watch Guards, Keys, first
quality Italian f string, fnger-boards, tail
pieces, bridges, rosin, bows, &c.
Also, a large assortment of fine Gold Pens,
Gold Fob Chains, Fob Buckles, Seals, Slides,
Ladies Gold Curb Chains, Belt Buckles, Pen
ellis. Silver thimbles, Coral Beads, &c. Also,
fine Gold Rings, EARRINGS, Breast Pins, Lock
cts. Snaps, Infants Coral and Gold Armlets,
Necklaces, &c.
Special attention will be given to all work,
such as repairing Clocks and Watches, manu-
featuring Rings, Earrings, Specimen Pins, &c.
NIB. All work warranted if well used
/ would also embrace this opportunity OF
thanking the public for past favors, and hope,
by trying to please them, to still merit their
anprobation. jy ll-tfv2:2S
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
ENGLISH DRESS IN AMERICAN Eyt

ENGLISH DRESS IN AMERICAN EYES.
The Home Journal has a correspon-
dent who saw the royal wedding. She
gives the following among her expert
ences:
In the meantime my eyes were indus
trious enough, and my tongue too, as fol-
that matter; but | made so many ludi
crous mistakes with the latter felicitous
article, that | gave up in despair, and ga
zed and said nothing. Like Dame Par
tington, could not open my mouth bu
[ put my foot into it. Twice only, my
rebel tongue was too much for me.
" Fred said I, after a prolonged 81
lence, "who is that distinguished noble
man just opposite-the one all gold-lact
and stockings?'
That, replied Fred, trying to hush
down malicious laugh, that is Lord BIS
footman ~
"Oh, Lord p thought I. Well
then, Fred" | ventured again, "whose
footnan is that?'' and | pointed with my
boquet, to a modestly dressed man, who
was leaning against pillar beneath us,
and looking at everything with pair of
cold, gray eyes. " Whose footman is
that 2"
"That," said Fred, ''is Lord B. him
self p
After that [ kept still; but l thought
to myself, "what land this is, where
the footmen wear all the good clothes!"
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
PERSEVERANCE, Like Nature, v

PERsEvERANcE.-Like Nature, we
must take time to strengthen ourselves
and to develope all our resources. Hence
we get the lesson of perseverance. What
mighty power lies latent in the mind of
man Fail, once, twice, and again, you
will grow stronger with the failure as
great generals are said to learn the worth
OF victory from defeat Effort rewards
itself by inuring strength. This is a
singular property of mind. The mechan-
ical powers Of the universe are not aug
mented by action; but by use the intel
lectual faculties acquire unimagined force.
Let the student rely on this fact and take
courage.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

1MITATIoN.-What waste of time ii
is for one man to spend half life in i'm
itating others, when, by following out his
own tastes and dispositions, he would,
with less trouble, acquire respect for his
sincerity and independence Whatever
we do with spontaniety, is easy and pleas
ing in the doing, and profitable in the re-
suit. BY following nature we grow, as
it were, towards the sun, fair and straight.
A ship that rushes with the wind goes
smoothly and swiftly on her course but
against it, how much tossing, how much
loss of time, how much hard work and
ever-recurring anxieties, none but the
mariner can recount
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

n6y" Ye cate stood on ye burning roof.
whence all but she had fed; ye flames
they spread, ye cate sped, but not before
ye raging fame had scorched her tender
feet, provoking puss to raise aloft her
back and tail, expectorating 'splut.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
ODD FELLOWS REGuLAr1oNs-Tb

ODD FELLOWS REGULATIoNs.-The
Statesman relates that the Grand LODGE
has changed the system of representation
of subordinate lodges. Hereafter Grand
Representation must be elected by Lodges
which they may epresent-none but a
Past Grand being eligible.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
ID. ID. VEZEY.
Carpenter, Joiner j and Undertakes

a Shop on St. Charles street. opposite y
~ the Willow Greek Lumber Yard ",
IFt SAN ANDREAS. TTI
Where Miners can be furnished with Pumns
Toms, Patent Rifles, Water wheels, Horse
powers, and all other machinery for mininp
purposes on short notice.
-4LSO-Constantly on hand, Sash and Panel
Doors, Window and Window Blinds, Door and
Window Trimmings, Chest. Drawer, Closet and
Wardrobe Trimmings, Bedsteads, Dining. Cen
tre. Card and Toilet Tables, Wash-stands. and
all other articles of Furniture made to order.
my 23-5m-4 D. d. VEZEY.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

