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By MAIL.

1t was observed In the Senate Monday
That while Mr.. Wade refrained nom voting,
Patterson, of Tennessee, voted on every mo-
ton, and OF oourSe with the President.
Judge Black did not appear in the Sem
ate with other counsel of the President
Monday, and 1t Is understood he has with
drawn from that position. It Is known that
hohad urged the President toresign, and that
his advice In this mattAr reached the verge
OF open rupture. There were also other
points Of marked difference between them
as to the line Of defense, and as these could
not be satiafactortly arranged, Judge Black
refused to act. The withdrawal of Judge
Black Is considered aa most favorable to the
trial coming TO an end without, at least, in
tefruphon nom violence, as Judge BlackS
advice has long bean of character, which,
iffolloWedt would almost certainly lead to
trouble. Itlsfurthar known that Mr.. Black
has been on the point of breaking with the
President for some months, because the lat
Ter would NOT send q steamer of the Govern
ment 10 take possession of some of the
Guano Islands In the Pacific, for the beneft
Of certain OF Blacks clients, where the fec
Is said to amountto a half million. Fa
i'm the Washington, Pa, borough cleo
ton which took place Friday, fifteen Repub-
llcanS and i've Democrats were chosen
"A correspondent OF the Pittsburgh Com.
nieretdi says the authorship of the famous
Wilmot Proviso belongs not to Mr.. wilmot,
but TO Judge Brinkerhon, of Mansfield, Ohio,
who drew up the proviso, and requested
Judge Wilmot TO offer It, which he did.
Both were Democratic members OF Congress
at the time, but Judge Wilmot had moro In.
duence with his party on account Of. the
well.lknowh apt-alayery sentiments Of
Judge Brinkerhon. The original DRAFT OF the
provlso in the handwriting or Judge Brink
erhoffls preserved amongst the Judee's pa
pers at Mansfield.
1t isnow said the system OF tickets of nd.
mission to the senate galleries during the
impeachment trial originated in a stampede
In the Committee ON Rules, caused by q 70.
port that some Of MoSbyis men intended TO
visit the galleries during the trial and throw
dawn can OF Rlycerlne among the Senators.
1t Is given ont from Washington that It
will be useless for people 10 go there with a
view of attending the trial OF the President
without firat addressing the eenators nom
the State where the party resides by letteror
telegraph, giving the days he expects to be
in the city, and receiving tickets in return.
Each Senator holds considerable number
OF extra tickets 10 be issued to HIM daily yfoi
-ofthe entire audience in the Senate: gall
1eries, Monday, IL 10 said mot more than one
eighth to one-sixth were Of the male persuR.
SION. The women monoppllzed the tickets,
Col. John r. Glass Of Pittsburgh. q gentle
man for many years promif ent Ia FennaYi-
yania' politics, died q hisf dkneA In Pitt
burBhon Sunday the jt5th Inst. 1Ef.sHlGs
was Speaker ofths House Of Representatives
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WEST INnIEa.

