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Business Hotties.
RheumatIsm, scintica, urighcs Disease, Colds,
ChiIis aud Fever, and DtphtherIa.

Rheumatism, sciatica, urighcs Disease, Colds,
ChiIis aud Fever, and Diphtheria.
These diseases, unged at this time or less with
malaria -theess caused by imperfect VI
the bowels ami kidneys The liver IL generally also at
faults together there IL an Inability to cleanse the blood
and system of those matters upon which the health IT
the body depends There TO be especial retou
ton Of uric acid. This acute pain IN dincrcu
parts Of the body Wore the principle Of purgauon
pretended. these symptoms and these malarous times
would cause no anxiety. because simple purgave like
BRANDRETHs PILLS would prove infallibc. Tor they
every trace OF disease. and usually, This
innocent pursatyo purges all that Is hurul from tho
bowels, kidneys. and blood and what IL Of vast i'm
portance they cast out nothing that's useful Thesc ri
should he In the house, that needed dose be
cured without delay. BY their means attacks Of diklt
cured before they end IN aroploxy aud paralysis
During festive times one may eat or even driuk more
than Is cool. but dose or two Of BR4NDRErfs FILA
will restore health by removing all undue accumulL
tons. Let tho wise think.
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DENlsON-tTRnNG In the Church nj the Messiah
Chicago. IN. Dee -. DR.. Charles D,uson VI Denver
Col. 10 Mis- Ella II strong dauehter Of JUDGE Henry
strong ot Chicago The bride tall and stately hru
nette, looked hfwitchng In an elegant robe Of white
stun, cut princess with square train and rich lace
timmin-s beautiful white veil AMI orange blossoms
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Louisiana State Lottery Compnny.-iotth
Monthly Grand Distribution. New orleans. Jan ~
-i.s57 prizes total $1,000 capitals s3oUn $1,000
s5.ooo Sc 10000 tickets. two ,s2l dollars; halves
one CtD dollar. Apply to VI. 4. DAUPHIN. 2. o box
No Ge New orleans. La. or II. L. PLUM. $40 Broad
WAY Ne York
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"Blueflnc" - the Best Blue for the Laun-
dry. MOST ECONOMICAL and SIMPLE ~ Use and OF q
superior kyhue color 4 sn,le trial Will prove its
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 2ei Canal St. Brindretl
House. New York.
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should at once rlip.'s "Pala1hlc COD Liver on
M combination with hl.piu. Nulitnt Sold nv an ,lruI
slats. Depot flait st. -idr
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-h'i' tliAll ltAAN VI HhA 0hi'-illI'lN lltiNf
sent to THE Sun the following circulars. which
they had received hy mail
mr. JoNt. : Co. ncncrsin
namnnl,. NHtche, ana Jswelry.-.
DIAN sln. In looAns over your state directory your
rnm.ui. ard We l''' no' heard from INN since Now.
bu You tel. ,oou e. yon see my signature
helm , "'i M ,n 9 SoG 'tol s.i i, y9l 1an
terry Mhr9 uc encio,,d circular de'cnncs tncio~
with tls nude standing that viii a5rnn-c It 80 Il at
you wll draw mr." pua. n N"n viii ngrrc 10 net AS
gule va.dr."am 'oar -ia'. ond shown around, Tia,
thousands o' tickets could De- sod.
,n 4 REX gr2gg r c % , s4 S, a, 6 once
II j. Iosr. co
If the receiver Of the above circular. fancying
or pretending TO fancy himself n cousin of Mr..
Jones. writes him letter. he receives the fol-
lowing answer:
II r. ioyrs & CO.. Dealers in
-I pB 1",a " sen yss %H' 6s s~ry l.7s
place today in,,.e 81 TUESDAY, We have % arranged
ccNc and cHi6, b lo u. &n",y how n,ni'y cksts YOU
think You g., ~, . aI We viii 'end hcn to YOU
Ps- nh. no'.co Of drawin, will he ,cnt To You iy
W T. N''""' who has charge ct shipping ~ !r@,
Within a week the recipient Of the above letter
gets ticket something like the iollowlng
No Gieii TINS TlCEEr
Enutlc, the Holder 10 one Chance inthe
GsM 1pmN Picture OF an eagle ~ I1ro Mnrs!
GRAND WEEKLY DlcTmRrTlON. GF
Henry T. JONES, s'is Broadway, New York
Soon altcrward tho following communication
is Sent 10 the holder Of the ticket:
TwcuNhy Thousand dollar, worth Of diamonds,
t''d t'c N'V i,E Jcvrhcr, snd Naieh lmpo ''i
Assoc itiiNu Sow York. NuN. - lS9~
/. registered Inc iuus of he s.oclaon In voir name
Y VIZ uraW ~ -2M w"i.n ah' chain Nlued 49, so,
,iurpine ~. which amount mu.l tr pud hclurc the
@ Wc,, lldri street Ncw YorA
~ h-Nl ,.mmmlca,"'' 40 reference To rriNs must
With this communication the following letter
Is sent:
", = McCALi. Watches, Diamonds Jewery andl
suNcrWarc. a. Wholesale,
GWtr TuuD sTtlrI Ntw YoRK nov - 1874 !
have drawn .,ld watch and cham valued al SsN
un auihur|cd by the association when pr/cs are
sent on NJ " CITY o charge one per cent for packing,
lo,iH- n-l.'cnn- and shipping, which amounts on
,ch tat amount REGISTERED in the enclosed envelope.
tnd VIII u trrr u IL send your watch hN malt -airly
packed ana registered Respectfully, VIZ MCCALL
Some men want the goods sent c. O. d. When
they make this request they receive the follow
Ing answer:
" r Mccall wachc' Diamonds, Jcwclry and
dWfsr Inrn ,IHsit. NV YonN nr- n 1874
prAh ~ l"u. lrttor" ~ inst n'ci,ed ~end no
IS cn 81 = as a f nS ad aS f ~" %SS S@t G
IN hiutn day, your watch and chain Nll dee Jared
Respectfully, NN +. MCCALL, per H.
II the money Is sent the victim either never
hears from it again or receives watch worth.
It's exact weight in brass.
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M.IRRIEU.

