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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
ma So Falr fhis FalI.

As is well known to all readers,
the Nebraska State Fair win be held
at this place this fall. The Nemaha
County Agricultural Association has
rendered the free use Of their grounds,
and agreed to fit them up in good
style for the Fair, free Of expense to
the State Board. In order TO do this,
material aid will be needed from the
city Of Bro1CnUiUe. About two thou
sand dollars will be needed to comply
with the pledges of the County SOci-
ETY.. The ground is to be fenced, adj
ditioDal buildings and stock pens
erected, the track enlarged, and many
other improvements made i'm order to
accommodate the demands Of the
Fair, as well as to sustain the reputa-
ton Of the town. The plan of the
Local Board TO raise the money is this I:
There is now about S35O,OO in the
Treasury Of the County Society. The
Board is authorized to sell go Life
Memberships at $40 each. This
would make $1,000. The sum of $500
we think, should be appropriated by
the City Council. This is usual on the
part Of points at which State Fairs
are held. The actual benefit to the
town will be more than ten times that
amount. This benefit will be confer
red on all propOrtionately, and all
should correspondingly render aid,
which can be done in no other way
than the one suggested. Heretofore
in such matters, aidhas been rendered
by subscriptions obtained. In this
way a few liberal men do all, and the
majority do nothing. The only Just
names of rendering aid to an enter
prise which confers benefits on all, is
by tax, or an appropriation from a
general fund. AS application will be
made to the City Council, we speak
CT it now that the people may have
time to consider it, and advise with
the city authorities.
While on this subject, we desire to
say further to our people, that Nema-
ha county and Brownville have an
Agricultural reputation second to no
other county or point in the State.
The Fair was ordered to be held here,
because of the reputation, and because
too, it was thought a better and more
satisfactory Fair could be held at
Brownville this season than at any
other point in the State. The friends
Of this enterprise throughout the
State expect much of us, and they wiU
not be disappointed! Fifteen years
intimate knowledge of the people Of
this town and county, warrants us in
making this assertion. Another
word to the Hotel and Boarding House
keepers. You have got to "eRldrge
vour boundaries ~ We have reliable
information which justiies us in say
ing that there will be such a crowd at
the next State Fair, as has never be-
fore been together in Nebraska. Mark
the prediction!
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

We have before us a circular of w.
d. BLACKBURN, Esq, setting forth a
proposition to prepare a work on the
counties in the Nemaha Land Dis
trict, to contain a complete record of
statistical facts as to the history, soil
climate, geological formations, agri-
cultural advantages, public improve
ments, railroad prospects, transporta-
ton facilities, &C., in a complete Hand
Book and Directory. The undertak-
Ing is a laudable one. and we wish
Mr.. B. abundant success. We will
publish his circular entire next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
Massacre of q surYeying Party.

From the Daily Washington Globe,
of March sth, we clip the following
Mr.. THAYER submitted the follOwin res
olution; which was considered by unanI-
nous consent, and agreed to:
ReeOICed, That the COMMITTEE on Military
affairs. In addition 70 the duties imposed up
on IL, by resolution of the Senate OF the Path
ultimO, relating to the killing of the Piegan
Indians, be INSTRUCTED to inquire into and re-
port to the Senate the facts connected with
the massacre OF Bucks Surveying Party in
Nebraska during the last summer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
Sales Of Real Estate iniNemahaCOunty

Sales Of Real Estate Internationally,
We are often written to by our nom
resident subscribers to inform them of
prices of real estate. This no one can
do with any degree of certainty. We
will publish the sales of real estate
monthly, giving merely the township
and range and consideration, leaving
readers to arrive at their own conclu-
siOns.
For the following we are indebted
TO JAMES N. HACKER, County Clerk,
and his gentlemanly assistant, MI.
SNYDER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
Emigration.