RUMPERAGEoUs BEAR-There was
jolly woodman was stapdin' by tree,
when he spied an awful big bear COM
ing right at hel The bear was rumpara-
geous, the foam was on his lip, and full
rod of prairie he cleared at every skip!
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

OLD TIME MEASURES. Behold how
short space was long enough of old, to
measure out the life of man; in those
well-ordered days his time was then sur
veyed, cast up, and found but three-score
years and ten.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
We learn that the Republican State Cen
trail Committee have determined to issue
call for State Convention to be held in
Sacramento, on Thursday, August 9Th,
which is the day succeeding that on
which the Democratic Convention is to
mect.-,Sac. Inion.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

a@ A New York paper says HHur-
rah for the girls of '76 !" Hurrah,
thunder says a Jerscyman, that's too
derned old /; hurrah for the girls of II ?
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

ss- The man who stoutly objected to
his wlfe's learning to skate, has at length
come to the conclusion that he is perfectly
willing to let her slide.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

sas. a man who signed the pledge, and
broke 1t, argued that all signs fail in dry
weather.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

Corner Of Broadacay j. Main sts., San Andreas
VHNHIS POPULAR A ND COMMODIOUS
IL Hotel, situated in one of the most pleas
ant and convenient localities in the town, is
constantly open for the reception of Tran
sient and Permanent Boarders. The
rooms are spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and
furnished with view to comfort The dining
hall is the best in the place, where the patrons
of the house may depend upon finding the ta-
bles spread with the choicest edibles the mar
ket affords.
Board and Lodging:
Per Week, single rooms. $1,000
Per Week, double rooms, ,.............. 500
Without Lodging, ....................... 100
Single Meal, l,................ .75
Meals at regular hours.
Bse Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. sep. 26-mtf26
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

ssr A pretty widow is defined to be
.one who knows what's what, and is de-
sirous of further information
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

@ Why should little man beware
OF marrying bouncing widow? Because
he might be called the widows mite.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

STAY AWAY FROM THAT-The Cres-
cent City Herald says that r. Mcdowell
returned from Frazer river, relates as fol-
lows
He first found the color opposite
Fort Hope. He prospected the whole
distance of one hundred and sixty-fve
miles to his entire satisfaction, and found
the prospects to range from five cents to
the pan down to no color. The water
was rising, and will continue to rise until
the last of June. He would advise no
one to 90 there who can make two dollars
and a half per day anywhere else, and if
they do 90, to provide themselves amply
with provisions and conveyance. He saw
no one making big strikes, no one making
large, or even good wages. The average
made one day with another, was about
two dollars and a-half to the man. Most
of the men he saw who had been to the
mines were leaving. There are more In
dians he thinks, on Frazer river, than in
all Oregon and Washington Territories,
and they have all been furnished with
arms by the Hudson Bay Company. The
Company had notice up at Fort Lang
ley, that all miners must pay licenses of
five dollars a month. Mcdowell left
Port Townsend about the first of May !;
at that time there were one hundred men
at that place, entirely destitute, and work
not to be obtained, even though they
were willing to do it for their board. He
anticipates not only great suffering will
be felt, but that outrages will be commit
ted, by SO large body Of men pouring
into section where there is not an ade-
quate supply of provisions.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
JAS. MCKEE, JOSEPH ToRRENS.
ST. CHARLES STREET MARKET
MCKEE s. TORRENS,

-ss~ys WOULD respectfully in l.sssr.--e
s-|E&l form their customers and Nj
.zAG=zzg.t the public, that they keep all
constantly on hand a supply of the best Beef,
pork Veal and Mutton, fresh every day, and
respectfully solicit the patronage of the public.
San Andrcas, Oct. 10th, 81, oct 1923
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
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is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
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Ofilce in the INDEPENDENT Building, st. Charles
street, above Main.
TERMS OF One wear.
fnvariably in advance So six months, So !:
three months, 81.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING: One square
of twelve lines, first insertion, $500 each
subsequent insertion, Sl.25. A liberal dis
count will be allowed to yearly advertisers.
Business Cards, not exceeding four lines, 50
per month.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
6utels, Restaurants, Me.
kiRadlerhOok Exchange!
Corner Of Broadray i. Main sts., San Andreas.