HAVANA, March 23d.-4Two Gems
d'Rrmes are to be shot Tomorrow for
desertion and robbery.
Violent shocks of earthquake wero
felt at Porte Rico on the 10Th and 18th
of March. Buildings were badly dam.
aged and ships were carried ashore.
There ts great scarcity of provisions
in Porto Rico.
A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt at ST. Thomas. on the 10th. No
dRmagedone.
It is reported here that an American
steamer had arrived at ST. Thomas
from Now York with 5000 ,0001n specie,
mtnican envoy, Pujal. That the latter
Is to proceed TO st. Domingo with the
money for the purpose or securing a
lesse of the Bay of Samana for the
United States from the new BRez gov
ernment.
There is no good authority for the
story that n deputRtion.o of Dominicans
had gone to C1racoa 10 bring Presi.
dent Baez to the capital.
The cholera has entirely disappeared
from st. Domingo.
Advices from Venzeula represent the
revOluttoniSts continued operations
but had been badly defeatedin two en-.
gagements.
The gnnboat Saco was at Porte Ca.
bello looking after American interests
President Falcon and staff were also
there awaiting the result of the battles
of the Venezuelan trooEs.
Several buildings were destroyed by
earthquakes on the Tth.
Haytien advices of the 9TH, state that
the battle of Savannah Lagrande result.
ed in the defeat of Carros with a heavy
loss on both sides. The National troops
hold the fort. A general amnesty has
been proclaimed.
Salnaveis at Cape Haytien, and bust.
ness Is pArAliZed.
The Columbian Congress in session
at CGrtagena,l have given an Ameri.
can company the right to build rail.
road through the Interior.
The earthquakes on the island o.
Porto Rico destroyed the wells OF the
Municipal Hall and of IA convent.
An earthquake at Antigua badly
damaged the buildings. -
HAVANA, March 24.-The cholera al
st. ThomaSis disappearing.
A disturbance is feared at Santa
Cruz, in consequence of that island
being excluded from the sale OF the
Danish West Indies to the United
States.
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57H. Rye-Dull, heavy and lower,
with small sales Of No. 1 at 81 55. Bar.
ley-Quiet and firm at g 5Oa2 81.
PRovIsIoNs-Firmer. Bulk Meats
Active and hrmer for shoulders at 1Oc;
rough sides 119<a12c; short rib INA
picked hams 15c.
LARD-16al61<c for steam aud kettle
rendered.
Sc. Louis.
MARCH 24.-FLoUR-Very dull and
business small, with tendency down
ward.
Corn-Yery dull and unchanged at SEA
SSc. Oats-Unchanged at 71a74c. Bar
ley very firm; sales OF choice spring at
81 S5. Rye-Better at 81 7Oa1 rs.
PRovIsIoNs.-Por at
S25 90. Bacon-Unchanged at Ike for
shoulders; 100 for clear sides.
LARD-16c for tierce; 17c for keg.
There was a heavy rain here this
New Orleans.
MARCH 23.-CoTToN-Market quiet
and steady. Sales OF 1,6OO bales mid.
ding uplands at 241<c.
GRoCERIEs-Sugar In moderate de-
mand. Molasses dull.
FLoUR-Firm at $40 for supertine and
SA1 90 AOA SAOAGSs
GRAIN-Coln tending upward, with
sales at 97ca1 OK. Oats lower; sales
at 76a77c.
PRov1s1oNs-Pork firm; sales of mess
at S27. Bacon firm; sales OF shoulders
at 12Hc, and clear sides at 16c. Lard
firm at 1910 for tierce, and keg at lie.
HAY-Prime Ohio River sold at SIS so
Sa1o.
Sun Francisco.
MVHoH 24-Breadstuffs are weak un-
der the unfavorable advices from Aus.
tralia and Valparaiso.
FLoUR-Extra IS 25; superflne 81 so.
WHEAT-$2 50a2 60.
LEGAL TENDERs-7lH.
Toledo.
MARCH H24.-GRAIN-Whe of
amber at 50 6oa2 81: No. 2 spring 81 O5.
Corn-X cent lower; sales OF No. at
93<a93H. Oats-Steady, sales of No.
at Csc. Rye-Scarce.
SEEDs-Scarce; sales clover at s. 40.
milwaukee,.
MARCH 24.-FLouR-DulI at SO 5Oa
8 621<.
GRA1N-wheat-Flrm at 81 9saI esH
for No. l.
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The answer to some of the articles
amounted to a demurrer merely, but
on the whole the Managers had chosen
TO treat the answer as a plea of not
guilty. The Managers were of opinion
that no advantage could be taken as
against the House of Representatives
to the form OF replication now report.
ed. He was willing to allow an hour
for criticism as to the torn of replica.
tion.
Mr.. Woodward wished to call atten-
tion of the managers to the fact that
the answer of the President to the
eleventh article amounted to a demur.
rer. His own opinion was the demurrer
was very conclusive. He did not
think there was any impracticable Of
lenses charged in the eleventh article,
as the answer put that point in issue
which was legal question and
amounted to demurrer. he thought
that part OF the answer or joining of
the demurrer. This general replication
did not join any issues on that article
at all, and was what might be called a
departure in pleading.
Messrs. Bingham, Wood and Butler
session Of Monday closed and the ses-
sion of Tuesday commenced.
Alter further discussion between
Messrs. Eldridge, Williams and others,
the replication and resolutions were
adopted-yeas 116, nays SO. A strict
party vote.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered the following
resolution, which was agreed to:
RcSolUcd, That a message be sent to
the Senate by the Clerk OF the House,
informing the Senate that the House of
Representatives have adopted a replica-
tion to the answer of the President of
the United States on the articles of i'm
peachment exhibited against him, and
that the same will be presented to the
Senate by the managers of this House.
The House, at the instance of Mr.,
Schenck, ordered to be printed the bill
to exempt certain manufacturers from
Internal tax as returned from the Sem
ate with amendments, together with the
report of the committee. He said he
would call up the subject Tomorrow.
The hour Of one having arrived, the
House resolved itself into COMMITTEES
OF the Whole. and proceeded to the
Senate chamber.
The members returned at twenty-five
minutes to four, when, the Speaker
having resumed the chair, Mr.. Wash.
burne, of Illinois, Chairman of the
Committee OF the Whole, reported that
the House had attended the Senate sit
ting on impeachment Of the President
OF the United States, and the replica
tion of the managers to the answer ol
the President was read in their pres.
ence.
On motion of Mr.. Garfield, the COM
mittee on Judiciary was directed to in
quire into the expediency of providing
by law for tho settlement OF contested
elections for electors of President and
Vice President OF the United States,
and that the Committee report by bill
or otherwise.
Adjourned.
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ST. LOUIS.
Arrest OF ''Common Scold''-.-MunIc
ipAl Politics. ,tyi

