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TOALL WHOMIT MAY CONCERN

Initiating the policy OF the Petit Larceny hero
who cried ''sToP THIEF - to prevent pursuit Il him
SELF vendors of inferior spectaclcs exclaim with an
air Of peculiar nnocen ce ''noN'T BE HUNBUGGED -
Were we disposed to enter ints a controversy with
persons having a proclivity to blackguardism, We
might show " no are the real humbuggers, and how
the people imposed upon by these who would be
deemed home folks.
We can take time TO throw mud. And then there
is another reason. There are some folks in this
world who are too mean spirited 10 advertise liber
ally, and thus draw custom. They envy those who
do They might, by tricking advertiser into a
controversy gain little Of HIS custom and make
HIN PAY FOR IT. We don't choose to be TRICKI D
IN THIS WAY. The people understand the thing
they know something Of the envy
(Which wthers at another's joy,
And hates the excellence it cannot reach"
So Messieurs, sure the people ''woN'r HUNBUG
GED" We let you slide. We can't afford TO advertise
for you gratis.
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Bird Cages,

4 k0 ASSORTED Japanned Canary Cages, some
xcO very handsome patterns, for sale by
J. W. WILSON,
febl7 IL College 50.
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Books and Stationery.

Obey this Cav or Pay the Costs.
IL persons indebted to the firm Of WELLS
IA HOOPER X CO. requested to call and settle
the same with Nessrs. JONES x HOOPER (the only au
thorzed persons 10 wind the old business) by the
10th of March, 1859. Those not settled by that time
will Afterwards be found in the hands of collector
The above relates only to debts due Jan. lst 1859
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N O It IC e
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
BRO ADV AY.

CORNER FRANKLIN ST, NEW YORK.
OFFERS inducements 10 MERCHANTS and TOURISTS
~ visiting New York, unsurpassed by any Hotel la
the Metropolis. The following among the advan-
tages which possesses, and which will be apprcci-
ated by all travellers.
LIST. central location, convenient TO places of
business as well as pl ces Oi amusement
q. Scrupulously clean, we'll furnished and well
ventilated sleeping apartments
81 Large and sHpe bly, furnished sitting rooms
with magnificent LADIES' Pa Tor, Commanding a.
extensive view III BroIdway.
4th. Is lag conducted the Europe n plan visit
ors can live IN tn best ST. le, wih tue great
omr.
5th. II is connected with
TaylOr's Celebrated Saloons,
where visitors have their meals If they lie
sir9, til y will be furnishe in their own roous
eta TIE fare served in the Saloons ami Hotel is ac
kn rwedg"d by epicures 10 be vastly superior L.
that If ANY other Hotel IN the city
With all these advantages, the cost Of living in the
INTEINAIIoNAL is much below that Of any other hrs
class Hotel A. FREEMAN
febl0-d1m Proprietor.
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From Washington.
denee Of Me Epeninq Post

FURNITURE, HAIRBRUsHEs AND COMBS FURNISH
Ed AT PUBLIC EXPENSE-THE HOUSE CLERK IS
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The Daily and Scientifically States
Ars pa1lahea sas ,iswsas s4tess
DAILY.
One copy per year. Is "a
fsS 90 ae- per yezr, - o.
sElEI-HEEkLY.
one copy per ysar, see
To- >. VA weekly srssEs s4ntaIns ~ she = ..sla.
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IT H E.
SENMONS SPECTACLES

Are manufactured at CORNWALL, England, and so
WHERE ELSE There We get our supplies, AND NEvFR
SILL Any OTHER They are OF the very best quality
aud stand the test Of time, as will be by the
following testimonials from gentlemen who havnr
been humbugged, and can't be humbngged, even by
the precious guardians Of the public over tie
left) who presume to utter u otes Of warning.
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-----z In recent letter, Governor WISE critcises
with good deal of sharpness the course of
Mr.. BUCHANAN in regard to Pacific Railroad.
Ha
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Trunks, Valises and Garnet Bags

ID ECEINED today supply Of Trunks, vliises and
II Carpet Bags, for sale low for cash by
tebl5 ]. ii. McGlLL.
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THE WEEKLY STATES,
PUBLISHED BY
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.
subscription price, $500 per Year.
ONE DOLLAR PER aNNUys.

itTITH the view Of securing the largest possible
w circulation among the of the people, the
proprieors Of The STATES have deter aimed reduce
the nrce of the XEEst "a. ncr
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A. J. HOOPER. GEO. NIZELL.
late b. LdnieT Il Co
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GEO. B. BROWN,
, 1859-08-05

By which The INST wonderful and quickest cures On
effected without particle Of nasty and pnsnnnns medi
though be does not attempt 70 nWnds any manlnl0 d
, 1859-08-05
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILACOON, W. T, FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1859.