G% M. CALLAHAN, Proprietor. ;%
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

There are new names, and new tunes,
and new flowers; the gardens are splen-
did with statue, and fountain, and vine /;
shrubs, gorgeous with the glow of tropic
suns, tower up to skies the glasier made,
and furnaces diffuse birdless June and
prolong it through the shivering year.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
MUD-Sill MEN.-Senator Hammond

MUD-Sill MEN-Senator Hammond
calls white laborers "mud -sills - the
rough timber on which well-polished aris-
tocratic boots may tread above the pollu-
ting dirt of the labor-feld. We presume
he gained his ideas of rough bridging
from building extempore structures from
the slabs of his fathers saw-mill at any
rate, he is clearly an original designer,
and has erected mausoleum for himself
on which every white worker will throw
dirt until his memory is lost in unfatho-
mable depth. Men of sense in the
South will despise him as a republican
burlesque of nobility, and will in taunt
and sarcastic jest remind him of the dis
NAL screeching of the file on his father
saw; his kindred in the North will de-
ride him as an ignoble pretender, like the
ass which foaled in the horses stall, puts
on the caparisons of battle and brays to
initiate the neighing of war-steeds. The
artizan at the east, looking from his dingy
workshop, will grin at the inflated off
spring of the Connecticut sawyer, and
the rough woodmen of the west would not
hesitate to drive their ox-carts over the
equipage of the snob who would denom-
mate his parents fellow-laborers "white
slaves"
Already we hear miners speaking of
each other as "mud-sills; )" the opprobri-
Gus word fell on the fallow- ground of
freemen's hearts, and it will bring forth
a manifold crop of execration for the
American who, in addition to base and
unfilal insult, would goad them with the
torturing instruments of servitude =
Calhoun gained an Immortality by his fe-
ry impetuosity in defence Of the South ;
but he was too noble an American to
sneer at the crooked backs and fiat hands
of white labor; paths go out, north, south,
east, and west, from the grave of the con-
servative southern Clay, and jackson S
birthday made known in the wilderness
of Maine," by proclamations from cannon
cast by the splay hands of Hammond's s
white slaves. At fifty years hence who
will uncover his head when the antiquary
of New England village makes known
the fact that SO many years before, the
wife of a Yankee workman was in pain
with the birth of child, who, afterwards
in the Congress Of republican America,
characterized the people who swathed
her infant as white slaves 2" Who
will remember Mud-sill " Hammond ?
who will tell in what republic of bones
the mud-sill became fast decaying
sleeper ?"-Trinity Journal
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MARRIED..

CLOUGR-STRONG-In Milford, Conn. Thaisdsy evening,
Jane az S. Peters Church, by the Rev. James Csrder,
MI Henry H. Clough o. Brooklyn y Miss Caroline d.,
granddaughter of n. Strong of the former pace
COULMAN-MADDEN On Friday evening june 4, by the
Rev. C. Mallory, Nh CHARLES Couman TO Maria j. Madden,
both Of Brooklyn, L. ID.
pOREMUs-s DAH-Oa Monday, June T. a. Bergen N. j..
Sy the Rev j. j. Smith of WiamsburTb Samuel DoreDus Of
Brookyn, TO Misc Mal.Sie suIdAm Of Salem, N. }.
Christ Cnurch, Elizabeth, N. on
Tuesday JuLe by he Rev T. hoffman, Fanny e daugh-
ter Of Gen. N Clnke, u 70 Lieut.: J. H. Edson, USA
GODEREY-ADOLPHUS-At No. o Carroll place, the resi-
6epoe the brides psreL.s nestsy June by the
Rev Nj lsescs, Mr.. william A. Godfrey To SOPHIA thrd
Daughter Of Aaron Adolphus, ssq., all OF this city
uIrTrON-ROsS-In Baltimore Wednesday June 2, at st
Psup. Church Rev. Dr. Wye, j. h. Hutton CT Cham
besbug h PeI 20 Mics Loush hots ohy eeushei VI He
lete &. J. Ross Of Sosford Del
on TUESDAY june g. by the Rev. NJ Harris William Nor
risen ESQ., NtwYok to Miss Ssrssb Rogers Of Hototen
NATTHTF -GIGNOUX-At st. Pa;rcss Cathedral. on
Monday by bis GIa,e the Mot ReverDed the Arch
bhop Of YORK. MI Matthias hstthessen 20 Mise Elise
Gi,noux both Of Clifton Staten lslsBc
-WINTERS-At Psrsnus N. j. OR Thursday, June
the residence Of The BRIDES parents me hes Dsvoe
Of Saddle River M David p Pulls Of NewYok TO Cabs
zine, daughter Of William Winters, esq.
RANpAI-BAssETT-At New London. Conn. on Thursday,
June BY DR.. Hslhm Lieut. Horace RanaA. United
Army julia s., youngest daughter Of Capt A6ner
Bsssett.
sPENCEE-DENIsON-At suiwIsr. N. p, on Monday June
BY Re-, Biz. Fdltop Locus r. Spencer Of Brooklyn,
Long Island 10 HT Cs'ons daughter OF William Denison Of
the former place.
yOS sENDEN-JEFFREYS-O Mopdsy Jrne T. by the Rev.
Morgan Henry Won Sender 20 Mary Jenaee Jefreys,
exec: daughter OF VIM. effeys, al OF this city.
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u.rLs,.-Ptported BIZ TelerrorA.