Arrest OF n Common ScOId''-.-lIunic-
ipAl Politics. ty5
ST. LOUIS. March 23.-Cora James,
alias Samantha Proctor, notorious
here and in Chicago for bringing suits
against all sorts of persons, on the
most frivolous pretexts, was arrested
here to-day on charge of being a
common scold, and in default OF bail
committed to jail. She came here to
attend to a suit against the Democrat,
for libel, but finding 1t thrown out OF
court on a motion for security for costs,
she applied to Justice Bowers, j. P.
Colcord, Prosecuting Attorney OF the
Court OF Criminal Correction, and
others to entertain a complaint against
Judge Rebee, of the Circuit Court, for
misdemeauor In Office and conducted
herself in general obstreperous man
ner. Hence her arrest as above mem
toned.
Mr.. Pierce, IL lawyer of New York,
bought suit to-day In the q. s. Circuit
Court against s. a. Bennost, for SIS, 600
for legal services rendered while Ben.
most was conducting the banking busi-
ness in New York.
The Democratic primary meeting TO.
night, for the nomination of members
OF the City Council and School Di-
rectors, was numerously attended. The
Republicans Will lhold similar meet
ing tomorrow night. The campaign
will be short and sharp.
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CINCINNATI.
suIcIde...speech of Gen. Cnr,

CINCINNATI, March 24.-A. NJ. Ben.
ted suicide this afternoon at his store,
No. 81 West Fourth street, by shooting
himself throughithe head. The cause
was the result of law suif in which
judgment had been rendered against
him.
Hon. 8. r. Gary, member OF Congress
from the Second District, addressed "a
Opera House last night. The place was
densely crowded. He dwelt particu-
larly on tho subject OF impeachment
and the paymentof the national debi
in greenbauks. He was heartily ap.
plauded throughout.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHENGToN, D. O.. March .. lS8S

ADvERTIBE2rENT.
An Army Medical Board, to consist oTSur-
geon j. b. Brown, Brevet Brig. GenI, u. 8.
A., Surgeon H. H. WIrtz, BreVet Lieut., Col.
U. 9. A., Surgeon John Moore, BreVet COL
q. 8. A., and Assistant Surgeon a. A. Wood.
hull, BTeyet Lieut.. Col, q. s. A, will meet
In New York City, on the 1st OF May next,
for the examination OF Assistant surgeons
y. y. Army for promotion, and OF candidates
for admisslon Into the edIcal StnR or the
U, g. Army.
Applicants must be between 2l and 30
years OF age, phyBlca lY sound, and Rratlu-
ates OF regular medical college.
Applications for permission 10 appear be-
fore the Board should be addressed TO the
surgeon General, u. g. Army, and must
state the fun name, residence, and date and
place of birth of candidate,
Testimonials as to character and uualllca.
tlonS must be furnished. II the applicant
has been in the medical service OF the Army
during the late War, the fact should be stat
ed, toRether with his former rank, and date
and place OF service, and testimonials from
omeers with whom he has served should also
be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses OF
persons undergoing examination, as It Ia an
Indispensable prerequisite to appointment.
Tho number of vacancies now existing in
tho Medical Corps Of the Army Is thirty-nine.
mar5-StawtlJunel Surgeon GenT. d. s. A.
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CALmORNIA.
Propoaed RemoVnI % the 9tafe oar

Y q 5tol. "a 81 q
san, FBANc1soo. March. .2s.-The Gar
den City, from Panama, arrived this
morning.
The first rain storm of the season pre-.
walls the past twenty-fonf .holrs. THE
wreck of the British ship Viscata, went
Z % ,ptsS pieces during the storm, and Is n9w
The bills for the removal of the State
capital from Sacramento have been in
definitely postponed by the LegtsIR-
ture.
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NORrH jOARoLrNA.
Prospects for the COnstitutiOn-Ku
lcnu