The Sierra Citizen contains q letter from Mr..
PheIix, on the main questions now disturbing the
public mind. Mr.. Phelix, in his communication,
has adopted quaint mode Of expression, but
gives utterance to various most sensible conclu-
sons.. Says the National, the erudte Phelix
terminates the exposition Of bis political views
with some excellent advice. He says 1--WE
must lick the Internal enemy, no diierance where
we ketch i'm, and grind up and pulVerise the eli
meuts antagonist to the formust intrests of the
United States. Let Congress keep her hands off Of
the constitutional and reasonable rights Of the in
habiters Of the public dominion; and in conse-
quence thereof will spring up growth Of every
thing ranker and richer than the poseys that
grOwed in the garden of Eden from the first dirt
Of creationi Let the Democrat party have a
funeral and bury the mice-like dissentions which
have nibbled into our ranks, and rush together
like whirlwind to trample down the under
brush Of politicks, and never allow the Ameri-
kan flag to shake itself over q benighted and
fallen. COuntery."
ADetroit police officer recently discovered that
eight servant girls, belonging to one Of the large
hotels IN that city, had been for sometime IN the
habit Of stealing hams, legs Of mutton, g.ass and
crOckeFy ware, bed clothing table linen, and pro-
visions and no end Of small trumpery, and con
veying them from the house under cover Of their
Iets0SatS oy means Of large bags attached to
their noopA In receiving shop they had &C.
cumui..s1 cum .J - nsgS qulnS'y q aostIacted prop.
svI--' W. - Ner U L.IrL SJJ .yt ~ ~ ~tsIuPs
.osrt;onsS rn.nnor ~ sS;,aS ~ =. ~ , r,S ~CS'e
.sosS hsIf h.r"I = SSI.ra a. ,.n. ~S.s -. =.
.;cn" an ths o.hor a. o"'~' As' P~'e"' 'A'en-
''Vr "r " ,.s,S"."" '.S osns' o,ae-
one Of It's friends living IN Lavere county, KY,
who is the happy parent Of twenty eight hand.
~ .s..,S n.,.. q. s"s. ~ 'OsO's SUI
81 - D., ,,,ss. r,.t;no ,,;.h X" ~. ,..
- HO,ro"r.,, no,n.S ~ nnU.. o ~ 2 -;
~ - ,ha;r r.sS,, "r5 s H. ~ "on Io'
ac.dp, rh"Sa h,'u .s" .a ss. sUuy ~ =" SeI
nm n ,hs r;SSt ,r.x mo ~. vs. rO;1o-ss sU" M
P " ~ Ho ens wy NM WI. sIe yet ulnoIH anu . =
every Democrst would do his dutv As we'll the
country would be safe. -
io"nsenu, an eAperenccd bow stFeet omcer,
eelng examined IN 1919 beire the House OF
Commons, as % the dlninutlon Of capital pun
sezeral personslCour man m md ti,res womenIhsng.
Cd together for robbing 4 pedlar: and that IN
I7a0 IL had seen Iartv 5eonie hanSinC togrIber
Al The old Baileyi 4 few wears iateI the taller
Of NewRate being asked by The recor ier how
many could be hung together upon the new drop,
eoolly replied: "Well, your worship, we can
hang twelve; but We can't hang more than ten
comfortably"
Tho Cincinnati Gazette saws that one of the
Wealthiest men in that city never uses an euve.
lOpe in sending letter, Il he has blank spare
sufficient on the original sheet TO properly fold
and direct Il He accumulated good share Of
his immense wealth BY economy, and don't be-
lleye IN squandefing It in envelopes ct twenty
nve cents . hundredl
IL. - = $50 a .
, 1859-08-05
MsftIIautuus.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL PERSON
i warned from cutting any hreuOOd, timber 9th,
wood, trespasng In any way upon my land claim
the Stelacoom Creek and Ray Claim. =
9i;sns THOMAS H. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
, 1859-08-05
LINEHl LnMI!