foRfERs coTGH B1LsiM IS. ~ aud IS cent;
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Wilkle Conss new novel. wall appear exclusively /
tTa4A L-s.Hs Ld.!aast Neg-pGpa, -4lr.
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Read Wilkie Collins's new novel IN filnk Lsi., Mn,
TaL@i AalaasilsI. JAIL L--AlA ''
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TRAPS FOR the UNWARr.
The Operations OF ~. Il. Jones & Co.-How
They Hook their Rural Victims.

More than fifty Of our subscribers have
sent to THE SuN the following circulars. which
they had received ly mail:
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Soon altcrward tho following communication
is sent to the holder Of the ticket:
With this communication the following letter

" TTTTT sWTV,
GWtr Turrp sUurT. NV YoRK. NuY. -. 1874 \
DrAt ~i uu VIII see hN the enclosed notice that YOU
huNr drawn sold watch and cham valued az S3nu
uu authorized by the association. when prilcs are
sent out ui The city, Ca charge cent packing
ro-i'u- lr-l-'euns, and shipping, which am0uut. on
fNut ,IIf. 90 49,
semi that amount registered In the enclosed cnyrope
ami Wl uu irrci o IL send your watch M mail .ait y
packed AMI registered. Respectfully, ". T.. Mccall.
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NiINt rMdrt. at Wholesale,
e. Wfsr lnrn ,tRfit. NV Nunk DO" n 1874
prAN Nir YOU lrttrrn ~ inst received ~-nd ut
COOL, a. o D. lvn are rnut'i To- tine pr/r ANON Ga,
pas Wcrt ~ 20 ~ iutrd u thr amount mot received
In iIttn dHNs your watch AMI cham Nll he declared
forfeited, and put with the unclaimed priNs
Respectfully, NN 4. MCCALL, per N.
II the money Is sent the victim either never
hears from IL again or receives a witch worth
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

A Desirable Home and Cheap
Farm for Sale.

Located in a pleasant thriving vii
age on an important Railroad. En-
braces a good Farm Of 60 acres of
upland and bottom land. adapted to all
crops grown in the State. including all
the fruits. Is as healthy as can be
found in the State. Fine water. good
orchard garden. 3 tenants farms and
houses. one residence with : rooms.
good barn and other out-buildings.
Also. | hotel. | store house, | new.
handsome cottage with five rooms. l
double house. and about 30 building
lots in the village. Two churches, ,
steam saw mills. one drug store. and
8 stores for general merchandise, and
a good, live, enterpriSlng community.
The village was started IN 1873, and is
furnishing. 4 change of business, de-
handing the removal of the party to
another portion of the State. is the rea-
son it is on the market. Price, $4,000,
one half cash, and the remainder one
and two years time. Good oppor-
tunity for a colony of eight to twenty
families, as other lands around the vii
lage can be bought at fair prices. They
want immigrants. For particulars,
address the Commissioner of Agricul-
ure, Raleigh, \. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