PHILADELPHIA, June p m.-PLouR very aull DIT pssss
unchanged WHEAT quiet; Red ssd9.c. Coss kFa; t.~s
5000 bush. at 7id7.c. WHIsSY steady a. %5a2.G
BALTIMORE, June 8.-FLovR active ~ unchanged psssS
WuyAr quiet; White 81 a 81 o. CoaS-Nbite lower ses
ct s6Q6sc. Provisions steady; Mess PORK eli -. Bah
Meats, ga &c.
OswgGo, June So p m.-Fi OR 9ni.t WRsAr without
change sales of 10000 busa at 7sc for Chicago sphse ard s
Tor Mv Club. CoR> steady sales Of $50 busb Ldrss
at 63 10 RYE sales Of 500 bush slsdisn
Sc FRETGHTs upohsDs ed 2Sc. Flour. 3D. Wheat snd
Tic on Corn 10 New.York LAKE, lsFoRrs nniapotA.t
CAyAL ExPokrs: 1900 b5ls. FoG 5000 oaSn WHEAT, Ho@
do G. rp. and $3.50 dc. Os's ~
NV OsLrAss Juee 8-CorroS: sales toby 500 bas
The ss of three days AID 7ol bss ssd The
eipts Geo. stock 28s0 bales Receipts at this port sh~s II
lax yeas 0oo bses ditto a. eli Southern p'I.s g. o stsAL
ela7c FLOUR .er aud supply scant sses 81 g. - hess
poeK slT Sterling ExcH,sGE al q cert. ENeHaseE %
New. York o. 80 days, iaI y ccnt discount
BuFTALo June 8, 1851 T. m.-FLoUR quiet md testy;
,,ss 100 bbls a. 81 25dSi 50 FOR Ext 10 Double Hxta
WHEAT scarce aud ru COO bu H. Chicago Spring as
seot bush White Michigan ard CssAs ian 4. Sc
Corn finn bush ln,s sd- OATS cute: and fgn
snd no mips WHISKY firm sales 700 oes 9el9
EpricHrs unbalanced; Whest. lee % Ssv-foys LaSe w.
PeRrs eco bbs Flour l25 600 eosh "ose, <e
hnsb Dat. 81 coo bush. Com. Cena ExPoRrs-60o Ms
Flour ~ Wheat. doO BUSH Corn 2icce eosb Cs
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GsPELTER !. quiet W h .al,sl .al,s rem ro.es7.
SEEDS Cslcas Liu'e.d Is n N u g. s.on .: 81 s7i4si N
T. cssa time and tsrss, sse- however Of 800 Ben nov.
been nlsis there BY he bear ps,y At 2 s. cssh
sALr-ibs niuE; = q1it. firm sslss % 1910 a. Iva,
pool Ground on Pyse terms, sBs 800 ess Cess .e
monis
TALLOwrhe eensns Of real. chs ia; s.ls. @ sssn
% II lots 9. 10. aloe, ash. ~
TlN-Bcci I'm Is lsss booyan; sses Of SO ssss sr,s,
27s 30 days, and 80 do BAncs lots FAss..
still dali ard hssvy Sale of sone 100 boxes .: 90
TOBACCo-Tn,re very ,is doiOs sac. of IS bid. Kss
tucky 7d2c ~? bales Havana 81 .oa5?. and q! oss,s
Seedesf 7Qitc.
TEAs-rhee !. ehApssi snction is 'upses sr 10
mOnow
WHALEBONE The market is rs.er quiet Bot. here .ne n
the Eas, but price. wi:bor. es.-nfis' cha &C.
WHlskf-Tbe demand 10 fair sad ID. msAs % srg, s<s
Of 40 bbls. 81 p .d2lc.
ZINC sell. slowly store Al Gsc 70, cash sOd 10.
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N.EW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