We are glad to note the fact that the emil.
grafton oflS70, at present pushing rapidly into
Nebraska City and OtOe county, is OF a very
superior character, pecuniary and morally,
Our school houses and churches draw them
and we arc glad to welcome them to the best
country on earth.-NebrGskG CITY NetUS.
School houses and churches being
the governing incentive, as above
mentioned, it is safe to infer that the
political complexion of the incoming
emigration is Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
A late telegram from Washington,
in regard 70 Cuban affairs. "

The Cuban sympathIsers have been quite
active since yesterday morning, whe Gen.
QueSRda and two member Of mis- staff Rrriv-
ed here. Quite a number of congressman
including Senators Carpenter, Morton, VIII
son and Pomeroy, and Generals Banks and
Logan, had a private conference with Quesa-
Capital this morning. Another meeting. al
which ladies' are present, Is holding this ey-
ening at the house of ena PomerOy.
QuesRda tells a flatteringftale; he says the
insurgents are as strong as ever, claims that
Gen. Jordan is in chief command. denies all
the stories of the surrender of bodies of the
CubanS, asserts that they hold two-thirds of
the Island, that they are sure of success,
care much about recognition, and a v
his principle business here is to get arms and
munitions of war.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

In Montgomery county, Indiana,
where the County Commissioners APP
propriated $l25, COO for railroad pur-
poses, 0tthoEt authority, the Suprems
Court has decided the act to BE- illegal
and Uotd, although most Of the mon
ey bad been drawn. All courts will
SO decide, in all such cases.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

WILD OATs.-Crop that is gener-
ally sown between eighteen and
twenty-five. The harvest sets in about
ten years after, and is commonly
found to consist of a broken constitu-
ton. two ", ak legs, a cough. a large
trunk filled with small pitfalls and
patent medicines. We can hardly
say that they yield pays for the time
and labor expended in cultivation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The Nation, in an srticie-"Golden
Days of the American Barn-and re-
ferring to the rage for female suffrage,
says: 1--WE look forward to see the
day when the teGium Of every trial
will be lightened By instrumental
music, an occasional song or anecdote
from the bench, and perhaps reading
or Rotations from female members OF
the bar, and the introduction o. a baby
or two to be passed round toward
lunch time"
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
Good Health is the name of new

Good Health Is the name of anew-
to us-MOnthly Periodical, hailing from BOs-
ton, Mass, published by ALIEN MOORE, IL
Bromfield st. It is devoted to Physical and
Mental culture. The leading articles in the
March number are THE Deformities incident
to civilization"-Diet md Medicines-"Veg-
etable Parasites of the human skin"-"Nat-
ursl History of Dress"-"First help in acct
dents"-"PreventiOn of Disease"-"Children's
arms and legs all Of which are interesting
and valuable. Terms 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The Arago Weekly Net0s, is the
name of a new paper hailing from
Arago in Richardson County; In
dependent in politics; SANDERsoN &
METTz Editors and publishers. We
welcome the Meas, and wish it album
dant success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
rnhan rharitahIa Aia Soeiefr.

This organization with Head Quar-
tiers at New York, has for its object to
arouse and concentrate the moral sup
port Of the Nation IN behalf Of the
recognition-by the General Govern
ment-of the Beligerency and Inde-
pendence of Cuba.
C. M. CLAY, Pres't.
HORACE GREEDY, Vice Pres't.
CHAs. A. DANA, Treas.
S. d. STOCKING, Secy.
The following appointment has
been presented the Editor of this
paper.
NEW YORK Feb. IL 1870
SIR; You are hereby appointed
Vice President of the Cuban Charita-
BILE Aid Society for the State of Ne
braska. Your letter of acceptance at
your earliest convenience is earnest
ly requested.
Very Respectfully,
Your Ob't Servent,
C. M. CLAY Prest.
- n NY rN-. D,osr.a,sUo
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

A woman at Pine Island, Mime
sofa, has given birth to twins, one
white, the other black. It is consider
ed q remarkable circumstance up
there, as the father of the children
has been in Montana for two years.
He was always considered a very
numerous man when at home.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
Col. R. w. FURxAs, Brovnpiue.