NV ORLEANS. Jan. 2S.-The Supe-
rior Criminal Court was crowded to
dav. when the three accused men bers
of the Returning Board, Messrs. Ander-
son. Cazenave and kenner were brought
to the bar. The counsel for 1. I. An
derson filed q motion for change OF We
nue.. alleging that he could not have a
fair trial in this parish, the prejudice
against him having increased IN the last
few days. After the argument Judge
Whitaker stated that the Jury had been
drawn in a most impartial manner, ana
was composed of conscientious, on
est men of unimpeachable character.
What more could the accused demand:
The Court had said Friday that IL
would not be tritied with, and consld-
ering the motion for a change of venue
as an attempt at delay, the Court de
MES the same. The defence too a bill
of exceptions. The Attorney General
renewed the motion for a severance IN
the trial of the accused. He said the
State had wished to try the case IN the
State VS.. Wells first, but as he had not
come forth. he would move to call up
the case of Thos. c. Anderson. Judge
Gallon, of counsel for defence, opposed
the motion for a severance, as IL Would
only be detrimental to the accused, de-
priving them of their combined peremp-
tory challenges. The Court granted
the motion for severance and the case
of the State VS.. Thos. G.. Anderson was
then fixed for trial. The witnesses
were called and the empanelling of the
jury was proceeded with.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

Address,
THE NEWS"
oct25-tf. Raleigh, n. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
Marriage of Marmaduke j.
Hawkins Esq. and Miss IL.
II. Davis.

The marriage of Mr.. Marmaduke j.
Hawkins, n of the best known young
gentlemen of our section, to Miss r. B..
Davis, a charming young lady of Louis
burg, who has many acquaintance and
friends in this city, occurred in Louis
burg on the 3Oth inst. The ceremony
was performed at the Episcopal Church
by Rev. DR.. holloway. The attendants
were: Collin Hawkins, Esq, brother of
the groom, and Miss Maria Aston;
Walter Parker, Esq, and Miss Alethia
Hawkins, sister Of the groom; ALI. w.
Haywood, ESQ.,, and Miss Ella HI. An
drews, of Raleigh; Phil. H.. Andrews,
of this city, and Miss Annie B. Fuller,
of Louisburg; Charles McKimmon, of
this city, and Miss Mamie Clark, of
Halifax; Robert White, ESQ, Of Louis
burg, and Miss Ellen Hale, of Raleigh;
Robert Davis, Esq, of Louisburg,
and Miss Nina Parker, of War
renton Charles Hinton, Esq, of
Raleigh, and Miss Dora Cooke, of
Louisburg; Geo. M. Smedes, Esq, of
Raleigh, and Miss Katie Davis, of Louis
burg; Perry Neal, Esq, and Miss Mary
Davis. of Louisburg. The impress
sive ceremony was witnessed by
a large number of people. The grooms-
men were elegantly entertained at
dinner by Gen. p. B. Hawkins, on the
day previous, and in the evening a re-
ception was held at the residence of
Mrs. Neal, an aunt of the bride. About
l o'clock the groomsmen adjourned to
the Clifton House, where they sat down
to a sumptuous repast provided by the
groom. The marriage ceremony oc-
CURED yesterday morning and immedi-
ately afterwards the bridal party left in
carriages for Franklinton, and thence
ina special car to Browns turnout,
where the happy couple took leave of
their relatives and friends, and started
on an extended tour through the
Southern states. They expect to be alb
sent a month. The affair was in every
respect delightful, and will long be
remembered by the participants. -Netcs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

HEARTRENDING.-A few days ago a
most h~eartrending scene occurred near
Wakefield, in Little River township,
the details of which are appalling. Mr..
Burton Hicks a poor but well-to-do
farmer, while out in the field at work,
built a small fire for the comfort of
himself and little son, aged about six
years who generally accompanied him
to his work. A business engagement
with a neighbor about two miles dis
tant required him to leave about II
o'clock. He left his o i'm the field by
the fire, telling him at the same time
to go back to the house to his mother.
A slight wind caused the fire to spread
to the sedge field near by, and the lit
tie boy in attempting to pass was
caught on fire. His mother heard his
cries and rushed to his assistance. She
caught him up in her arms, and from
him her clothes were ignited. There
being no other persons present, ard
the consequent excitement attending
a mother with a dying babe in her
arms, depriving her of natural pres
ence of mind, she, too, was burned to
death and the husband returned home
to find the sad spectacle of the charred
remains of his wife and favorite child
locked in the embrace of death. lear
the fire he had made in the morning
for the comfort Of his little pet.-Ob-
server.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