TIE Sunday SehoOle Of HOboken, connected with the
different churches win hold their Anniversary to-day
Wednesday,. The Schools will meet in their respec-
tive Churches clock, form 10 procession opposite
the Methodist Church in Garden street, march through
the principal streets the Baptist Church. Exercises
will commerce 10 the Bspist Church a. p O'Clock.
Addresses nsy be expected from the Rev. Mr..
wskeley, ChauDcey Schafrer, r G. Psrdee and Lucms
Hat. Snt iDg by the Children under the charge Of
I.ueias Hart Councillor Wilson, Acting Mayor Of
Hobokep, vii get ss the Marshal Of the day. Alter
the exercises IN the chuIch are over, tbs children
will return to their school rooms and partske of the
good things nicely waiting for them. Tine csnsus just
taken shows 45O children in IIobOken between the
ages Of ard IT, we hope young friends will have
pleasant time to.dsy.
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WEST ALsASY. JGse = lsss
The folov 70 s'ss men, Of the numb-r Of No.
ceved via Central Railroad COZ the ve-k cBiGg tb ays
Cstile .....272o Sb.ep;.:. Hos 10
Th, shows recsipt Of ca bead n Beef Cate hs
than ID. previous IL app from the report D. D.
More ihsr 73 hesd ysrded with him aad rs
briss than the previous week I'D ihA
cbspssd hnds sha'- lower rates. estimated equal ssoE
,c f corresponding quality which on the average vary Sod
though quite which
for Uniform -xceepcr TIE range Of pdce n CSC ssp
MT 81 re IL pis cattle bic ysrds cod ssys..
for the Eastern market ;skus bold Of ID petty literally PA
sby about will b. shpped toward Boston rssslo.
ts week The supply for the Ne~fork marie. s ~
large lest week but toe opinion peys. Tia, sss
number wilt be required the weather very SanDsr as
aud the strawberry Is a. hand the weather for ysuiss
could nos be better and ;ha. esseo the
beef leaving the supply though es' ia number, saen sr
the demand.
snErp-The sses Of $50 saecp ys'ded q. Mons wss
mo- decidedly low hsn last The trade e Sn
HoGs The msrks. for fs Hogs SLOW Gus d the pr;ces Il
the Il head ranging from 49, 10 Sc. n I've we,se
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fse.afy aspsct q rc- fssncLs wn khsAia IVES 10.
low'd BY mapea,sy 70 70 ,o.s Te.n s "a, "a o.
he dana, sssALed by number Of rsr ,ses 10 tae "e r
heavy raIs m = have cJstIibuts.
lower 'hsa lAs week
sr.rE srocs>-x..o n s, hs,. .dvsseei l. yi.giai6,
oai &, have Teen good demand I'd spar 3sly Ohee1
CoIsry BosDs have been very quiet Some s. L.1.
Cry ,nd County To have cAaasa h.ne an improvement IN
OF the Money market The Boston Post says:
"O1r bank specie has entirely recovered from the
rsymenta f,Y TiessUry notts ana 10 Sgain within
lew thousands OF nsns and I ~ nations New. York
funde have recently been, sld are now, eIceedlogy
ecsrce, bu. the large sounoance o. money IN oo.n
cities prevents The transfer OF mach spsce from Stste
street and enables temporary oalsnce agains' BIOS
tor IN accurnulse Money Is offered by the bhks at
III sorts Of prices but no lars sums can be ent az any
i,a-e Speeuat N is dorm snt and business Is very
slsck and low rates 10: morey are no temp@uon 70
anybody. II we understand 1t, the une uias. cDuie
when money will be forced upon borrowers at very
low price, thu. il 70 say, when people vii! o. INDUCED
70 speculation and enterprise from the fact tnat they
csn obts:n creoit on ve!y favorable terms ms tune
will be the commencement OF new periou Vi o"e-
ness energy but nae lot yet arrived ana toere are
no .isps OF its CcnIg. But come IL WILL III que SEQ
son uuess the recuperation OF commercial in'eres.s
be mira: uously gradual and, 10 fact we IooA upon
this Sc ason of speculation and enterprise induced oy
low rates for money natural sud almost necessary
step toward the renewal OF general prosperity, al,
.hn,ph undoubtedly il viii have evils OF lis Own, and
hear The seeds OF other evils in ts bosom. At pres.
emf. money is drug. In the large, tsere Is NOTHING
IN do with IT, and as weeks roll on its exrsordn
accumulation in our cities becomes more psrceptDe,
ard az toe best evidence of general stsgnaon more
lsmertsble. ,uO-
depsburg first mortgage already represent
This amount is exclusive Of that obtained on TIE Hue
Of he road