We were favored with a call last
week from Hon. A. LOWE of DOni-
phan Kansas, special mail agent and
Postofice Inspector for the first Dis
trict Sixth Division, composed OF
Kansas Nebraska and Dacotah. He
pays a most fl~attering compliment to
Mr.. Pollock, u Post Master, by say
ing that he keeps his books and office
in the best order and shape of any he
has bad occasion to examine in his
District.
Mr.. Lowe is an old time acquaint-
ance T; from the same County in Ohio
as ourself. Was once Representative
in the State Legislature of Ohio. He
has for years been one of the leading
men in Kansas, filling many impOr-
tant positions of trust and honor,
with credit to himself and benefit to
the State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

Nebraska weather is characterized
for its freaks sometimes. But the
week past # has fairly outdOne itself.
The first part of this month has been
exceedingly pleasant. Last week the
blue-bird and the robin were "split-
ting their throats with sOng;" early
gardeners were making garden; Fri
day and Saturday were "mild sum-
mer days :" Sunday was not unpleas-
ant; Monday was the most unpleasant
day Of the whole season: stormy
as q March hare" in reality. Their
moneter went down to 60 below zero.
Tuesday and Wednesday about the
sanae. The "oldest inhabitant" has
40 recollection of such weather.
Look Oat, what Peaches that
before spared.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

Reeds Overland Messenger, is the
title of a new publication edited by
JOHNNY" REED of Nebraska City.
and devoted to the interests of the
Drug Business, and REED & BROS in
particular. The Reed boys are throw.
ing their whole soul into their bust
ness, and what they lack in size cor.
pOreally, they more than make up III
"push things" Success to them and
the Overland Messenger.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
AGENTS wANTEn7

To all Who Want EmpIov,.
prepared to furnish employment - Arengr
to make money easily, rapidly "no deas
Business new. light and p-oat,bl. "1iedaby
PEI certainly De made by any MAJ Z
man who possesses a particle Of eBervv % Ee
T Thii a + no p SS SoRS9e5 ed n tie evening and a 5o@,
desire permanent and prOhtabLe - !Oursel n Jon
70 ne undersigned. who VIII 6rEa3 ymeut.W write
eeommencs ana ana valuable sample, T6 aSS ny, nm
P. O. Box, 2S3. Cdr UOIIEs
l93m SeUHSu hhh r,v,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

A member of Congress from Ten
nessee proposes to send a colOred boy
as cadet to West Point; the Delegate
from Arizona wants to send an Indi-
an, and the Delegate from Wyoming
a girl. Won't some one send a John
Chinaman?
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The decline in gold is owing princi-
pally TO the wisdom and good man
agement of the administration. Mr..
Boutwell, has used the surplus gold to
prevent ''corners," and thus the gam
bIers have been beaten, and the bUsi-
ness of the country suffered to 90 on
uninfuenced by them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The Bremen ship, "Schnaidf' in re,
gard to which there has been so much
anxiety for a week or two past, ma;
arrived safely in New York. Nothing
is heard from the "Cfty Of Boston,
aud great anxiety is felt for her safety.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

At North Platte in this State on the
18th, two men named F. Ward and
James Bates, were arrested for rob
bthg and terribly beating a man
named KeeE A large lot Of jewelry
recently stolen from McLucas& Deck,
was found in their possession. A mob
took the prisoners from the officers
and hung them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

We understand that a gentleman
named GARsONs, from Dunkirk, New
York, proposes to engage in the enter
prise of raising oysters in the Salt
Basins at Lincoln. If he commences,
We suppose the next Legislature viii
be called on to make an appropriation
Of one or two sections of saline lands
10 sid the enterprise! Well take ours
q saddle rock roast" well done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