The Concord Sun says that a pedlar
named Green made an assault upon a
lady of number nine township, on last
Thursday, but, becoming frightened,
fled before accomplishing his vile pur-
pose. He vas subsequently captured
in Stanly county.
Chief Justice Pearson left eleven Of
his pupils Judges or ex-Judges of North
Carolina. Three of these attained the
rare honor of sitting on the Supreme
Court Bench by the side of their old
preceptOr-Judges Settle, Dick and
Bynum.
A %, 900 gallon Oil Tank has been
put up near the Airline Depot in this
city by a Louisville firm. 1t will be
kept filled with Kerosene oil for sale
to the trade. A Baltimore house ex-
poets to erect an opposition tank
Charlotte Democrat.
George Howard, a negro tramp, has
been sentenced, at Pittsfield Penn, to
life Imprisonment for outrageous as
sault upon Mrs. Marcy. John Gilbert,a
negro; was sentenced to fifteen years
Imprisonment for assaulting a white
girl fifteen years of age.
Louisburg Courier: On last Sunday
night, the store of Messrs. Freeman &
Bro, at Carpenters Mills, in this coun-
ty, was entered by thieves and about
two or three hundred dollars worth of
goods stolen therefrOm.-AbOut IT'S
liens and mortgages have been filed in
the Clerks office since the 1st of Janu-
airy, 1S7S.-We have heard several
complaints made in regard to colored
mon and women over 81 years of age,
attending free schools, in this county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
A Horrible AHair..A w oman
Burned to Death.

On Tuesday night Mrs. CaIdace
Gill, wife of Mr.. Terrell Gill, residing
lust beyond the Railroad, in the South
western portion of the city, while In a
room at her home, by some means
passed too near the fire, when the
flames, Selling upon her clothing,
burned her SO terribly that in spite OF
all that medicine could do to prevent,
she died yesterday morning. The par
t~iculars of this sad affair are these !:
On Tuesday night, Mr.. Gill, who
has for some years past been an almost
helpless invalid, retired at an early
hour, while his wife remained by the
fire, engaged in some domestic avoca-
ton. About 9 o'clock MIR. Gill awOke
suddenly and saw his wife with her
clothes blazing, attempting to put out
the fire, but she was in such torture from
the pain, that she dropped the water.
Helpless as he was yet he managed to
get from the bed and go to her aid, and
seizing her, attempt to tear oil her
clothing. The heat was SO great that
his hands were badly burned, but he tore
off nearly all her clothes. 1t was too
late, for the flames had done their work,
A colored woman living next doorheard
the screams of Mrs. Gill, and ran into
the house. Upon her arrival she rub
bed the body of the sufferer with linseed
oil, and wrapped her up in a sheet. In
tho morning, DR.. P. E. Hines was called
in, and at once pronounced the case a
hopeless one. Mrs. Gill fingered in
much pain until 10 o'clock yesterday,
when she expired. The body will be
taken to a place in the country owned
by Mr.. Gill, and there inferred today
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
Weldon NelcS. Mr.. Thad RI

Weldon Neus: Mr.. Thad. Bullock.
of Enfield, a very worthy young man.
met with a painful, and it is feared,
serious accident on Tuesday. He was
standing near the section hands of the
Wilmington & Weldon Railroad, who
were cutting iron, and a piece flew in
Mr.. Bullock's face and entered imme-
diately under the ball of the right eve,
.inhlctlng a most painful wound.-
Rev. j. w. Primrose, of Warren coun-
ty, has an old straight back mahogany
chair, one the property of the great
English poet, Samuel Coleridge. This
chair is valuable as a relic. but de-
cidedly uncomfortable.-The Jail at
this place was broken into by tramps
on Thursday night, and a lot of blan-
kets stolen therefrOm. This is pro-
badly the first case on record where a
Jail was broken into.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
Marriage Of one of our Towns.

On Monday last, Mr.. Henry d. Coley,
a resident of orr city, and a conductor
on the r. r., married Miss Mary }.
Virgins, of Warren county. The GER
emory took place at the residence OF
the bride. The happy pair will make
a tour to the Northern cities, after
which they will return to the State and
90 to Charlotte. which will hereafter
be their residence. We extend our
beartiest wishes for a life Of continued
happiness and prosperity.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
II FOR 1873.

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Commercial.
NORTH CAROLINA MARKETS.