BT'o AnnlvE, Pm nARQuE aI1NPsE, IsO BHIs,
a. .n.sns, for lals ehsap ~ salhby y ;.
st1p .slsIs ..5r.E =, 8 MccAw co.
, 1859-08-05


DRUCE'B NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY
ID has now on hand an immense stock Of
GsPPsrpaz.ss %sn zss; ser,p., csa%.n csnsy %Eg qSs..
Music Type, Ornaments,
BortlerS, Brass and Metal Rules,
Brass and Electro Leada,
LRbOF-Saving Rules, Corner ouads,
BTsss aud Eiectro cirsles' e. and EIllpssa
Metal Furniture, etc.
The tyLe4 are all cast BY steam power from the hard
metal peculiar 70 this fundry The uneqaaled Fapdity
In the process Of casting enables 10 sell these
durable types lowest prices Of ordinary types either
for cash ~ credit. F.-
Presses Wood Type Ink, Cases, ,stcI, etc. furnished
Of the manufacturers lowest prices. specimen pam
phet Of Fonts Of Letter only, and prices mailed %
printing olce on The reception Of seven cents 70 p
Prntsm Of Newspapen who ehoose 20 pubIsh this I'd.
veEtseent including this note, three times before the
lst day Of August 1859, and forward me one o9 the
papeE, viii be allowed their blls d the time of making
purchase from me Of hve time8 the amount Of my man
GEORGE BRUCE,
ls:Sm - Chambers st., New York.
, 1859-08-05

SIDNEY, N. S. W., March 1.-THE ship De-
fender, Of Boston, from Puget Sound to this port
with cargo Of timber and 1870 barrels Of salmon,
was wrecked on Elizabeth Reef Moreton Bay,
9th Feb. Two boats, with q part Of the crew,
lave arrived at Port Macquarie; the third boat is
missing, but supposed to be safe.
, 1859-08-05

A SINGULAR DUEL-The Montreal Herald
gives the following account Of q singular duel
said to have been fought in that city on the 18th
juno: Councillor Auclaire. while walking in
McGill street, was accosted by stranger, whose
name he did not know, but who at any rate,
came from France. This stranger told the
Councillor that his conduct on the night previ-
ous in supporting the Mayor, was not becoming
for gentleman. To this Councillor Auclaire
replied that he had right to think and act
as he pleased. Tho stranger, 1t is stated, then
observed, that Auclaire was rascal in an
swer to which assertion, the Councillor said (:
"YOu may prove that if you like, but not in the
street." The stranger said he had pistols; and
and he with friend who accompanied him, as
well as the Councillor, at once took Q cab and
drove in the direction of SherbrOoke street
The three then repaired to field in the rear Of
McGill College, The word was given, and they
both fired. The stranger fell wounded in the
the right foot; his opponent was uninjured. Au-
claire had never before seen and knew nothing
whatever Of his antagonist.
t
An OLD TRAPPER, named James Brewer, re-
Gently came into St. Louis Witha pack Of beaver
skins which he had carried on his back more
than seven hundred niles He sold the skins,
laid in supply Of ammunition with part Of the
money received for them, got drunk on the rest,
and kept so for week, then got sober, and
started of for another long and lonely trapping
tour. ..-....t
, 1859-08-05

AZ their circular saws for running true the equality and
tenaclly Of temper which they posses has given them
that celebrity TO which they 50 Justly entitled
The undersigned will keep stock In San Francisco 10
mpply the demands Of the maet Al orders will have
prompt attention. Orders received for any peculiar form
Or aze viii be forwarded 10 n Hoe Co New York. Tor
execution Ia connection we have competent workman
from Hoe O.. 10 attend 20 oil necessary repairs and
aeFatOn that may be required, which will Be done Of
greatly reduced prices. f.,ls ,,s.,,,,,,
NE. cor. Battery and Jackson sts, San FTAOclaco
N.B.--SneaF a Jackson P,les Assn
, 1859-08-05

SAW S AND FILES.