We invite a reading Of Mrs. STAT
FoRD's "Notes from a Journey across
the Continent on the Great Pacific
RaRsOGy," on the frstpage of tO-day's
paper. We have read 40 description
Of a trip over the Great Union Pacific
Railway with more pleasure. Some
Of her descriptions are most sublime.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

Rev. Mr.. NORRIS, Editor Of the
[ Omaha World, favored our Editorial
Room with a visit on Monday.
Hon. w. d. SCOTT, of Rulo, was in
our place on Monday and Tuesday
last
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

Several business houses in this place
are giving out coin change for green
backs. On Sunday last, when the
contribution basket passed round,
the old fashioned, but almost forgot
ten. ring Of email coin was heard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The New York Tribune, in a care
fully prepared article, estimates the
population of the United States in
1870 at 40, 500, GOO an increase of 9,OOO,-
600 in the past decade. Nebraska is
put down at $50, 900.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

Legal NotIes.
FhineRs Jones PainefT

Legal NotIee.
Rhineas Jones, PaintiH.
vs..
Charles c. Ells, Ds6sDdantJ
niue D8tneS coDrt, Nemaha Co1,.
specific Performanc-g Nsb,.
ChaIlss c. Ellis viii take Motto
Syneso the couuty Of Nemaha sfc.nn F
ulef on vac ord day II Februarv
RetitlgD ~ the District Court hi ~ h
t1eSaa tnaries q, Ellis, n nou-rs-id.NnJ -.
y Ne5r3ska, wherein the said Io1oei De
SLnS performance Of q Contract 10 ma me-
Warranty deed. Of the following eoHvens
Nemaha County. Neby5sEs ~
B AZ the northeast cOrpe- 81 oHu. n
~ tnG sOath Wet quarter OF sectfc.e Yea
tOnnsA5p I'VE 10, north 81 r.9-el LFhltT =
soStI Hehes south sixteen GS 4ea ii
&C. ~ uesrees east, eighteen Gs As,
nm II SkAhks thence east thirfv-rwo aida
~ Lnenee north f0Fty-efvbt uts ~
H5al GesIe@ west, f0rty-One ar 80 M
-i-n35 nsnCs ~ thirteen rods II - lhd -
5s5 Sy1s.ltiag v acre. and nr-- Aee Is
nNe.ault OF the said Ellis ID urabo 2oH
sadt commissioner BE- annCf,foS ellV-
SCI ~ MAKE me same, and ne Me II
-. tanus De quieted. ana tha --A ue hr
piainsI tneretn be establfshed 7S Of te !.
ana tne said Charles @. mis- A. ,
LequILe1 70 appear and answer ~ hath bel
0TIO.s ~ IN Gay Of April, 1870. Flion IA,
HEwETT NEWMAN, AIRS 56r PA JONI
IA
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The chronological Journal for
March is an exceedingly interesting number.
Besides the valuable matter it contains, it
furnishes life-like likenesses Of DIR ShurtIeT,
Mayor of Boston :; James Wick, the great
scotsman, of Rochester, New York; Carl
Voght, OF Geneva, Germany, and ProfShrOck.
Terms 81,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

Gov. STEARNs Republican candi-
date in New Hampshire has been re,
elected by an increased majority over
the Presidential vote.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

Balleau's Monthly Magazine for
April is already received. This is an old
and valuable Periodical, which only needs to
DO referred to. The present number is be-
hind many Of fits predecessors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The State School Superintendent's
Report shows the number of school
children in Nebraska to be thirty Mou-
sand, eight hundred and hirty;four.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

Col. WILDER Editor of the Kansas
City Journal Of Commerce was shot
and killed, last week by a rebel named
Hutchinson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

A man being asked why he did not
take a newspaper replied: Because
when my father died he left a good
many newspapers, and l hain't read
'em all yet" That man died a pau
nnE IL
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