NORTH CAROLINA MARKETS,
WILMINGTON.
Cotton, 10L
Spirits turpentine quiet and steady at 2ol1
RoSin firm, 81. ~ for strained. Crude turpen.
tine steady at 81. 80 for hard; 81 Is for yellow
and vir5ln tar, $50.
CHARLOTTE.
Cotton active; middlings, 101. Corn, flour
and meal in demand; n. c.. -four $3.50@3.75
per sack wheat, Sl,25@I.5O; corn. 1905; ba-
con, sides, 9@I0; ham, I2@l21; eggs, l2H9l5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE M. ;isa
uau~d state. -arse, No. iJi.


TINTED srArEs LAND OFFICE. CARSON
" City. Nevada. November a.. lsII -No,ic,
!. hercby given that . 4 WEIGH. Owen
NeCrOh-n. kdward WEIGH, John Ran and J.. q
| Dewey, ss CO owners and CO claimants, have
this day Jointly maze application tor United
states patent for that certain mining ground
nd claim known ~ the CapitalG Gold ami slye'
Mining Claim No. 2 GA the Capital Lode. stu
ate In Gold mn Mining District, storey county,
state OF Nevada, and more particularly de
scribe According To oficial De d notes OF -ur.
vey thereof - follows. to vii;
Beginning II q po-t marked Ne. I. U. : sur
v-y No. iSt. whence hesr- the flagstaff on the
alta hosting works south 10 degrccs west. dis
tAnt about 100 feet. the nor hwe-t corner poet
% the Capital. u. =. Survey No. ioi, north ss
degrees east. distant 30 feet. and running
thence from said Pot No. !. nrsi cOur-e. north
~ degrces we-t 1900 feet TO Poet No. ., m
nyihe. and whence bears the quarter section
cOruer on the north line of Section ), Town
-hip IL mouth. Range n east, Mount Dnblo
ne iiisn. north ~ degrees east ISIS fest
thence. second course. north 50. degrees east
sO feet. Ia PO-t No. .; thence. third oour-c.
south ~ q. grecs east 10 feet to Poet No. Z
thence, fourth eour-e. south SoA degrees west
At 40 ieet northeast corner poet Of Capital
U. \. survey No i1i. at to feet northwest COT.
her po-t Of Capital U. :. Survey No. i0i, Gao
feet. TO the place Of b ginning the same being
and containing ~ GO 100 acres.
surv,y made to conform with the record OF
location. Witness 10 Its identity herewith
presented. Bearings expressed frOm true me-
riisn. Magnetic variation 10 degrees ~ min-
utr- EAST.
The improvements consist in two -hAns and
an excavation for q nev shaft. exceeding 500
In value.
said mining claim for which u. \. patent l.
- applied for consists Of Loo linear feet Of the
sald Capital Lode. bearing gold and silver. with
and Including al the dip-, spur, SINGLE and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
JUSTICE INNING co


" Location OF principal place Of business.
san francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hin District. Storey
county. Nsysdz. .
Notice IL hereby given. th,i At q meeting oI
TIE Board OF Directors. held o. the 10th day OF
January. 1878, an assessment No. 81 OF Tee
Dollars per share Was lsyiet upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately,
Ia United states gold coin. To the secretary, Al
the once OF the Company, Room q Hay
wants B1ilding. as California street. san
Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
rcmaln unpaid on the l+th day OF February,
ISIS, will be delinquent. and advertised Tor
sale at public snc lou. and unless payment
!. made before. viii be old on WEDNEspAi.
Quent Assessment. together with costs OF ad-
vertising and expenses Of ale.
Ny order OF the Board OF Directors.
JAMks =. KENNEDY, seeretAry..
Omee-hoom . ilaywani's building. tis Cali
fornis street. san Francisco. California lAiitd
DOCK ISLAND GOLD AND all
II YER MINING COMPANY .--Loearo OF
principal place 81 business. san Francisco. Cal
lfomiA.
Location Of works, Gold illn Mining Dis
triet. stOrey County, Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. thai IL q meeting
OF the Board % Directors. held on the 9Th
day VI January. A. D.. ISIS. an assessment INC.
III Of 70 cents share was levied upon the
| capital stock Of the corporation, payable I'm.
| mediAtely, In United States gOld coin, TO the
SECRETARY, o. the once of the Company. No.
AIS California st.et, san Francisco, Gall
fornA-
An stock upon which this assessment shall
remAin unpaid on tho 18th day OF February.
| ISIS, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
| at pablo saetiOn. and uule-s payment IL made
before will be cold ON TUESDAY. the sab
day % March. 1878, To pay the delinquent
assessment. together with eorts Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Directors.
J. W. CLARK. secretary.
once-Room No. . ais California street. san
Francisco. California jaiitd