Prospects for the COnstItutIOn-Ru.
kIux Khan.
WILMINGTON, March 23.-The Radi-
Gals claim that the Constitution will be
ratified, but Conservatives have speak
ers canvassing every county in the
State, and feel confident of success.
The Conservative committees are also
canvassing every captains district and
registering voters. Quite a sensation
was created yesterday morning by the
appeaEanceo of q number OF flmysterious
notices posted, supposed to have ema.
mated from the Knklux Khan. F
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River and WeaIher.
CINcINNATI, March A.-The river has,
fallen feet inches, and 35 sect In the
channel. Weather cloudy, rained
some this afternoon. Thermometer
"a degrees.
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COMMERCIAL AND RINANCIAL.
uAHHk3rN ny rELEaRAPl,.
New YORK, March "a, 1868.
REGULAR REPORT.

CoTroN-Qulet and steady; sales 400
bales at 241<O fer middling.
FLoUR-Closed steady with moder-
ate local trade demand.
GRA1N-Wheat-Quiet and steady;
SO 3Sa2 Al for No. q; and 80 4sa2 81 for
No. 1 spring. Rye-Quist and steady,
Oats-Dull aud heavy at $40 for west
ern in store. Corn-Quiet at 81 ga
2711 for new mixed western afloat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- and heavy
at S24 661<a24 6s9S for new mess cash
and regular; S24 9Oa25 90, seller May.
Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut Meats
inquiry. Lard-Fairly active and firm
at 169<a17c for 1air to prime sleam and
kettle rendered,
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CHANGE OF TIME.
LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that have a direct and powerful
action on the liver, and relieve any inac.
tivity or conGested state of that ali in4poT-
tant organ upon which depends the whole
process Of digestion. The importance then,
Of procuring PHI that shall have such d.
rect action without the i'll effects OF mercury,
y manifest 70 every one; Such Pills are Ro-
oackB BLOOD PlllAs they are warranted pure
" Vegetable and can with certainty be TO
lied uPonp and are sac at all tImeS.
sold by Druggists everywhere.
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The break in the price of print cali
Goes and heavy brown sheetIngs has
led to increased animation, but other
wise the market exhibits no.symptoms
of activity; all the popular makes of
prints in fair request at a decline, which
is now general. Cochico and Merri-
mack D at 14c for fancy; Richmonds
at 13c for fancy; Amoskeag at 1218c;
Wamsutta at 91Sc. Standard Sheet
ings in steady request; Atlantic A at
17c; Pacific 81 sell at 1910; Laconia o
at l61Ec: do E at 16c; do d at tic; Con-
tinental at 1715c; Broadway at 16c;
Great Falls NJ at 1716c; Pepperell R at
161<c: do Oat 141<c; Indian j at IKE;
Waterford ] at I71<c; Indian Orchard A
161zc; do NU at 161zc; do G at 153<c;
Biddeford R at 101fc; Clavemont A i0c;
Hope u yard wide, Holyoke. Trenton
and Commonwealth at SKc; Dwight R
13c; Social at 11c; Massachusetts j
shirtings at 1870; printing cloths dull
at 80 for 2 yard standard goods; all lead
ing makes of brown drills, such as
Pepperell, Laconia, and Amoskeag
steady at 17c; pelaines sell slowly at
19a20c for regular goods, but the mills
have stopped on light work, owing TO
Improbable sales. Pacific lawns in
moderate request at Ito.
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StnanEtaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

VI West Virginia..
Capital Paid In. 100000.
THIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUsI.
ness Of the "Merchants' and Mechanioa'
posltory and Financial agent OF the United
STAT, 3 and is prepared TO do a legitimate
FreStdenL-Jhs. Nelson Vanca.
DfTectors-ThomRS SEeeneV L. q DeIa-
plain, Jas. @. Acheson, John Oonlon, Robert
StanRIe, A. Allen Howell. VIM. B. Sim rson,
James ~ go pazeu. 9. BRADY, Cashier.
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MELANCHOLY.

Is one ofthe many disorders OF the nervous
system, arising from a low state OF the con-
stiIutIonal health or keVere prOstIatlon after
long continued sickness, and requires InVIg-
Grating remedies like RobaclI'B Stomach Bit
ters 10 restore tho nerves to their natural vi
tally. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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grsaspoEtattaa.