We are pleased to see GEN. DENVER
in our place again. The Genl. is here
looking after some land matters in
the Half Breed tract.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

HIRAM BRIGHT, Esq, Of FreepOrt,
ILL.,, is in our town looking after land
matters. He is a gentleman of both
legal and financial ability.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

S. E. POOLE, a brakeman Of the c.
B.&St. JO.R.R., was instantly crushed
to death between two cars at Pacific
City on Thursday last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

1t is said that flfty-One members of
the present Congress were soldiers in
the Union army. q vs frid,a
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

81. -.H.a- MHr .H". ..
The. following Joint Resolution was
passed at the late Extra Session of
our Legislature, in relation to the
Committee of Investigation of Public
Buildings
Resolved or the Senate and House Of Repre-
resentattres Of Nebraska, That having heard
the report Of the Committee appointed to in
vestigate the official acts Of the Commission
ers. 1t Is thejudgement ofthe Legislature hat
said Commissioners, acted In good faith in
the discharge Of the duties imposed upon
them, n that in exceeding the appro-
prlation In the amount Of and and lots
sold, and In increasing the size and costs
Of public buildings 10Y in course Of erec-
ton at Lincoln, they rave been governed
by honest purposes TO subserve the best
Interests of the State, and we therefore, en-
dOrse their actions, and exOnornte them from
all cenSure, both I'm their capacity as such
Commissioners and as individual citizens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
ROLL OF HONOR.
NEW
SCHOOL NOTICE.

w DOUUUL NUIIOEs
The Annual Meeting of the Legal Voters OF
Brownyille City School District. as provided by
law Will be held at the School House in said city,
On Monday the 18th day of April, 4. ID. 1870,
at the hour of two O'clock, Z. NJ.
The following business viii be in order at said
meeting:
l. Reports OF the present District officers.
Election of a Moderator for the ensuing term
OF three years.
. Voting the necessary tax for the support OF the
School for the year ensuing, and for payments on
school House Bonds, and such other purposes as
may seem expedient.
L. Any other business relative to the interests of
the school.
All resident Taxpayers, twenty-one years Of age
aud over, in this District, are entitled to vote.
Est o. b. HEWITT, Director
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
JNO. L. CARSON, Agent,
BrUwnviIle. Nebrask
SfSsStSssf;E

I To TIE WUHhINt ILAsN.-Wel are n0H
prepared to furnish all classes with constant en- q
plOyment at home, the whole Of theumeOr iTtht-
spare moments Business new, light and pr1ltaaie.
Persons o feithers sex easily earn from 1cDN YET
evening, and q proportional sum by devotng her
whole time TO the business. Boys ana giTlsClldm
nearly as much rs men. That all whOsee ihS 20
tice may send tieir address and test the business
we make this unparalleled offer. To such as ar
not well satisfied, we will send one dollar for th
trouble Of writing. Full particulars, a valuable
sample which viii do 70 commence w0rE on, ar-
q copy of the Pc9Dlcs Literary CD1HpnHi0n-Ona 81
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
State Of Connecticut, :
Hartford County. %

January 18th, 1870, personally appeared. Geo L
Chase, President, and {. G. Lyman. assistant S..
rotary Of the Hartford Fire Insurance COmbsnT
and made oath that the foregoing statemeni 81
them subscribed, - 3 true, fun. and correct unu.
ment Of the affairs Of said Company, and e4hbls
so far as can be ascertained 40 this date Ia acnaI
condition this t~hirty-flrst day Of December, tsR
Before me,
GEORGE SUMNER.
49, m-EH-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
To the stockholders Of the
BrOWmvflle, TT. Kearney and
Pacific Railroad Company.