The underlined, having been
appointed sole Agent fOF the
States Of CalIfnnia and Oregon,
and Washington Territory, for
the Fale Of n. HOE q co.'s su-
peFiorcast steel, circular. mill, pit,
cioss cut, web and other Saws,
20 well known throughout the
United States, informs those In
want that be has at ell timeasvery
variafv nm hand Tha acnnrae1
, 1859-08-05

DR.. L. J. Czapkayb private Medoal and Surgical In
atitute e on Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
Opposite the Pacl1c Nal Steamship Co.'S o1ce, San
FrAnclloo The Doctor o0sn ites consultations, and
ais no remuneration nneD ho enects cure. ONO
houn, from An. % Q Pm. T1 7T-1 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

81 ~, a. ERtodrds o. Bro s1vortisss5s3,5z.
aaalall soEts5sof pure liquors, groceries dsiica-
sa dc Those who are determined to drink
4q9or should state !as pasJ;
9fse, and .shun the chain lightning stuff Is tnev
would their mortal enemy TRe best
DO this is to go TO the
1859 ---=-=-=-ataSsa,
Si3. THE EIAIR. "a tfatssf,s
The Suspension Bridge Company have Sc en-.
tered into ngements, With Their. usual Iibsr.
atty, by which all animals and articles. going
to and from the exhibition will be "a sses fTee
OF toll. programme of the leading features, Of
each days exhibition, will appear,in the Wheel.
ing morning papers. The. exhibition Of stock
IN the ring and on the track will take place pra.
cisely ut the time specified. t,s ss5. E.
For each person, Except membersl whether
IN carriage or on foot, the price of admission
will be rs cents. Children under fifteen vears
ota 1 10 cents 70 all persons Except mem.
bersl the chargeifor single. horse carriages will
be 90 cents Two horse carriages so cents
The owner or driver ofeach hack or omnibus
shall be required to nv for each adult % cents
For children under fifteen years Of age Is cents
Members pay one half of the above rates. No
admission for persons on horseback. Cards of
admission will be issued to members. admitting
them and their families [under 21-years of noe
free to the show grounds during the fair. "
The fair will commence with grand pa
rade ofall the stock entered for exhibition At
2 o'clock this afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
TO the Ne Drugsed nRd l'Olsoned Citizens
Of VheeIIns and Vicinity.

3. (
You with deuge of the vilest compounds
the form of "Alcoholc Drinks emanated from
that pest society, LIQUOR They are sold
you uxnry or they dispensed you as Medl.
cine, and in either clse the effect is the same.
There but one way to escape, and that to use
luxury medtcament safe reliable smulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which that has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under Inspection Of the British
ment, ecately favored (unlike any other Gn) with
of the most valuable reetoratives the Vegetable
Kngdom and by far the healthy beverage
Tug EarSENr EuRorE AuEaIcA not
only its the hale and hearty, pre-
scrbett as medicine where stlmulant srequired.
rxMALE SIX will and 1t only pleasant Cordial,
but certain relief susrngs periodical
AxALrTioAL ouEM1s1s perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all pRuColsEs
oERs, &c.
For wheeling va by t. b LOGAN co. Main
street. II. B. JOHNSTON, l76 Market st. aud others
EDMUND o. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-d&wl1m DEPOT, No. 40 BRoADwAY,N NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

81 ne were in error in stating that tho
'Fire,nan's Ball takes place at Washington Hail
on Wednesday evening. 1t takes place on
Thursday evening. As has been advertised
before, Mr.. Stacks concert takes place in the
hall on that evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
sP EoIAL1 NO TICEs.
mRs. wgNsEOw.

An experienced female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teethtng which greatly facilitates the
process of teethng By soenng tie gums reducing
HammatOn-win aay all pain and issure regulate
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers will give rest to
Selves and relief your infants. Perfectly safe
aug29 1ydkw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

w-Nes0 Nustc-Payne & Go. have received
smother lot of new music from the house Of
FrithSS Pond & Co., New York The music, is
all new,and admirably printed End engraved.
Some new. songs by Foster and Buckley, are
beautiful, and only need to be introduced to be-
come popular. Among them is the "Wander.
er's Evening. Hymn" ''Lingerl in. Blissslul
Dreams, " sweet song by Foster Linda has
Departed" blythe same author Home5where
the Roses Crow" by Foster, "Im Turning
Gray, Dear Kate" Solemn schottisch," "Par-
thena to Ingomar," by the same beautiful song
ster, and many other new and popular pieces.
Those in want of music should call at Payne &
Co.'s, and look over this splendid lot, as well
as an infinite variety of all sorts of varieties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

w The Concert 1O:Norros0 NIght-Thc
concert of W. B. Slack and his twenty-five as,
ssthnt amateurs and musical professors, is ex.
citing great interest among the lovers of music
throughout the city. a collection of the finest
anthems, songs Duets, quartettes, &C., have
been arranged upon the programme, and every.
thing has been well rehearsed. From the known
musical talent engagedin the proposed concert,
We feel assured that it must be rich treat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