AllentoWn.-, ,ll:2Oa M 500 m 1910 p IN
New York via
Philadelphia I:2O p m $40 m IL, 10 m
Tickets TO all principal points In the East
and West can be procured at the Union ofnca
in McLure House and at the station al
hessP0F'' deg Geusrsi Ei FIcfaa fH1Aa; Aaes;t.
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MONEY AND sToCKs

GoLD-Lower, opening at 13s3S, and
closing at 13s1Sa13S%.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-La1fc lower.
Henry Clews & Co. furnish the annex
ea 9o5. 9eo SH ss o ~ ia
a1075S; do '65 1079za1071S do new 1O61fa
1069S;. do '67 1069<a1067S; 10 40s, .1OO9Sa
10Oss; 7-3Os, 1O51fa105A.
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CLOSING PR1oEs-s:sO P.


STocKs-Pacific Mail 1Oea1091<; At
lantic do. s7as9; Western Union Tele-
graph 3916a34; New York Central 119N
1875; Erie 69I<a693S; do preferred 72a
IS; Hudson 133a1S6: Reading e0a9OHS;
Ohio Certificates 29La2oH Wabash
4s9<a491 4; st. Paul 529<a6S 1f;do preferred
6SNa691; Michigan Southern S9aSS1S;
Illinois Central 1856; Pittsburgh S9K;
Toledo 1O21fa1O27<; Rock Island 9l3Sa
741Sa742S; Ft. Wayne 1O0Aal02; Terre
Haute AZ; Chicago & Alton 129k; do
preferred 1872.
ExPREss SHAREs-Wells, Fargo &
Co. IS; American 6s; Adams 7S1<a741<;
U. S. 69a70k; Merchants Union 33a34.
asla i'll. Cincinnati. H
.lMARoH H24.-FLoUR-Dull and droop-
ing, but not lower.
GRAIN-Corn quiet at $50 for ear or
shelled. Oats dull at zoe, but not saleable
at better than GOO for No. /. Rye quiet
at 81 76. Barley scarce al 81 s0a2 IS for
fall.
.CoEToN-Dull and nominal at 2sc for
middling.
WHIsKY-Irregular.
PRov1SIoNs-Mess pork can be pur-
chased at $24 20. Bulk meats rather
dull at 10I<a121<. Bacon dull and NOM
inally unchanged, with no demand, but
holders are firm at full prices, Shoul-
ders sold at 111Sc; sides at 131fc; clear
rib sides at 141<c, and clear at 15c.
Lard opened quiet but closed with firm.
er feeling, holders asking 1910, but lit
tie demand.' Butter scarce and in de-
mand at 4sa52c. Eggs dull at 2lc.
i ASEEDS-Clover dull at 1S1<a141<c.
LIVE SToCK-Cattle firm at s. Goa z OO
for butchers, and 81 50aS so for ship
ping, per GENITAL. Sheep 81 higher for
good TO choice. Hogs, $oal0 90 per CEN
tai, gross.
GoLD-Buying, 1375<.
MARon 24.-FLouR-More active and
drmer but unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Un and open
ed dropping, bnt closed hrmer at$f 9l31
| for No. 2 spring; No. springnominal
at s2a2 III. Corn-C Closed fifner under {
good demand at s1Nas11fc, for new
No. 1, seller, all May, nominal at s9Ta
! oOc. oats-Quiet and steady ut 671<a
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Rand for Sale.

nWo TRACTS OF $40 ACRES EACH IN
Southwest Missouri, located near the
P1eidc Railroad, well tfmbeTed and supplied
with excellent spring water. Title perfect.
Inquire at or address this once,
u10rlh-Std&2fW
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INOTICE

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AdCEUB?1AVitsHnf5 f5Os q An R0Ys
n of5diphsdo, ,Illu1stie aud NhsIS Aetds?ci
In store and fef.~le st rsdase4 gsless t,y,. ein
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of,ec, 44 California street, San rranei'eo
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Csn1desee silver. nIIsiWg Csaps-
ny. Gold Iiil, Storey county, state Of Nevada -
Notice Is hereby given, that At n meeting OF ihe
Board Of Trustees Of said Company, h.ld on the
twenty. afth day Of March. 1868. an assessment y NJ
Nod OF Ten Dollars per share was levied upon
tho & pital stock OF said COMPANY, payable the
twenty y..Ixth day Of fMsfeh ls6s, in United States
gold coin. 10 the Secretary, 4 wssener. ~ Cali
forhia street. San Francisco, California; Any
ssoek upon which said asiesSn,ent shall remain
un paid on tho THIRTIETH DAY OF April,
1865, shalI bo deemed delinquent, md VIII DO
duly advertised for iaio at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, viii DO
sold on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF MAY, 1855 20 pay the delinquent ~.
sesxment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale BY order Of the Bohrd 'oi
Trusteeg. RWEGENEh, SecSetHy.
ofacei tlI California street, San Eranei.so,
California ,HTT -r.Hsr. fE-I - piu@'-u