Notice Is hereby given that ten per centum Of the
CapitalStoek Of the BrORnville, Fort Kearney and
Pacific Railroad Company having been subscnbees
win be held on the 4th day Of April, 1870. at 10
O'Clock A. n, &C the office OF Che Mayor Of he City
OF BrOwnviile, in McPhersOn3 Block, in Brown
vile. Nemahs County, Nebraska, fOrthe purpose Of
choosing seven Directors Of said Company, TO con-
tinue in Office until the time fixed for the annual
election, and until their successors shall be chosen
and qualified.
Stockholders may attend either in person or by
nn-A.l nnn-n
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
BROwNv1LLE UNION SCHOOL.
Report for the week ending
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1870.

Number of pupils enrolled................. DDS
Average daily lag
Number of pupils los
Number OF half days absence, eXcused...- 54g
Number of hGlf days absence, unexcused 23I
Number of pupils 81
Number of casts of hardness 81
Time lost by tardineSS...-... 8 hours. o min.
u cases of truancies
Number cases ofquarreling aud fighting. 0
Number cases of falSehOOd d
Number cases of prOfanity...--........--- 0
umbC cases of corporal punishment. 0
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
LIABILITIES

Liabilities 10 Banks, or others, due or
not
Losses adjusted and due.-
Losses either unadiusted or adjusted and
~ VM "a a
LOssesi In suspense. awaiting h1rtherprOof
All other claims against the Company.
-
r-5 aHauu
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY

On ne d9irty-Eirst day Of December. 1ss,
In conformity with the law az ~ Asstaakl
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The name Of this Company is the Har,s-
insurance 20" and Is located at Hartford Co.ltl ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

The greatest amount Insured In any ons ri,E /,
10000 except in special cases.
The amount insured I'm any one City. Town ~
Village, depends upon Its size and how buiIt
The amount insured I'm any one block deDepd1 n
above.
Certified Copy OF the Charter OF the Comssry a
filed heretofore.
GEO. L CHASE. President
&C. LYMAN, Asst. Secretar-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The amount Of Capital stock ia
The amount Of Capital stock paid IN. Il 4 SSSo :
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GEN
" cra Of Houston and Greene Streets New



- sral q Houston and Greene Streets New York
city March ~, isIo !, du,o.,. m conv ., nj,
semsn eaohsd escS are invited and VIII be received az
,s: onlce until u o'clock noon on Wednesday April 49,
trucks drays carts within the city of New York and
Department for the period of from the st
bbls bb. flour ib pounds weight its squva
''Fs FOR r. any ny'd distance a not exceeding " mile
For any distance exceeding n mile, but not exceeding
For any distance exceeding mile, but exceeding ~
For any distance exceeding ~ mile, bu, not exceeding
any distance exceeding miles, but not exceeding sh
For any distance exceeding ~ miles, but not exceeding
Per n mile for any distance exceeding mles
The above distances being considered within the city
Proposals mas: must also state The price per s.rmans load Of
in bulk OF other goods between city and other points
the city Of BROOKLYN or Jersey CITY.
time called reasonable notice being given him. night
sS psSn o be made a
enton In The delivery OF stores except when caused by
The contractor will be required furnish all the necessary
labor loading and unloading the stores to be TRANSPORTED
by him. and must be prepared to furnish for
stores he may oe called for by the
nus be Ssssent person. or by his sen q ali
times to receive and execute all orders which may be given
proposal will be considered unless accordance
with The term. OF this md coming from re-
two responsible setting o,a ,heir be-
The United right reject any pro-
Bidders have the privilege OF being the opening
All proposals be addressed undersigned
dorsed proposals for transporting stores IN
New York city and secni:s."
Brevet Major General RUFUS INGALLS,,
Assistant QuArterma.tsr Geners Y; ;. A.
Brevet ajor and Assistant 2uarernaster u. \. A,
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
MATRIMONIAL.

NoNFIDENTIAL-MME. vERE'S PERSONAL BUREA
~ extensively patr0nyed by ladies' and gentlemen. In
tsrviews and Introductory letes furnished until D. ~
Anity street.