PoRrLaSD, Sept u The city government
has mnde special arrangements to honor the
arrival of The steamship Great Eastern The
programme includes public dinner and u grand
ball and military display, with other manipulu
tons of rejoicing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

Railroad Aeeideat-.lf an Rizlsa.-About
four O'clock Sunday morning, Fill Magee, aged
about thirty-seven, was run over by the loco.
motive "Clipper," of the @. &.P. r. r., while
lying on the track, in Manchester. The loco
motive was backing at the time. It appears
that the man was observed by the officers Of a.
train which passed about two hours previously,
lying alongside Of.the track fast asleep, and
supposed to be drunk, and an attemptwas made
to awaken him, but.without success Two dogs
belonging to the deceased, and standing near
him, showed disposition to attack the persons
endeayOring to5rouse tho man, and they were
induced to desist from their efforts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

wAlEsged Robbery and Assau1t-on sa.
turday night last, an Englishman, whose name
we did not learn, was at the house Of Mrs. Null
doom, in East Wheeling. Whilst there he
boosted of having a:arge quantity of gold about:
his person, and upon starting for Fulton, tall
stranger agreed to accompany him. The two
passed along over the East Wheeling bridge, and
upon arriving atarather retired spot, the stran.
ger knocked the Englishman down, robbed him.
Of his money, one hundred and sixty dollars,
and ram away. The Englishman aroused the
neighborhood, but before any one came to his
relief, The robber had made his escape
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

E8g-7&e Concert and H1arieily. 0ompqnyfrom
Palace Gardens, Cincinnati, will appear at
Washington Hall. on Thursday, Friday ana Sat.
,rday evenings of this week. They will. also
appear on the Fair Grounds, as per advertise.
nent in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

LEAvENwoRru, Sept 19-'rhe Denver City
Express of the 9TH, with So; 00Oin gold arrived
this evening. Business actiye.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

New Yonk, Sept 1s.-rhe Bank statement
for the week ending on Saturday, shows an in
crease of loans $2S7, 900; specie $2s9O00; cir
5culation $l39,OOO; and a decrease Of deposits.
$4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

fgr7ae Fsdtea1 0ourt is still engaged in
the tria! of young Kemp, for robbing the mail
The result will be known day.. I'll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13


~ Lizzie Wait Turns NOdet AYtiste,-The
Pittsburgh Free Press of yesterday brings US
an account of the arrest of a certain photograph
ist in that city on Saturday, charged with hav-
ing taken the picture of certain z'lccturer on
Home Ties" while she was personating the
character of"EVe before the fall" The picture
was taken on Sunday, September Sd, the lady ~
having been escorted to the artists rooms by
tnan who is said to be lover OF fine artsl The
fress says that this species ofimnorality, this
outrage against common decency, has been
Spreading rapidly in that city, and whether the
pictures taken are all to be laid to the charge Of
one artist, or whether several photographic
neSe been engaged in the same dcpraVity, we
20 not pretend tosay. AT all events, the evil
exists, and the fpcility for obtaining these de-
n0Fa'zing pictures may be computed, when
We state that highly respectable lady discov~
seu one OF them in the pockets Of a lad aged
ao91t sixteen! She, like true woman, made
COMPLAINT to the Mayor, and this led to the ar
rest OF both the artist and his subject.
-7---&s0>eN-= -.
t9-Zhs Fatr.-E7eryt6ing is taking its way
Harvard. The suspension. bridge was CROW ded
yesterday with cnrts, wagons, stheetbarrows
anu drays conveying articlessfor exhibitionjand
refreshments for the booths that have been
erected: The enterprising showmen are pitch
.ss their tents aud making ready to catch all
.ne dimes that come within reach of.their won
uerfa curiosities. A number of enc horses,
'ytofated for stength, style and speed are al
.saay here and many. more are coming. Among
Tue latter are. the celebrated Kentucky horse
urey Eagle and the fine trotting stallion Cham
plon- To prevent the usual crowdipg on the
Ds'qss ferry boat will, We understand, be
:, to ply between Water street and the
lsaNd The weathery yesterday swas al. that.the
aSars could DESIRE and there is every prospect
Of its continuance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

ST. Lotus, Sept. l9.-River remains station.
AIRY at this point, with scant 81 feet water to
Cairo. The upper streams. continue TO decline
slowly Weather clear:and warm.